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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12
Coast Guard Bill Is
Signed By Governor

Gov. Leverett Saltonstau
yesterday signed Rep. Michael
Paul Feeney's bill to include
the coast guard of the United
States in the veterans prefer
ence civil service Jaws Of Mass
achusettS.
The Hyde Park soloh'> bill
amends the statute to lev
read: 1.-THE word vet shall
mean any person who has
served in the Army, Navy,
Coast Guard, or Marine Corps
of the United States in time of
war or Instruction" The bill
corrects an error of omission
that has existed in the Law
for the past 25 years. Here
tofore preference has been on
a basis of legal Interpretation
by Civil Service authorities,
rather than by statute regula-
ton.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12

Outfiielder of Black Yankee
Baseball Club of New York City,
who clashes with Jack BurnS'S
Ex-MajOr League All-Star Fore
River Baseball Club of Quincy
at Fenway Park, Friday, June
Is, 6:15 P. M.
star team is the first to book
colored league club in a
Boston big league park, Fell
way being the home field of
the American League Boston
Red SoX, The game will be a
twilight contest.
YANKS HERE BEFORE
The Black Yankees are well
known to Lynn Fraser fans
and have played more ball in
New England than most of the
other colored league clubs
combined. Members of the Col
ored National League, current
ly headed by the Homestead
Grays, Cuban Stars, and New
ark Eagles, the Yankees will
not come to Boston this year
as the best club in the colored
league, as some writer's would
allow you to believe. However
the Yankees are a strong club
and have had little bother in
cleaning up all opposition here
in the past, except in instances
when the club apparently
played with handouts to please
local fandon1. John Stanley
and Big Boy Griffin are cap
able of turning back the
Quincy club next week at Fen
way Park who's left field foul
line should be a blessing to
any Yankee sluggers the club
may care to bring along.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12

tition, for the first five nights
at the Revere track. Gypsy
Band had a Florida record of
"a times in the money in SO
starts; Jovial Gesture had a
winter record of seven times in
the money in IL starts; min
time, had a Florida rating of
nine times in "a starts; Spring
Byington, whose Florida per-
Torrance was not recorded in
the Wonderland past perform
ance book this year, was an
other first time winner this
season in a feature race; and
ZANZIBAR Joe sports a Florida
record of % times in the mon
ey in 81 starts.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12
Nation Has AirfieIds

The May 1913 White House
reception of His Excellency Ed
win Barclay, must go down in
history as one of the most signi-
fcant events of human progress.
1t is a long ways from the pow
erty stricken nation of 1919
which was said to have mo fu-
ure, up to the present time
when the experts are saying
that Liberia can produce one
fourth Of the rubber supply nor
maDy needed in the United
States and a supply which (if
mixed with the new synthetic
productS), could possibly aid in
the manufacture of all the rub
Der that we need in America.
Moreover, Liberia on the At
rican West Coast provides one
Of A lew available sea and air
ports on the huge continental
coastline facing toward the Am
rricaS, as your map will show
YOU. Liberia now boasts of a
seven mile bar protected water
landing area for transcontin-
entail and transoceanic flights
On direct routes to South Amer
lea Or across African country to
Asia, The country has land air
ports since the first U. S. Army
airportS built in Africa (by col
ored troopS) were built in Lib
eria.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12
Dogs At Wonderland
Seem Destined to Match
TOpnOfCh Track Record

Tabulation of greyhound
performances for the first five
nights of racing at Wonder
land, Revere, indicate that
there are a number of CANNES
entered in this seasons COM
petition which seem destined
to match or even eclipse many
of the topnotch records estab-
lished at the famous beach
track during it's colorful, nine
year-old history.
Although the Wonderland
season is still young, there are
several impressive greyhoundS
already displaying champion
ship form, and a glance at the
feature race tabulations shows
five competing racers with
leading records.
Gypsy Band, Jovial Gesture,
Inintime, Spring Byington and
ZANZIBAR Joe, which had equal
Iv fine Florida records last
winter are the five top con-
tenders in the feature compe-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12

" cup finely chopped onions; 3
tablespoons fat; l teaspoon salt:
dash of pepper; e cup fine soft
bread crumbs; u cup milk; Y
pound ground beef.
Q cups sifted cake -four; Q tea.
spoons double-acting baking pow.
der; l teaspoon salt; tablespoons
shortening; " cup milk.
Saute onions in fat in covered
saucepan 5 minutes; measure 2
tablespoons Preserving remainder
Sor dough mixturel. Combine Q
tablespoons sauteed onions, salt,
pepper, bread crumbs, milk. and
meat; mix thoroughly.
Sift flour once, measure, add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Cut in shortening. Add re-
naming onions and mix lightly.
Add milk gradually, stirring until
soft dough is formed. Turn out i'm.
mediately on lightly Toured board
and knead Is seconds. Roll into
u x 9-inch rectangle. Spread with
meat mixture and roll lengthwise
as for jelly roll, wetting edge to
seal Cut in IL slices; place, cut.
side UP, on creased baking sheet.
Bake in hot oven (450o FL 20
minutes, or until done. Serve hot
with Green Pea Sauce. Serves &
Green Pea Sauce. Makes 2 cups
cream sauce, browning the butter
and dissolving 2 bouillon cubes in
the milk. Add Il cup drained
canned peas.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12
APEX BEAUTY
SCHOOL GRADUATES

Five girls this week success
fully completed the course in
hairdressing and beauty cul-
ture at the Apex Beauty
School, TIA ShaWmut ave-,
Marionette Scruggs, manager.
The girls are: Mamie Dan
iels, Mary Raynor, Sallie Fon-
ties, Lorraine Pierce and Zem-
ira Fernandes.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12
New York Black
Yankees at FenWaV
Park Next Friday

The New Black Yankees are
scheduled to play the champ.
ion Quincy Fore River defense
club here in Boston next
week, June Is, at Fenway Park.
Elk MAJOR LEAGUE STARS
The Fore River club is SAID
to be a powerful outfit COM
posed mostly of former major
league ball players under the
guidance of eX-major Lacquer
Irwin Jack Burns of Cambridge
formerly with the American
League Chicago White Sox, and
an outstanding performer in
recent years both as a player
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12
Popular Group
Enterfains

Les Sept soeurs gave their
5th annual musical sip at $50
Mass. ave last Sunday after
noon and as at all their pre-
viouS entertainments there
was present a large gathering
of loyal friends and patrons.
An excellent musical and
literary programme was pre-
sented and warmly appreciat-
ed, Dainty refreshments were
served by the club members
as hosteSses to the delightful
audience.
Members Of the Sept Soeurs
are; Lillian Cooper, pres;
Margaret Taylor, vice pres
Sadie SewelI, rec. Sec; Flor
ence Buckley, fin. Sec; Mary
Gray, treas; Georgia Green,
chaplain; Cornelia Wilson,
publicity agt.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12

and promoter in Bay State
semi pro circles. The Quincy
team is being rated above the
annually powerful Lynn Fras-
erS, a club which originated
the practice of booking Color
ed league clubs in this state.
However, the Irwin Burns all
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12

Mr.. Barclay has come to Am
erica, He has changed Liberia
currency from the British pound
to the American dollar. There
is no great wonder why he has
been we'll received this year.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12
When Meat
Is Scarce

L. BY Frances Lee Barton --1
NToW is the time when all good
IN women must come to the aid
of the family with limited ration
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12
BEAUTY HINTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
By NINA TEMPLE
GREATER THAN BEAUTY

GREATER THAN BEAUTY
There is something greater
than beauty-it is charm! if you
have it you need nothing else
but without it your beauty does
not count for very much. What
is charm you ask. It is that
subtle something that endears
you to those you contact-it is
the power to bewitch, Watch
the woman who possesses it and
you will understand it better.
Then cultivate it for it is be-
yond price.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12

coupons 8. To
such women l
present a deli.
cacy that will
serve a family
Of sir with less
than q pound Of
meat:
Hamburger
Pinwheels
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12
TO LET

Furnished room, large and COM
Portable, in quiet family, near
to car lines, gentleman pre-
ferred. Apply after 6 P. NJ, at
1856 Lenox st., suite IL.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-12

travellers would change the At
rican Republic overnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

TlilS b, ,hc 'WUs ar WHICH IRE
serNctmru M laraWay lands
gets the greatest thrill from a
letter from home \ letter
from hlS own people has own
r0WU -nr ferr J1vt- trim iilS
own country anywhere 10
America
Many girls and women are
voluntarily writing TO The BOYS
ont there who have no home
ties. nobody 10 write 10 them
And they cannot know how
their letters viii be treasured
hv those lonely, hoWeSick men
T'Nat.~eWhat they want most
letters that will remind them
OF home and home-tleS'
Ties Strange how we some
times resent them, when We
are yeIy~Aoung 1t isn't until
We are mature that we begin
10 see vaguely that-the~ most
Vtailv important and precious
things IN life are ties Most
men and many girls spend their
youth trying 10 escape lrs or
dodge ties hOWe-teS. family
ties or marital ties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Representative Type

More than ever. is the busy
efficient young woman the
representative type OF Ameri-
can girl For now. II she was
not already Woodworking.
keen-eyed business or profess
sonal woman. she wears the
uniform OF the WACs. the
WAVES. the SPARS, the Red
Cross Nurses or some other
branch OF war workers. The
orchidacious and parasitic types
have almost completely diSsp-
pezred or faded out OF the pic
ture. e.
Yet. never before, was tho
typical American glrl so vi
brant so attractive OF so
glamorous az she IL today. The
real glamour girl" IL the work
Ing girl!
Whether she's a screen star.
q secretary, a nurse or Welder
TIA the-girl-on-thelob who stlrs
mems inaginations and captures
the prizes, today
Copyright 49, Hs@t I.AlnHA4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Must Be Needed

And am this marrying and
remarNlng are for wliat2 For
Ties that's what. For SOME
body 10 belong somebody 10
share things with: somebody 10
work tor for somebody who
needs YOU and is needed
Somebody 10 come back TO-
Somebody 20 call your own
The united man or Woman is
uol ouenled He or she has
no vital or definite reason for
carrying on. no base from
winch 90 work out q life pat
tern No particular goal and
mo- great incentive.
Tie travels fastest Who
travels alone but where is he
gong And what has he cot
when he gets there What's
has hurry Nobodys waiting
for HIM
Happy the man or woman
who has wealth OF home ties
Al heAAav season
CHpyfllht 1913. ty xxx Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Bleak Outlook

Ties mean responsibility and
-s-1f -~6ertftre Tres restrict Your
liberty. Interfere with Your
amuSemcntS. and sometimes de-
fitte Your pocketbook Ties
naS be- 4 spur 10 your amhl-
'ou on a hobble Cramplng
Your style
Yet the bleake>t. emptiest
and most pathetic life on earth
Is that Of the man or woman
VINO hasn't q tie in the world.
The woman who nobody needs
The man who is responsible for
nobodyS happiness and neceS
-ary 20 nObOdy'S life
DO YOU remember the home
.rSS soldier In Saroyan :
Human Comedy who had
been brought up IN an orphan
tge and had nobody TO come
back to? Perhaps, the man TO
whom YOU are writing Is one
Of these No ties
WhX do widows and widow.
-reaaaGs-a-2l --lAAl4-@- aa-a +AeEee+--
remarry? Why do people
marry az all IN this cynical
--.-+. 2----lIe-lAa---l---a-e.t.itttss -i.'---.--
rush into these war marriages
knowing they must part in a
few hours Why do successful
career women marry?
Sometimes men struggle 10
tree themselves from ties and
then 70 right out and tie them
selves up with somebody else
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Practice Reading

>pesk. clearly ana will
rounded aucitle r5re, blf newer
lrJQ ones a .0ooA setres -N
taught 70 spe 4k SO 'raN 4feu
her whisper can be heard 20
large theater-
II is\ difficult 20 speak '6a50.
TRULY without o gree Ghal 50
real study Read tbf tcfg 1es'
if-FTaTUTP aNI pDnIsf pb each
word Use the dictionary while
yoU read. 20 look up 1nldmi.vr
Vord1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Natural Charm

The greatest charm OF the
American girl has always been
her naturslneSS, her franKnesS,
her spontsneity and enthusiasm
her freedom from self-con-
sciousness and suppression snd
pose.
To foreigners, she was re
freshing novelty. They marvel
sull, al her independence and
efficiency; and her high spirits
are positively infectious When
she IS her natural self, she il
like the American Beauty rose
or the goldenrod bright and
cheering presence, wherever
YOU And her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Snowman

Three rupS sugar. q, cup white
com syrup. ~ cups water, -
teaspoons vinegar "a teaspoons
vanilla. I teaspoon salt Is quarts
pdned rice and capdled cherries
and raiS.nS
Combine sugar. syrup water
and salt TN saucepan Cook I'M
til q few drops ID cold water
form hard ball Add vinegar
and vanilla cook 10 soft crack
Gtage Place pulled rice in large
creased bowl stir IN syrup
mixing well Form mixture into
farge plump snowman. about -
inches high ToothpiCkS faStrn
arms, head and decorations Co.,
The body.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Potato Dumping:
STEW improve

MEAT STEW improves Wi
iat potato ti1nfpftngs. Nfrx r.
gether 2 cups hot Elced potatoe>
? beaten. eggs. J teaspoon salt.
tt ;; -
spoon chopped parsley, rIp
toasted bread CubTy- > cup flour
Si'ted with y teaspoon baking
powder. Drop by tablespoOnfulN
on boiling stew, cover tight
steam 25 minutes. Serve imme-
dlateIV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
.OpeeCh
important
| O Success

Urls who have ambition
VI Aoor discover that without
ooTrsct speech they ere handi-
capped Good speech ia not
e. but something that any one
can learn
The best orators Sp0sk an
seSy understandable language
and evsr-tTy 70 pvt in hIE
words. Certainly one must
first learn many words 'or .
good vocabulary Leaning
words means know ing No word
well 50 that - ray % use6
easily IN any conversation
Professional speakers H+aH-
tee reading aloud ever dav
Glen fAeu-4,4s.lfA-.-4----.l-----ii,y---- -
graph foy hoar, irt - an Ne
repeated smp6trv beautifully
sn6 WITH underStar rr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Letters Become Home ie
To Sevicemen Oversees
r., HELEN ROWLAND

Women rush of TO Florida or
Reno feeling they VIII choke
unless the Tres that bind are
cut yet before the ink is dry
on the decree they are signing
mann er tho dotted line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Bofei $ Man

>S'ang bores = msn %
nlC- - duIl-syed. bored
woman Nothing chills hiS en-
thuNsSu 80 quickly as a girl
with y pose, cyuicsl afr Of
sopHisticstion or lsnguid sir
q indifference. Or n cute
stuffed doll" with q blank tx
preston in her baby-eyes
On he other hand, he will
run for his life from the other
typ Of poseur-the vivacious
chatterer .<h q permanent
rggle, who il bubbling over,
with wisecrscks and snappy
comebacis. She gets on his
nerves like a riveting machine
She is a nervous headache. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

Jos Csmpsu, Of Ysmsns
Srstioi az 7-Mils R5.
W. Vernon, az Central
Michigan, az Sehsefef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

Your reflection in e give thrill when first zee
he BY Nte-n-Day toundaon The smooth lines
always ngd the comfort features they're all there Mite n Day
design lacks nothing the control and
The Motion back and Patented Drop the
hat make Mite Day the leader with alert women!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

Seeoe'e, e. hctsichoi
BIZ Ed4.e Vyystdotte
Gtsro River mr. Oatmsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

Scarfs galore :. so popular this
year with young and old. Solid
coIors and plaids, y inches
square, for day and evening.
STREET FLOOR-MAIN BtILDING'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

Pretty and practical iumpcr
for schoolgirls, for bushes.
girls. Spun rayon in solid col
'ori Sizes 9-l5, lois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

Many styles to build up your blou,
White, pink, blue, maize and 10
Short or long sleeves Sizes 52-5S.
in al styles and all colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-26
Subtle Seasoning
Making Vegetables Delicious Without
Use of Butter Presents a Problem

The spring, q change Of seasons,
brings change in seasonings. Spring
vegetables are in the market-ex-
pensive and none too plentiful it's
true-but they are there. Tender
young asparagus. Healthful green
beet tops. There are tiny young
carrots, succulent leeks, artichokes,
broccoli. They are here-if not on
Monday, perhaps on Tuesday. Veg
etables that We never thought of
seasoning with more than salt, pep
per and a big "gob" of butter.
Spring may bring us many things,
but 1t won't bring much butter. So
let's discover new ways OF seasoning
with flavor-of using herbs, substi-
tute fats, sauces. Doing without has
made better cooks of the British and
we, too, may find, in our search for
new f1avors, that we have just been
in rut. Some OF the best European
dishes originated among peasants
who, because they had little, made
much Of what they had.
Have you ever used bacon fat,
beef drippings or "fat back" for sea-
soning vegetables? II not, you have
missed an experience Of the palate.
Beef drippings are wonderful for
navoring yellow turnips. Try it-if
the family exclaims, my. these
turnips are good-what's in emp
smile and suggest you stirred them
with your magic wand.
The fat from poultry Chicken,
duck or goose) is a perfect compile
ment to green's. Try it with spinach,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-26

permit him to 60 through life en-
countering the dislike Of his play
mates or his elders because no one
has taken the time to help him
acquire those certain traits that
make him acceptable.
None of us has any right to expect
child's manners to be better than
our own. Children are great imi-
tators and, like a mirror, return the
image that they see. Nor are they
smart enough to put on . veneer Of
party manners" for special &C.
casions. The veneer will crack at
the most embarrassing moments and
parents and friends will know that
the real thing was not there after all.
Training for the manners that you
prefer and your friends enjoy must
begin at home and at an early age.
The child who learns to be courte-
GUS to his nurse, the maid and his
own family will carry these cour-
tesies into the outside world. The
one who is permitted to be boor in
his own home will be heartily dis
liked by playmates and neighbors
when he tries the same tactics out
side his home.
The small boy who comes dashing
into his mothers house after school
and whips of his cap brings smile
Of appreciation to the faces of all
who see him. The young boys who
wait to seat their sisters at table
before taking their own place are
setting up a good store Of accom-
plshment in consideration for the
future.
1t is important to make the chill
dren understand that good manners
have their own reward. That like
correct speech and clean clothes.
manners are tool which they will
use in the business of living. Other
good little boys" and perfect little
girls" who are held up as models
usually bring results in sullenness
and dislike of the model child. Put
your child's training on the basis
that it Is a personal accomplishment
for his own future happiness and
success. Point out the rewards in
friendship and fun for the child
whose manners make him attractive.
Use the neighborhood squabbles to
instruct the youngsters how the me
first" child becomes unpopular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-26
Often Advisable
Change Your
Face Creams
By Patricia Lindsay

1t stands to reason that not every
jar Of cream woman might pur-
chase will do miracles for her skin.
To begin with there are at least
seven definite types OF skin textures
and there are literally hundreds of
different face creams on the mar
ket. 1t takes a little experimenting
to find the right group for your
particular skin texture.
So do not be discouraged If one
jar does not come up to your ex-
pectations. But let me give you
this precautionary the smallest
quantity of cream that you can with
which to experiment. The smallest
jar should last you week at least
and that is SUFFICIENT time to tell
whether or not you will like it. If
you do like it then buy a large
quantity (for economy sake) and
fill a small jar as you need it. Keep
the rest in q cool place to pre-
serve its goodness.
Young girls should not expert
ment with creams mixed to aid
aging skins. Neither should mature
women waste their money on
creams mixed to treat the youthful
skin. After a woman passes her
30th birthday her skin needs, if
it tends to be dry, richer prepara-
tons. In fact some of the facial
oils are the best bet for lubricating.
If you present your skin problems
honestly to the girl at the cosmetic
counter, or write it to one Of the
leading cosmetic houses, you will
get pretty sound advice. Either
might, however. suggest that you
use more products than are actually
necessary, but then you may use
your own judgment when you make
your purchases.
To be fair to a cream you must
use it and its companions of the
same brand exclusively. Tuck away
the other aids you have been using
and give the new line chance
Follow the directions printed on
the jar or bottle as closely as pos
sible If you desire to get the best
results.
And do not be too influenced by
the price of cosmetic. Some of
the simple oils and creams costing
Is or so cents might help your skin
problem as satisfactorily as one
priced $40 a jar. For after all it
is not entirely the product that
counts in a treatment-it is your
faithfulness of using it coupled with
common sense. No cream on earth
will help you if you do not keep
your health up to par most of the
time!