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snIabs r, cHIL p CAFE day or 9Eht
and American watches; any make clocks,
guar. IRWIN WATCH CO. so5&s D st. NV.
HAIR REMOVED safely and permanently
hy only met approved by medical pro
IREo eli5. Is Room $40, $50 F st. NV.
WATCH REPAIRING, 3 to 5 day service:
sRsssa. HEfdSSfeAL ssS eENTEE s0sS
s MAH y w. Ola 10th St. between a gg.
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friend.
formation phone, no p.ma FR. oSe9
DR. DR., e. ". Johnson dentist False sssss
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
S 9sh IT. yo you are in need of loan up to
HHEMoRRHoIIDs Hhe BY my own
met % ~, Results e55sstivs for life
III u ss Il ,s st; ~ < Az M.S"AAoA'
prompt service: dresses, suits made 10
15ss si 1rcs ssst' LEA en-
Fun Fl MI HATS s0m 81 nS6hf STYLED to
msh ns fu Goat resyns f SoeEn sses
ming. VOGUE, $500 18th st. NV. Open eve.
CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGIST. BEA-
TRICE MAXWELL SHELDON, 1915 18th
vi WILL IL. ANY ONE ' KNOWING the where
abouts of Mrs. Lloyd Edward Ross GLADYS
Pearll please call ARTHUR WEST Of the
American Red Cross, RE. 5275, Ext. 104.
SILVER SPRING, MD. - Mothers care
given children: refined environment. .
ss ssy or h fSsffnE pr sa and
soeo4 c oR ss arss s
BOARD-Accommodatio for 100 peo- :
sisIn Il sal 81 18TH and sts' NV. BOX
IaN6sCAPE PLANs-start correctly
with blueprints and key; 81 years ex-
perience j. M HARTMAN, S25 Long
fellow ST.. NV. RA. 1856. 81
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma. rheumatism. arthritis, nerv-
BUSINESS, piles, colds, flu or other ailments;
also relief fol-, aching, swollen feet. Lady
naturopath. 20 yrs experience, in charge. !
TRAINS. electric: elevating table. 1ox13
it., sections; transformers. stations,
LIGHTS, masnetic 1 qnioader. distance control
DAY NURSERY. chill
dren weeks 70 years: professional carei
ARMATURE and electric motor reminding.
coil making. Call Ordway g271.
WAKE UP By PHONE-An emergency var
service. 81 per month. MR.. SMITH, DE.
b305 after $50 pm. 2S'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored., desires work by week as
sleep out: fond of children. LII. O6S6.
GIRLS-Henest and reliable, wish part
HOUSECLEANERS, colored imam and wom-
am, expert and reliable: reasonable rates;
four days open Lincoln 57SS.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work: 500
pei, hour ana carfare: in D. c.: clean or
cook; competent. DU. 1885
sERvICEMAN'S WIFE, intelligent adapt
able business and household experience.
wishes board, room and salary for en-
of ysar-old son. Box COAX, Star.
MOTHER and . daughters want position
as ianitor, small quarters: full time: best
refs. TIE. 4403. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

CLERK TYPISTS = BRITISH MISSIONS.
ABBY 10Y 18th st. NV. Employment office
open Monday through Friday, 8 to s.;
Saturday, to l. Excellent opportunities.
Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved.
COUPLE, cook-housekeeper, houseman-
gardener; small amount chauffeuring: live
in; $175 mo. Box 236-K, Star.
COUPLE, married. cook and houseman, 40
D.. c.: permanent positions; experienced;
references required: excellent quarters fur
nished: 6ha-day week no Sunday work no
children in family: no chauffeuring. Write
giving full particulars, such as experience,
age, size. nationality and salary expected.
postons 'V Box for
DISHWASHERS, also plain pastry cook,
eolored: good wages and working condi-
tons Apply steward, MERIDIAN HILL
HOTEL, 2601 10th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

COUNTER WOMAN, experienced in salads
and sandwiches, steam table: manager of
grocery. Box 3S2-S. Star.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, stenographic.
advertising experience, fluent Russian, COL
leee BACKGROUND, wide travel. Write Box
BIOS, Star IS"
EXPERT TYPIST desires home tipping.
Call CHI 1893.
GIRL colored, wishes job in checkroom
might: experienced; excellent references.
LII 1864. 24s
LADY, experienced in managing, would
like position as resident manager, very
good references. TE. S436. 26s
LAW STENOGRAPHER, experienced, rapid,
accurate, desires permanent position: $50.
Box 312-S. Star. go
SECRETARY, experienced in stenogra phic,
cashier and general Office work. desires
Wisconsin 1914 after pm. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. .Beginners' and refresher
courses in shorthand, tipping, bookkeeping.
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est.
81 yrs. Accredited. Inquire now. Ma.
233S, BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 r st. tOpp.
CAPITOL Theater.)
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Confessional Airport. Phone
OIL. SSSS.
ART INSTRUCTION, private or class: life
drawing Thursday evenings; children s
class Saturday am. STUDIO. 1908 N
st. RE. 1892 2Ss
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed Day and
part-time classes. MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL, 1910 N. Y. ave. ME.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS WANTED, Eng, Commercial.
science. Also school secretaries for resi-
Dental positions. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, goa Colorado Bldg, 18th and
TEACHERS. clerks. receptionists; select po-
sitions No charge unless placed; top sal
Est, II yrs 1911 G ST Ma 2ll4
OFFICE POSITIONS. all kinds, register to-
DAY. Miss Ford, FORD EMPLOYMENT
STENoGRAPHERs TN. & f.. $50 wk.:
typists, s37 wk;: file clerks. Sl4O; Edi-
phone operS., SITS mo: duplicating ma
chine operators IN. & ~, $3.50 UP; sales
men, $50 wk: up: hundreds of openings.
Est. . yrs. Visit now INA. $500 PER
soNNEL SERVICE, 1911 G St.. next to
Epiphany Church. Ma. 2114
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANT SPECIALIST in taxation
desires few more accounts. Box 356-S.
Star o1s
factory-trained experts; free estimates.
COLONIAL PIANO SHOP, go 18th ST..
n nv s Ma 2 9 IL to pm. 900,
NV, at Riverside drive, announces Thanks
giving dinner from one, until eleven pm.
ervations call JEAN MORAN. NE. s2S2
or Ma 2013. 23s
ACCOUNTANT-AUDITO will install book
keeping system and keep your books on
part-time basis: all taxes and reports in
GUIDED: reasonable rate. Box 362-K, Star.
INVESTOR wants to buy second trust notes
nut 1900, Ext. 1877 23s
/ WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than myself
L. H. WOOLARD, 2O01 18th st. NV. 23'
i WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts
made by any one other than myself.
DANIEL TESSITORE, 1923 Bowen I'd Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23
BEAUTY PARlORS.
PERSONAL

BEAUTY SALON-Want to buy in Vir-
zinia; not over $4,000; give full details.
BOX 339-S, Star. 23H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23

All persons to be hired in this
area, must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
Office, unless the specific adUertise-
ment indicates otherwise.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-30
Mlgeriider 8~eneralrat gegen 8efrci-
INNS . Mnsidlnf

From the Overseas News Agency, Inc.")
9ie Snnenpolitif oes fran50iiI6en
Rationalen 8efreiungsfomitees 1ano
Der prooiiorii6en 8eratenoen Ser
lammlung puroen, 8um unoerboble-
men WiB6ebagen Ser &reiie INN oas
&omitee uno bic 8eratenoe 8erlamms
lung, bonn Algerii6en @enerulrat Ell
ner i6arfen &ritif u%rtter5ogen.
Ser @eneralrat, Ser infolge oeS
&riegeS felt 1886 ni6t neu getpGblt
muroe, erteilte 5tpor General Sc
@auQe elm 8ertrauensbotlm, griff
aber Die Saltung oes &omitees an,
insbeionoere sic @or6ereitungen oes
&omitees CUR @rri6tllng zines eige-
nen Neutrality-suspicious. fir Die be-
f%reiten @ebiete 6ranfrei6s.
3ebatte uno Mbltimming puroen
i'm InidluB an cine &eoe oes 8r1ii=
benton oes @enerolrots a6gebalten.
Sn ser &eoe fritilierte Der 9raiioent
Ole 8orgdnge inn 8efreiungsfomitee
alf Der @runola9e leiner eigenen
NuSle9ung Der fran80iii6en gerfai=
lung pom Sabre 1875.
9ie &reiie erboben Inn Sen Gene
raj De @auQe ben 8ormurf, Ser Mn=
griff oes @usi6ulles lei oas @rgebnis
elmer acknowledgement 8erbinoltng
peri6ieoenartiger, politii6er 9erion-
lid)feiten, Die bisber entmeoer @ioer-
iaber ser &epublif ODER @erteioiger
@i6ps nno &ertreter groBfapitaliiti-
i6er Slltereiien maren~ uno uoie
@erteioigung ser @erfaliung bon
1875 leoigli6 als 8orwano 6eniiB-
en-.
Sur glei6en 3eit ga6 ser General
rat Dem General be @aulle elm Ser
trauenspotum aber es lit bemerfens=
ipert, oaB Die mulolmanil1en Hats=
mitglieoer fi6 Ser @bltimmu1g emit
bielten. Sbre Stimmentbaltung bat
einen peinli6en Ginorltd auf Die Dem
&omitee uno Der @~erlammlung nabe-
itebenoen &reiie gema9t. Sic iin6
Der Iuffaiiun9, oaB Ben Sntereiien
Der M%uiolmanen better geoient ndre,
menn bic &atsmitglieoer bon politi-
ider Igitation @bitano genommen
batten."
Washington Journal., 1944-06-30
Nrgentimiide Madtbaber molten
fueiter beitehen


(From the Overseas News Agency. Inc.")
Sic argentinii6e Militdrregierung
bot iid gum 8iel geiebt, aud in Ser
@a6friegs5eit an ser Modt 81 blei-
ben. Das ergibt ii1 aus einem @e-
m%oranoum oes &riegsminiiters Sllan
Boron an feline 8eomten. Sn oieiem
Document iagt OberIt Boron iiber
Die ~innenpolitii6e &i6tlinie ieiner
Hegierung:
00ie Wtilitdrregierung bGlt es ni9t
angebrodt Die Wtodt aus Der Sano
81 ge6en, 6eoor sic 3iele ser &ebo-
luton, nGmli6 0ie &einigung Ser
&eripaltung oieies 2anoes unO Die
8ieoergeiunOung Ser notionalen
@irtidaft, -errei6t nur0e; llno be-
Dor es m0glid lit, Die fiinftige politi-
lde, geleai6aftli6e uno nirti6aftli=
6e 8eltoronung tlar 81 erfennen.
0ies borousiebenb, miro es fir Die
W9ilitarregierung all1 peiterbin not
penoig iein, Die orgonii6e @eiter-
perfolglng ibrer 3iele fir Die 0a6-
friegsperiooe 5t Ii9ern."
SSn Dem gleiden MemoranOum pie-
Oerbolt unO befrdftigt Sberit 8oron
nodmals BEN internationalen Stano-
punft ieiner &egierung: Ser 8ru6
Omit Der A6ie) i6loB feline @bmad-
ungen nit anoeren Notionen elm; es
gibt alt6 feline offi5ieaen @oridlGge
ooer Mnregungen leitens zines frent=
Den Sdnoes 5ur &e9tfertigung ser
8erit6te un0 So%ffnungen, ooB ser
gegenlpartige Itatus quo geGnoert
meroen fonnte.
vBas Die geiebli9e Gage betrifft,
itebt Die &~egierung aud meiterbin
auf Dem Stanoprnft ser re6tmGBi-
gen Na6folge, ga oie 8erfaliuna i'm
Safe oes &iidtritts oes 8rGIioenten
Dem Disqualification oie @eiterfiib-
ritng Ser @el6dfte iibertrGgt. 0ieie
@uffaiiung miro bon unleren alten
6rern0en in @bile, 8olipia uno So
raguaD anerfamnt. N1it BEN onoeren
Sdt0ern, Die cine 5uipnrtenoe Sol
tling %einnebmen, unterbalten mir
ebeniol6e 8e5iebungert, tpie Tie nit
uils; oas gebietet ms oie @iiroe, sic
uns feinen S6ritt geItattet, Ser ni6t
nit unierer l1nabbGngigfeit perein=
bar mdre."
Washington Journal., 1944-06-30
electromagnetic

Srabte nnb 0emaie: Sbft uno @emiiefonieroen, Wfarmelaoe up fmo
gegen bmue Nfarfen @8 Bis 88 in Bud5 Scr. A erballid. Dor benz
1. Suit trehn feline peteren Wearfen in &rat.
6leHh, &Gie, Butter: 9ieie 2ebensnttel pe Weargnrine up. iio fir rte
@arfen a8 Bis g8 erbdItIib. @or Dem 2. SuIi treten feline ueheren
Marfen in &raft
SDfenS: Oeie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6ienen gum uBe9ieln" Der neuen
rotten uno blauen &upons, Die enen gationspert bon lie 10 @unhen
baden.
Tnmfte fir Settle. SIR SIeHder gbt ibnen 5pi 4unfe fir ieoes 9funo
@baafett aus Der Slide tpelbes Sic ibm bringen.
3mder: &upons 80, 81 uo 80 in Bud Scr. 4 fo Bis auf neihres fir ie
5 Hhmo gultg. @uf Supon 40 imo bis %. Sebruar 1916 glebfaQs
5 Bfuno fIrs ginmaben erbdlhi6.
sdn9e: De 0arfen SET. / uno 2 nit benz Jlug5eug i'm Gaionsbud Ser. 8
fno Bis af lpeheres gulig.
8aFoln: Gie I10 1farfen iio fir ben &auf bon lie 3 @alonen Big 8.
Muguft giltg.
grennOl: Ge Warfen Der Sei5ungsperiooen A uno 5 geHen Bis gum 80.
September. ale Gfarfen iio fir 10 @aqonen pro @inbet giig.
Ni9tperpenoete Supons 45 bon 1943-44 meroen in Sftober g-
gen 1944-45 Ifarfen rmgetoui6t.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-30

WeII-truined

THE local Society of SpOOks
and Spectres blames us for
unemployment among its
members.
They say a ghost has got to
have long dark halls to work
in and Pickering candles to
blow out. How can any self
respecting wrath rattle chains
or utter mournful means in a
brightly lighted room with the
radio playing swing music?
Seriously, today's children
have little chance to learn the
fear Of the dark that once OPP
pressed their elders. They don't
know how shivery blackness
can be. They never fumbled
blind1y for a match or felt
tremu1ous relief as the lamp
wick caught fame and slowly
drove back the shadows.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-30

C. & P. Telephone Co.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-30
ltnterirbiide &abiuiation leitete ben
Ginfnn In hie WnrmnnAie

Die Signal5entrale, BON Der aus
Die 2anoungen Ser @aiierten in ser
Normanoie g%eleitet nuroen, befinoet
iid, mie oas enelii6e &aoio mitteilte,
auf engliidem 8ooen 100 SUB tief
inter Der @rooberflG9e. @s lit cine
gemeiniame northumberland
faniide 3entrale, Die ale einidl6gi-
gen 0ienite beriiebt.
Bon oieier unterir0ii6en Stelle
aus muroen Die @eleit5iige geleitet,
Die aqiierten 2u%ftflotten ausgei1idi
uno Die @ufgaben an oie Manni1af-
ten in ben &fgebieten Derteilt.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-30
G"ntbiaungen iber
Oemti6e %&fauGenge
demonstrating bes rSOfe @nlf
1870"

@enoue Angaben ii6er Oie 3uiam-
m~eniteQuig oes oeuti6en 6lug5euges
5ode-@ulf 100, zines e~inlibigen
&fbombers, meroen BON Ser
o9ea Iircroft Corporation" gemadt,
sic aus oen 8eltanoteilen bon 3mei
6ei6GOigten @oi6inen einen flugfa-
bigen aeropIan 3uiammengeitellt bat.
9ieier 6Bt90er nlroe otf Dem
8rigbt- 6l1gfelo bon Hiloten Der
9eu.@ eieai9aft unb oes Bacterial
fommanoos ser 2uftitreitfrGfte Der
g[rnee geflogen uno ieine Seiltltng
madte groBen @inOritf atf Die Size
ger, sic Defenders feline Gignlng 81
afrobotil6en Man0bern NIT einem
Weinimum BON &ontroafniippelOrud
berborbo6en.
grtbnr @. NeliOns Seridt
,Oieie &ontroQen fir oie @erpin-
6ungsflappe un0 fir Oas Steuer oes
6@19O iino oie lei6teiten, Die mir
iemals untergefommen iinO", 6eri6-
tete @rtbur SO. Nelion, Ser langia6ri-
ge 8unftionspriifpilot Der 8ea-@e-
leai6aft, na6 ieinem erlten 5luge
nit Dem oeuti6en 8lug5eug.
o0ie Neutrality-suspicious. iinO au-
Beroroentli6 leidt itn6 pirfium. Sd
babe mir elm paarmal ben &opf an
ser Seite oes 9a6es ~angebait, 6eOor
ib mid an oie %nabrbaft 6liti6nelle
0re6ungsgei6minoigfeit g%ep0bnen
fonnte, Die idon Our6 cine beinabe
unmerfli6e 8emegung oes &niip-
pels atsgeloit miro"
&affinierte NOtODrridtnmgen
Die @eieai6aft bat nod oie fol-
genoen @in5elbeiten CUR 8eroffent-
li6ung freigegeben:
Ser Meroplon miro oltr6 einen in
Sen 8oDerii6en Motorperfen berge-
iteaten Wtotor oes =3mei-
Neiben= &aoiol-S Dps nit Grergie ber-
iorgt, Der ouf 1900 8feroefrGfte ge-
idGbt meroen fam. 0as gan5e Slug
5eltg wiegt 5irfa A Sonnen, bat cine
Spanntng bon 34H SUB, lit fir
Operation in mittleren Soben be-
itimmt uno fliegt am beiten in So
ben 5mii6en 10000 II. 10000 SUB.
9as @in3ieben uno ebenio 0as
Sinausitreden Der 2anOeoorri6tung
erfolgt auf eleftrii6em @ege. @enn
oie eleftrii6e anlage nibt funftio-
inert, miro 0ie 8orri6tung nit Ser
&an0 binauSgeitredt in Der @eiie,
Dab man einen @riff 3iebt, Ser BEN
@eg freight, uno oaS ii6rige beiorgt
Damn oas @etpi1t Ser 8orri6t1tng.
@S gi6t oa au6 cine gang ein5ig-
artige @orri6tltng, Inn in oringen-
Sen NotfGqen ous 9a6 iiber Dem
Sit oes Biloten 3i entfernert. Sic
6eitebt aus elmer @atrone, Gbnli6 ser
fir feline S6ieBgepebre bermenoe-
ten, sic 0ur6 einen S6uBbol5en ab-
gefeuert miro, Der losgebt, lobalo
ser @otfnopf georiidt miro. Sid aus
oebnertoe @aie, Die in einem an oem
0ade angebra6ten 3plinOer feltge-
balten iino, ipabreno elm &ol6en am
6lug8eugrllmpf ungebra6t 1T, be-
mirfen Damn oie getpaltiame @ntfer-
nltrQ 0es Sades.
3wei in Die 6liigelaniabe einge-
barte &anonen fir @ranaten uno
5mei aif Dem S6iffsrumpf uufmon-
tierte 30falibriee Mai6inengemebre
iino eleftrii6 lpn6roniiiert gum
S9ieBen our6 BEN Bropeaerbogen.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-30

-Srau @mmp 2oeffler uro Sral
Marp S9par5e berleben ibre Conn
merferien in @arriion, g. 9. als
@GIte bon Serrn @rnit &ouns uno
Srau, geb. Martba S6roeoer. Srall
&ouns mar friiber in @aibington wr
Tie Dem 9amen1or oes SlBbaaflubs
angeborte. Sic %geoenfen einen Mo-
nat au bleiben.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-30

-@aibington uno l1mgegeno bot
ten am Mittipo6 Ben marmiten Sag
oieies Sabres 81 per3ei9nen. Sir Die
n66iten Gage miro nod marmeres,
Iduiiles @etter ermartet uno Der
@6rmegraomeiier oiirft bis auf So
@rao lteigen.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-30
Sin Sdpeiser b%efiirdjtet &riess-
bermidlnng

Sic S1pei3 VERDE m0gli6erpeiie
uin letter Minute nod" in Sen
&rieg oerlpidelt meroen, erfldrte
Bbilippe ". Mottu, elm &e1tsberater
oes S6wei3er 9olitii9en 9eparte-
ments, Der neuli9 an 8oro zines
Washington Journal., 1944-06-30
Wunfs work.

Who's afraid Of misty appari-
tons : with reassuring light al
ways instantly at hand? And
just as electricity has all but
banished haunted houses, 50 it
has laid the ghosts of many
household jobs that once were
done by hand.
In fact, electricity is SO COM
mon, SO constant today, that
most people take it for granted.
But the folks who work for this
company can't do that. It's
their hard work, careful plan
ming and good business man
agement that keep electric
service friendly, dependable
and cheap = even In wartime.
. Hear "Reperf 70 the Nailon." news
program Of the week. every "Wednesday
evening" 1890. E.W.f.s celnmhlG Dnead.
easNns Sysfem.
Washington Journal., 1944-06-30

8an-a Clipper alf 2a@uar=
oia 5ielo eintraf.
DSie wiiien", iagte er, rmas in
6ranfrei6 gei6ab. @enn es inner
balb 5ranfrei6s gu elmer groBen
S6ladt fommt, lit es our9aus mog=
lid, oaB Die &fer Die S9mei3
iiberflaten."
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-19
Maiden
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req Willard L Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, Feb. IA -
Race Relations Sunday was
fittingly observed by the pas
tor in his sermon of the morn
ing when he used as his theme,
Healing the Hurts of Race
Hate" Following the service he
was the speaker for the
Brotherhood of the Centre
Methodist church. Mrs Day
after an absence of some
months was in charge of the
Sunday School. Miss Randolph
led the deYotionals. A gift of
money was given by Mrs. Elmer
L. Valentine and Mr.. S Mat
thew Darlington in memory of
their mother, Mrs Darlington
who passed away three years
ago, February 10. Mr. Manuel
Mckinney was the speaker for
the Race History Week pro-
gram Of the For Get-Me- Not
Club Of the Church on Wednes-
day evening. A musical tea will
be given by the What-So- Ever
CLUB at the home OF the preSi-
dent, Mrs Estella Smith, IS
Woodville st, Everett, Sunday
afternoon, the goth, Mrs Rob-
ert Johnson Smith, chairman.
Mrs Elmer L Valentine was
the speaker for the Emma Fail
Schofield Club of the "Y" on
Monday evening. Mrs Valentine
spoke on Climbing the Must
cal Ladder to Racial Under
standing" Mrs Alton Hinton
assisted in the program giving
a number by Coleridge Taylor
also accompanied Mrs. Valen-
tine in a group of songs by
colored composers. Rev
Clayton was in charge Of the
funeral services Of Miss Pearl
P Smith, daughter OF the late
Mr. and Mrs Dock Smith of
Maiden. The service was held
al the Funeral Home of Weir's.
Miss Shirley Hodges was the
soloist. Miss Smith is survived
by two sisters, Mrs Mary Ellen
Jones of Boston and Mrs Ger
aldine CAIRO Of Everett and 4
brother of James Of Lynn also
two nieces and a nephew.
This correspondent refrains
from using the word Negro in
these columns, following the
policy Of THE GUARDIAN. :.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-19

Not by might and power says
the Word, but by Gods Spirit.
At 7:45 p m a ace sermon,
Ethiopia" stretching out her
hands to God That is not so
clear at present, though like
in the sixties God led US out.
Little is heard of us in this
war as then; we did the home
work while others chased the
Indians. That's why we have
America. So today if not in the
front line, we are supporters
back of the line. And David
said they who tarry by the
staff shall part alike. At the
service as guests were Mrs
Venet Davis of Miss, Mrs Ben
SOS and Mrs A L Jefferson of
Ohio. Come to Zion. Rev J H
Dennis, Pastor.
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o Planks, during the recent
Medford Girl Scout dinner.
They also tell us that they are
taking the Junior Red Cross
home nursing course held reg
ularly at the Medfod Women's
Club House. We like to hear of
the activities of young people
and invite more news from ore
and all. - Mrs John Wilkerson
OF Arlington Street is reported
much improved from her re-
cent illness. - The coal short
age situation was very acute
here in recent weeks. Mayor
Walter E Lawrence has even
employed his car to carry coal
after he personally shoveled it
into bags. He and fuel admin
iStrator Ward Cramer, both
shoveled and delivered coal to
needy families over the past
week. We have every reason to
be proud of civic leaders such
as these and this reporter
thought you ought to know
how humble big men can, and
should be. - A little surprise
package, some brief sketches
of Medford business leaders of
color will be forthcoming soon.
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west NEWTON
W. ZION RAPTIsT CHURcH

MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req J H Dennis, Pastor
Yes He knows the way. Fol-
low him and you will have
peace, JOY and prosperity, not
by standing still but by climb
ing upward and onward, Have
an aim, reach out and 60 on,
Come and go with US. Meet at
Mt Zion Sunday, Feb 20 at
l0:45 a m. Theme: League
Foley" Sunday School 1918.
3 and L 6-7;15 p m. At 7:45
p m, THE Way Of Life" Rev
Dennis, the speaker, Sunday,
Feb 10, was another great day
at Mt Zion, Rev Dennis showed
how to save lives, citizens, and
prevent destruction by taking
the Ninevah lesson. They were
ignorant out they heard Jonah
preach, They needed and act
ed by proclaiming feast and
fast, both man and beast. God
heard, saw and saved them.
That SENS fogy or old time to
these wise and powerful ma
tons. So let them fight it out.
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city, two brothers, Roland of
NYC and Cecil of this city;
one sister, Miss Edith Burnett,
of Toledo, Ohio. Rev H M
Hutchings offlciated and burial
was in Oak Grove cemetery.
APPRECIATION
I wish to pay tribute to one
and all Of those kind souls con-
tributing to the comfot of my
sister, Urena Bugs Williamson,
of Maiden, Mass, on learning
Of the death of her husband,
Norman. The various church
organizations, of which he was
member and o Ger, did him
signal honor-f wish to thank
them. To the Rev w L Clay
ton of the Union Baptist
church and officers of the
chuch and my many personal
friends Of the Boston Com
munity-I thank you.
OLIVER M. BUGGS.
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WOBURN

ST JAMES BAPTIST CHURCH
Req Harold T Branch, Pastor
WOBURN, Mass, Feb II
Last Sunday was observed as
Race Relations Day in the
Baptist determination. The
First Baptist church exchanged
pulpitS with st Johns Baptist
last Sunday at both services.
The st Johns choir, Mrs. Bea-
trice Scott, director, rendered
music at the First Baptist
church. Rev Branch delivered
the sermon. The girls choir Of
the First Baptist church, Mr.
Leon Biganess, director, rem
dered music II the morning.
Rev william S Scott of the
First Baptist church delivered
a very timely sermon on "The
Great Emancipation" The SEN
ior choir of the First church
rendered music in the evening
at st Johns church. Rev VIII
liam S Scott spoke on the
subject THE Caste System"
Rev Branch also addressed the
First Baptist church Mems BIZ
BILE Glass at noon. The men
from st Johns attended the
First Baptist Mems Bible Class
in a body. Church School
was held at noon. The Woburl
Senior High School joins for
the sixth year the long list Of
Massachusetts High Schools
that take part in the annual
spelling bee conducted by the
Boston Herald. The winners in
the respective grades were as
follows: Grade II, Silvia
Smith; grade 10, Caroline,
Petite and Ruth Keller. During
the week of Feb 81 the winners
will be determined by another
spelling contest and these win
ners will be known as the
school champions. Good luck to
these girls who are in the con-
test. May they be the winners.