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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-09-23

Yes, not only Christians but
sinners, too should praise and
give thanks to God in gift and
service, for through him we live
I mean that we get life and a
living to keep that life going.
Mrs. M. l.. Robertson rendered
a sweet solo at the morning SER
vice. Rev. L. E. Ford of Myrtle
B. G. was present and took part
in the service. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Wooden of 16 Prospect st, w.
Newton with the little child they
are caring for are in Philadel-
phia, Pa, visiting their grand
son, the son of Mr., Lee Givins,
Buddy" Lee is in the Armed
forces. while the wife and little
daughter are at home on Lud-
low st, in that city. Come to
Zion. Mt. Zion holds its Annual
Barbecue at 100 Crescent st,
Auburndale, Thursday, Oct. IL,
8 to 10 p. m. Barbecued chicken
and beef by one of the best bar
becuers in the business, A. j.
Hall of Boston. Subscription 75c.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-09-23
The Army Has
The Answer"

@. Is all blood used for trans
fusions in the Armed Forces Of
the U. S, supplied by the Red
Gross? A. c.
A. The blood is supplied by
the donors - collected by the
Red Cross - and processed by
commercial laboratories and de-
livered to the Armed Forces.
@. Does a wounded soldier in
active combat service have to
pay for blood plasma? r. o.
A. Definitely no. Blood plasma
is supplied to combat wounded
men overseas free of charge, as
in all medical service.
@. My husband is 80 years OF
age and the father of five chill
dren. Will he be sent overseas2
A. L.
A. Whether or not a man goes
overseas depends upon the need
and the physical qualifications
of the soldier.
@. My brother wrote and told
us he was wounded in France,
and is now back in italy. Why
is it we never received an Off
cial report? A, S.
A. 1t is the policy of the War
Department to notify the next
of kin under such circumstances.
Many times official reports are
delayed by the War Department
so they can be positively certain
the information they send is
correct.
@. I am a soldiers wife in
need of medical care and hospi-
talization. Is there any place I
can go to secure the care, with
out charge, as my only income
is my regular family allowance.
Soldiers wife.
A. Suggest you contact your
local Chapter of the American
Red Cross.
0. When a serviceman is killed
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-09-23
WOBURN
ST JOHNS BAPTIST


Req, Harold T Branch, pastor
WOBURN, Mass, Sept. 10
The pastor preached two
splendid sermons last Sunday,
his subject being "The Brand
Of Jesus" and Sowing and
Reaping." Both sermons were
well delivered and full of
food for thought. Mr. Albert
White reported for the dele
gates who attended the 18th
Annual Laymen's Retreat at
Andover Newton Theological
Seminary. The Boston East
Baptist Association held its
51st annual meeting last Fri
dav in the First Baptist
church in Reading, Mass. A
Rummage Sale was held in
the church vestry Thursday,
Sept %. A Workers Confer
ence was also called for the
same evening. The vacation
season is over and all of the
clubs and auxiliaries are eX-
pected to get speedily back in
action - Mr. and Mrs Francis
Yancey and son of Baltimore,
are spending their vacation
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-09-23

with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs Luther F Yancey of Han
cock st, Stoneham. Mrs Helen
Hathaway of Church st re-
turned home after spending q
very pleasant vacation in
Washington visiting relatives
and friends. Miss Gertrude
Keller is spending her vaca-
ton in the city. Miss Keller
is employed by the Federal
Government with Offices in
Newark, N. J. S Sgt Dexter
Knox is station somewhere in
England. Sgt Knox is the son
of Mrs Rose c Kendall of this
city and a member of an ord
nance company recently COM
mended by the Commanding
General of the Base Air Depot
Area for establishing a record
in unloading bombs and am
munition at a railhead. Morn
ing services begin at 1855,
church school at noon, Young
Peoples Fellowship at $40
and the evening service
promptly at 6;55.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-09-23
Adult Classes
Al Museum OF
Natural History

Adult Education Study Glass
es will be held on every We'd
nesday evening at the New
England Museum of Natural
History, 234 Berkeley street,
Boston, starting October 4th,
and continuing through De-
cember 9th.
In announcing this new Mu-
scum Workshop program,
Margaret Baker, acting direc-
tor, said, eve plan to show
those who attend how to use
the collections just as one uses
a library, so that hobbies may
be developed and students may
have an opportunity to use the
collections in a combination Of
laboratory and lecture classes"
The method Of instruction Of
the WORKSHOP is designed to
teach people to teach them
selves and to give a foundation
in the selected subject whether
it is birds, mammals, minerals,
or the out-of. doors.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-09-23
west MEDF0RD
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH

SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. Frederick Bailey, Pastor
WEST MEDFORD, MASS,
Sept. ia large and enthusiast
tic group enjoyed the sermon by
Rev. c. L. Miller, the singing of
Mrs. Bailey and other features
of the Mystic Baptist Sunday
School annual meeting held at
Shiloh last Sunday afternoon.
The community was saddened
at the passing Of Mrs. Ellen
Brooks, 43, beloved wife of
James L. Brooks and eldest
daughter Of one Of the first
families of Medford. Services
were held Wednesday from the
Brooks home at 125 Harvard
avenue and burial was at Oak
Grove, this city.
Sunday School at Shiloh re-
opens here this Sunday at 1890
and Supt. Ralph Banks is look
ing for a good enrolment this
year. Programs for Thanksgiving
and Christmas will brighten the
season and special events,
awards and prizes will b given.
Plan to send your children to
Shiloh. Troop Eleven, Fellsland
Council, will meet Fridays at the
Community Center under Scout
master Colbert, assisted by Mr.,
Hall. Mr.. James Madden and
family have moved to Lincoln
Street from Roxbury. Mrs. Coral
Yancey Alexander is home from
the Maiden Hospital after a
brief stay. Mrs. Barbara K. Press
of Brooklyn spent a few days
with relatives here over the
week end. Mrs. Ella Smith and
Mrs. Vivien Fisher are teaching
arts and crafts at Boston USO
center. Mrs. Fisher was this
week named as an official Ward
Six delegate to the Republican
state rally being held to-day
at fremont Temple. The well
dressed colored fireman you see
every day is exit. Charles
Booker, of the Medford Hook
and Ladder Co. Sailor Jim Sher-
wood is now stationed in Rhode
Island. Paul Robinson is now in
Hawaii, Bill Robinson is in
France, and we hear that Phil
johnson and Eddie Stoner are
we'll in the South Pacific. Don't
forget those Christmas bundles
to your boys overseas. This
week the Medford School Board
| published a high-sounding de-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-09-23
MAIDEN
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. VIM. L. Clayton, Pastor

MAIDEN, MASS, Sept. i8 -
The Victorious Cross" was the
theme of the sermon for the
morning. Rev. Clayton delivered
an able message also spoke of
his recent trip to Winton- Salem,
N. G. A number of visitors were
present: Mrs. L. A. Carter spoke
briefly in interest of the Wo-
mems Dept. of the Boston East
Baptist Association: Mr.. and
Mrs. EllsoWrth Tanner Of Hart
ford, Conn: the newly Weds-
Seaman First Class Prince Hill
and Mrs. (Majorie Kenney)
Hill; Mr.. B. F. Brown and
daughter and others. Corp.
Raymond and Mrs. Williamson
have returned to Illinois after
q recent furlough home to see
his mother, Mrs. Urena William
son. Mrs. Marie Clark, Mrs.
Gladys High and Mrs. Lenora
Cheek with Deacon Jesse L. Tay-
lor were appointed delegates to
the Boston East Baptist Conven-
ton converting at Reading on
Friday. The funeral Of William
Arthur Tate, son of the late
Charles j. and Mrs. Virginia Tate
was held Saturday morning
from the Lindquest funeral
home, Maiden, with Rev. Clay
ton officiating. Mr.. Tate is sur
vived by his mother and sister
Edith, also a number of cousins.
The interment was at Forest
Dale.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-09-23
WEST NEWTON
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. J. III, Dennis, Pastor
Questions: Please answer them
when you see them. How and
where are you, with the starters,
shoppers, or the keep-ons? An
swer before the answer points
you out. Help your neighbor.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-09-23

in action, where are his personal
effects sent? o. D.
A. To the Personal Effects
Bureau at Kansas City, Missouri
for disposition.
Q. Will my husband, the
father of two children, now
serving in the U. S. with an M.
P. Company, be released because
he is over 81 years of age? F. M.
A. The policy Of releasing men
because they are over 38 years
of age has been discontinued.
@. Can a soldier, who is the
only support for his aged mother
and father, be released from the
service? S. J.
A. The procedure for securing
a dependency discharge is for
the soldier to talk the matter
over with his commanding Off
GER who, in turn, will request
the local draft board to investi-
gate the home conditions. The
final decision rests with his
commanding officer.
@. Are enlisted members of the
WAC eligible to make out an al
lowance? r. w.
A. Yes, they may apply for
family allowance for dependent
children, dependent husbands,
and also for dependent parents,
brothers and sisters.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-09-23

NAL of any racial discrimination
against colored teachers. We
thank the editors of the Med
ford Daily Mercury for publish
ing our side of the story on page
one. We shall hape more to say
on the teacher subject later.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-26

il dry with the towel. Next,
wash the scalp carefully with
soap and water; wiring out the
wash cloth rinse off the soap,
and dry.
Remove the shirt and band.
Soap your hands we'll and apply
the soap TO the arms, neck and
chest, giving special attention to
creases in hands, neck and I'M
der-arms. Be careful 10 keep the
cord dressing dry. After rinsing
and drying, cover chest and
arms with a clean diaper or a
blanket.
Remove the soiled diaper.
Turn the baby on his side with
his face toward you. Soap your
hands and wash his back. Rinse
and dry. Lastly, soap your hands
and wash the lower part of the
body, giving special attention 20
the genitals and TO wrinkles
where moisture and lint may
collect and irritate. Rinse and
dry.
After the navel is we'll healed,
the baby may be given a tub
bath.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-26
0.sss MILES OF GRADING AND
DRAINAGE STRUCTURES AND
CONCRETE PAVEMENT Wild
EMS G ON GRATIOT AVE
NUE. USES BETWEEN
AND MILE ROADS

PROJECT; SM 5o-27 CO
Sealed proposals will be received
from prequalifed contractors in Room
42S. State Office Bldg, Lansing Michi-
gan, until 900 a. m. Central Standard
War Time. Wednesday, September 81.
1914, for the construction of this pro-
iect located in Macomb County on U.s.
IS, Gratiot Avenue between and 8
Mile roads.
The proposals will then be publicly
opened and read. Proposals may be
mailed 20 Room 429. State Office Build
ing. Lansing, Michigan. Net classified
ton required for this project is ga r.
The work will consist of constructing
one lane OF concrete pavement widen
ing and incidental grading and drain
age work.
Plans, specifications and proposal
blanks may be examined AZ the dis
trict office OF the Michigan State High
way Department. Plymouth. Michigan,
and at the Metropolitan office, Detroit,
Michigan, ana At the Michigan Road
Builders Association, Lansing. Michi-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-26

gan. bat Wall De furnished only from
the office OF the ContTaCt-Estimate En-
gineer. Room I24. State Highway De-
partment Lansing. Michigan. Plans
partment Lansing, Michigan. Plan
and proposals may be secured up 10
1 90 p. m. c. s. w. T. OF the day pre-.
ceding the formal opening OF bids. A
charge Of three dollars which viii not
be made for plans and or proposals
furnished for the above project.
A certified CheCN IN the sum Of
81 $4,000, MADE payable 20 Charles NJ.
ZieEIeF. State Highway Commissioner
must accompany each proposal The
checks OF the three lowest bidders Will
be held and VIII be returned as soon
AZ the contract has been executed The
checks OF all except the three lowest
bidders will be returned promptly,
The right IS reserved 20 reject any
or all proposals.
CHARLES NJ. ZIEGLER,
State Highway Commissioner.
DATED: e-lS-'i4
Lansing, Michigan.
Sept, 26-M-L.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-26
Legal Notices
Robert n. Fiteh-MinOT
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The ProSa

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court for the County of Macomb,
Az a session of said Court, held at
the Probate Office in the City of Mt.
Clemens. in said County. on the 9th
day OF September A. d. 1914
Present: Hon Joseph Y. TrOmbly.
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Robert
X. Fitch. Minor.
Madge s. Fitch having filed In said
Court her final account as Guardian of
said estate, and her petition praying
for the allowance thereof, and for the
assignment and distribution of the res
idue OF said estate TO said Robert X,
Fitch.
II is Ordered, That the 4th day OF
October A. D. 1914. at two o'clock in
the afternoon, at said Probate Office,
be and is hereby appointed for exam
ming and allowing said account.
II is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof giyeH-hy- public s;soa
OF copy OF this order for three sue
cessive weeks previous 20 said day OF
hearing. in the Monitor-Leader, a
newspaper printed and circulated in
said County,
JOSEPH V. TROMBLY.
Judge OF Probate.
4 true copy:
MARY HARRISON,
Register OF Probate.
Sept. -, 10, 26-M L.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-26
Home
Nurse
BY MARY BEARD
Director, Nursing Service,
American Red Cross
written for NEA Service


If you are a new mother just
home from the hospital, con-
serve your strength by bathing
your baby on your lap instead
of standing beside the bath
table.
Until the routine Of assem-
bling equipment is thoroughly
established, it will be helpful to
make a list Of articles needed
and keep it with the baby's sup
plies where it can be referred
to easily. When you are ready
to give the bath, arrange the
equipment around a low chair
without arms so you can reach
everything without getting up.
You will need a large wash
basin or baby's bath tub on a
low stool or box in front of your
chair; a covered pail for diapers;
a large pitcher or pail of warm
water; a chair or rack with clean
clothing arranged on it; a paper
bag for waste material; news
papers on which to place soiled
clothes; soft towel and wash
cloth; blanket for your lap; the
baby's toilet basket or tray.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-26
Allen BIondy. Attorney, Guaranty BLDG,
Detroit, Mich, (26l,

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STATE OF MICHIGAN-In the Probate
Court for the County OF Maeomb. In the
Matter OF the Estate OF JOHN LIEBER-
MAN. deceased. A. a session OF SAID
Court, held al the Probate Court in the
City OF Mt Clemens. IN said County, on
the 5th day OF September. A. y 1914,
Present. Honorable Joseph V Trombly'
Judge OF Probate order 10 show Cause
why the Report OF the Appraisers should
not be confirmed. The report OF the Ap-
praiSerS having been duly filed as pro-
yided in the Homestead Law CONCERNING:
Lot No s6 OF Supervisors Plat OF Car
pathia City Park Subdivision OF s w i.
OF Section 90. Town North, Range Il
East. Sterling Township, Macomb County.
Michigan, and the Court being fully ad-
yiscd in the premises. II IS hereby or
dered, That any person interested in said
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4TH, A d. 1914
al ten O'Clock in the forenoon, why the
report OF the Appraisers should not be
confirmed 1t is further ordered. That
copy OF this order be published once in
each week for three weeks conSecutively.
previous 10 the time OF Hearing, in the
Monitor Leader, newspaper printed and
circulated in sand County, and by regiS-
tered mail, with return receipt requested,
10 any interested parties, and deposited
in the United States mails az least Ia
days prior 10 the date set for Hearing.
A true copy Judge OF Probate.
Ry MARY, HARRISON, Probate Rcstster.
Sept 70 10 90
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-26
HAIR CURLING

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Nan
ingenious Indian is showing wo-
men visitors at the New Mexico
state fair what to do with war
time beauty problem.
Lacking critical materials, he
fashioned a set of hair curriers'
from strips of an ordinary tin
can.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-26
CONTRIBUTES

CALDWELL, Idaho - Treas
urer f. L. Shaw of the Canyon
County r p u blic n Central
Committee received two letters
containing dollar bills.
They were signed Harry
Hopkins" and "F. d. r."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-26
CHAMP

LOS ANGELES - Evelyn
Walls can stand a minute, walk
three steps with mother holding
one hand) and do one CD push
up. Newspaper pictures prove
it.
. So what? Why, she's only six
weeks old.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-26
PROTECT FROM DRAFTS

Be sure that the place where
the bath is to be given is pro-
tected from drafts before you
take the baby out of his bed.
Sit down, holding him on the
blanket on your lap. Remove
his gown or dress, and fold the
blanket around his feet. Wash
his face with clear water and pat
Evening star., 1944-08-23
McSpoden, Nelson, Byrd Seek
JAIL Time Coin Mark in Tam

snead by taking the s2,75o cash
third prize.
The three big money winners
were idle today except for practice
shots as approximately $50 non-
exempt professionals battled through
l3 holes for 40 places open in the
72-hole championship engagement.
All money winners here in 1943
former PGA and United States
Open champions and various men,
bers of the armed services were not
requested to participate in the pro-
fessional qualifying test.
Qualifying Play Is Ended.
The amateurs and the ladies'
also involved in 72-hole medal play
activity starting finished
their qualifying business yesterday
The simon pures. paced by the
sizzling ST five under par by Ed
Furgol. Detroits public links star
had to do IS or better to pass their
tests. Twenty-six amateurs, includ-
ing defending champion Dale Morey
of Martinsville, Ind. and former
national titleholder Charles Chick
Evans of Chicago, will be in the
amateur field.
Eighteen-year-old Polly Riley OF
Fort Worth, Tex. led the women
qualifiers with q 70, one stroke bet
ter than Georgia Tainter of Fargo
N. Oak. 1t. Patty Berg OF the Ma
rines. the 1943 winner, and six other
players did not have to compete for
positions In the field of "a shooters.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Luckmon's Surprise Presence
Promises AII-Stur Air Duel

seven touchdown passes and span
ming 433 yards by completing 81 of
81 fiips.
Small wonder the Bears are con-
f1dent they can return shot for shot
in any aerial barrage Dobbs and the
All-Stars may start. The Tulsa
halfback last year stole the show
from injury plagued Sammy Baugh
of the Washington Redskins in the
All-Star fracas, completing Q OF Is
passes for 116 yards and tossing q
touchdown in the 27-7 rout of the
pros.
Just who'll be the main target for
Dobbs' tosses q week from tonight
when capacity throng OF $4,000
packs Dyche Stadium is conjectural.
Such ends as Abe Croft of Southern
Methodist, Dub Wooten of Okla
homa, Jack Dugger Of Ohio State
Paul Sizemore of Forman and John
Yonakor and Bill Huber of Notre
Dame still are battling for starting
berths.
Benton Made to Order.
On the other hand, Luckman has
a made-to-order shooting mark in
Jim Benton, the ass-snatching star
from Arkansas, who was loaned to
the Bears last season by the then
inactive Cleveland Rams. The ALL
Star contest will be lanky Jim's last
for the Bears. since the Rams this
season have recalled their scattered
property.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Louis Trainer Gives
Wright New Skill

Nick Latsios, opening training to-
day in Alexandria for his lO-round
battle with Bee Bee Wright the
night of September S in Griff1th
Stadium, appeared unworried over
the reminder that Double Bee now
is being managed by Larry Amadee
veteran trainer Of Joe Louis and
Beau Jack.
Since being placed under ANA
dee's attention, Wright has made
great progress as a welterweight in
recent months. In addition to
whipping Latsios-to avenge the KO
Nick hung on him Wright has
licked frankie Wills and has floored
and decisioned Cat Robinson and
Izzy Jannazzo.
Amadee. who took over Louis
training after the death of Jack
Blackburn, and later nodded Beau
Jack into the world lightweight
king. regards Bee Bee as the fastest
puncher among active young war
time welters. The crafty old-tim-
er's touch is apparent in Double
Bees recent booming career, and
the experts remind that the same
masterminding that transformed q
Georgia bootblack named Beau
Jack from a plodding puncher to
one of the cleverest Ightweights in
the game should be q factor to
worry Latsios.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
JunqIe Introduction to HuIus
Goins Bear Berth for Ex-VoI

bull neck and 2l0-pound frame of
Wards companion and asked, who
Is this boy?"
Meet Corpl. Robertson from Ok
lahoma City," said Ward.
He played lot of halfback for
Tennessee in '38, 80 and 40"
A few minutes later Halas signed
Robertson to play for his pro club
after the war. Grinning from ear to
ear, Robertson said he was % and
hoped he wouldn't be too old to play
when the war is over.
Halas replied:
We've found that a professional
oallplayer doesn't reach his great
est speed and body coordination
much before he's ~.
This thing should be over long
before you're that age, young fel-
low"
Evening star., 1944-08-23
0rioIe Embree TiIts
IWhiff Total 10 1870
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press,
That whiting sound you just
heard was Red Embree racking up
his l80th International League
strikeout
The big Baltimore fireballer leads
the league in that department and
polished his record further last
night when he threw a neat AL
three-hitter against Syracuse for his
10th win He walked only one but
IL Chiefs missed the third strike.
Red is far out in front of his
nearest strikeout competitor, Johnny
Maldovan of Newark He has
thrown 16 complete games, second
only to Hod Lissenbee with 20. al
thought he didn't join Baltimore
until May 28
Jersey City aided the Baltimore
comeback cause as it defeated
Newark, rs. Andy Fleitas first
home run in organized ball provided
the margin of victory, together with
his five runs batted in.
Bill trotter won his sixth straight
as Rochester laced Buffalo. 60, and
Toronto and Montreal split a day.
time double header, the Royals TAX
ing the first, go, and the Leafs
coming back in the second. 10
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Hot Dog Party Follows
Bows AII-Stor Come

The Police Boys Club All-Stal
baseball team faced the No. 4 nine
Boys Club champions, at Griffith
Stadium today in a game that ends
the leagues season activities.
Winners were to receive awards
with hot. t..dog and soda pop outing
for all participants. Line-ups:
AllStars - Kent, No. II. left field
George No. 12, first base; Ofano, No 10
third base: MacGruder. No. IL, catches
Douglas. No. 10, center field: Horan. No
5, short stop; Cardinale, No. 5, right field
Hudson, No. 10, second base; O'Hara, No
ii pitcher. and Lesher, No. 10, coach.
second base: Koustin1s, third base; Wright
catcher. Pamurntz, left field; Francis
center feld: Reeves, right feld; Newman