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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21

jamie pri nazorih stare socialne
demokracije, so Sc zavedaIe, da
Sc svet giblje, pa so danes vo-
dime politicne-. sile,-. n. pr. v
Franciji, V Rumuniji, ma Ogr-
skem, Italiji in v Belgiji. A dru-
&C JIG odnesel duh casa" in ire
ba ie S socialisticnim deIom "a
ceti zopet cd kraja.
Komunisticna internacionaIa
je bila uradno razpuscena v
znak apizanja ameriski in an
gleSki vladi. Tako je bio delav-
sLvO pc svetu kar iznenada brez
prave mednarodne zveze. Me-
koc so delavske internacionale
kaj pomenile. Sedaj nj nobene,
ker Jill lie kapitalizem zacasno
onemogocil z intrigami, S pri-
znavanjem demokraciie, pred
vsem pa, ker je v svoj program
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
Akciia "a obnovtev sociaisticne i~nternaciona|e


Dclavstvo pc svetu jc sedaj
brez aktivne unijske zveze, ker
JIG prejsnja mednarodna zveza
strokovnih uni skozi vso to VOL
no pOvsem neaktivna, ceprav
ma papirju Sc obstoji. Nedavni
zbor strokovnih uni je sklenil
ustanOviti novo unijsko inter
macdonald. A kar pa Sc delavske-
ga politicnega gibanja tice, je
delavska socialisticna internaci-
onale razpadla z invazijo Mem
cije Y Francijo in Belgijo in pa
vsled svoiih lastnih hib, XII Sc
Jill hi hotela otresti vzlic skus-
miami, katere 81 je pridobila v
prejsnji vojni in Sc boil pa po-
zncje.
MISC pa razpadle socialisticne
stranke; tiste, XII Sc MISC pustiIe
zavesti v stagnacijo in v vztra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21

gledati V bodocnost, ne v pro-
Slost ter Sc gnjaviti z MO. Use
proved srbske, hrvatske in boil
garske literature je posvecene
zgolj proslosti, v kateri so Sc So
vrazili drug drugega in bill vs.
led tega toporiSca v rokah di-
plomatskih intrigantov.
Titov namen je ljudstvo pri-
&biti v spoznanje tie resnice in
~ustvariti med Srbi, Hrvati, Slo-
venci in Bolgari prisrcno edin-
stvo "a zgraditev bodocnosti.
Kajti jugoslovanski narodi
bodo imeh pc tel vojni vsled
razdejanja in obubozanja ogro-
mnega della, XII ga bodo v stanju
izYrsiti lie V znamenju edinstva,
Vsajemnosti in pozrtyovalnosti.
Beograd dobiva stare lice
Omenjeni M. w. Fodor pise,
ola SO Sc ameriSki porocevalci
kar zacudili, ko so videli " beo-
grajSkih prodajalnah veliko
vsakovrstnega peciva, klobas in
drugih zivil, kajti pricakovali
50, da je mesto v silnem po-
manjkanju. Domacini so jim
pojasnili, da elm je bio pc IL
gonu kvizlingSke Wade in naci-
jew zmede V mestu konec in Sc
je uprava V MENU organizirala
pod vodstvom marSala Broza-
Tita, so trgovci spet odprli svo-
je prodajalne in zaeeli z obrtjo
Sc z vecjo gotovostjo kot kdaj,
ker vedo, da sedanji rezim osta.
ne, da DO trajen.
A glavni vzrok sal navidez-
mega izobilja V Beogradu ie, ker
Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21

nj, kar je bio sicer strankino
staliSce re pred omenjeno sejo.
Apelirala je ma merodajne anne
rlske oblasti, maj kaj store "a
osvobodotitev argentinskega So
cialisticnega voditelja Juana
Solarija, XII ga je diktatorska
Farrellova vlada v Buenos All
resu vrgla V jeco.
Norman Thomas, Maynard
Kruger in Darlington Hopes
SO g~ovorili 0 problemih bodoce-
ga miru in o zavezniSki diplo-
maciji ma posebnem sestanku,
XII Sc ga je udelezilo mad 200
oseb.
Ma sell je bio porocano, da
dobiva Socialisticna mladinska
liga med dijaStvom v viSiih So
lah cezdalje vecji razmah.
ReZultat lanski volilni KAN
panji "a soc. stranko nj vzpod-
buden, kajti dobila je mani gla-
soy kot Sc kdaj. 0 tenn Sc je v
par clankih in svojih preda-
vanjih ma Angleskem pecal po-
sebno Harold Laski in tudi ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
BeIgrad postaia
sredISGe povsem
move Jugoslaviie
v BOSNI SILVIA LAKOTA. = v BEOGRADU
PRODAJALflE POLNE zIVIL. - NOVA
VLADA POD voDSTvOM TITA KLIcE
NARODU, MAJ MISLI MA B~ODOCNOsT

Y glavnem mes tn Jugoslavi-
je je spet nekaj ameriskih cas-
aiskih porocevalcev, XII v svojih
iistih V New Yorku in drugie
opisujejo sedanji polozaj V tenn
aapol razdejanem mestu. Eden
lzmed Nth je porocevalec cika-
Skega "Suna" M. v. Fodor. PREF
ie bill porocevalec istega lista v
kairu, potem Atenah, Carl
gradu, Ankari it'd. Pred lett ie
bill porocevalec v Budapest.
Ina mnogo jezikov in balkan
ske dezele ter Nth probleme
oozna kot lie malokateri anne
riSki journalist. V svojih( nazo-
.ih je med nasprotniki Soviet
ske unije in levicarskih pokre-
TOW smatran "a "sopotnika''. V
resnici je lie zelo zmeren, poster
liberalec.
Rekonstrukcija BIO vzela casa
Jugoslavija je bila sicer sko-
TO V hipu porazena, a vojna v
Mi Sc je pricela zares sele po-
zneje, ko SO start ministri S kra-
lem in knezom Pavlom vred
pobrali Sila in kopita, eni-med
mimi V Srbiji general Medic, ma
Hrvatskem Ante Pavelic in v
Sloveniji general Rupnik, Sc
udinjali Hitlerju "a kvizlinge,
drugi pa sli v kleti in v hosto
ter kovali nacrte "a odpor. Pc
raznih krizkrazanjih 1e odpor
dobil svojo pravo obliko v osvo-
bodilni 'front.', XII je sedaj V os-
vobojenem delu Jugoslavije
vladajosa sila.
Premier Broz-Tito Sc je Ia
vel uciti jugoslovanske narode
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
PodtoIno gibonie v
Fronciii izgUbiIo
mad 10000 ziv|jeni

La francoskc uradne informa-
cijske pisarne lie bilo nedavno
uradno %porocano, da ie bilo
ubitih pod nacijsko in vichyskc
silo v casu nemske invazije v
Franciji okrog 10000 CLANCY
upo rniskih brigad, veliko pa "a
jctih ter vrzcnih v jecc in ia
bore.
Y primeri z zrtvami jugoslo-
varlskc osvobodilne fronte to nj
veiiko, a vendar vseeno 10000
zrtev prevcc. Ma vesti Jill ina
start red. a tudi v drugih OH
rib sc ie Francozom pod nem-
Skc o%koupacijo in vichyskim IL
daistvom slabo godilo. Poleg
francoskih vojakov, XII so prisli
V vojno ujetniStvo, ie bilo mad
diva milijona drugih Francozov
de%portiranih v Nemcijo, med
mimi 100000 ma pristine delo
in dive sto .isoc pa je bilo poll
ticnih ietnikov, XII SO Jill Nemci
poslali v jetniSka taborisca.
100000 Francozov so Nemci o.
ropali "a imovino in 0 600
jih je postalo pod terorjem ge-
StaDa breZ donna. Amnak zeJo
SO hranili Nemci S francosko in
dustrijo. Okrog IS odstotkov je
bilo nedotaknjene, razen v ko-
likor so 10 kvarili zavezniSki le-
talci. Producirala je seveda "a
nacije. Toda ma svojem begu so
kradli ma debelo. o material
Nth izgubah Franciie v tel VOL
nj lie bio p~orocano v Proletarcu
z dine %. februarja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
E~ksekUtivd soc. stronke imela pred sobo
poroeHo o moznosfih "a "trefio sfronko"

Eksekutiva socialiSticne stran-
Ike je imela ma svoji sell 4. mar
ca v Philadelphiji obsirno poro-
clio, oziroma il je bill podan re-
ferat o moznostih "a tretjo
stranko V tel dezeli in sklenila
je izdati z ozirom ma to poseben
pamflet o problemih gibanj, XII
vec ali mani vodijo V tako
stranko.
Izrekla Sc je "a program "a
positive vseh delavcev DO vojni
in izdelala v Ia namen nacrt "a
planiranje ameriske povojne
ekonomije. Ia nacrt je veliko
boil dalekosezen, kot pa tako-
zvani Murrajev nacrt popolne
zaposlitve, XII ga je on predlozil
senatu in sloni ma temelju vlad-
mega subvenciranja privatne in
dustrije. Nacrt eksekutive pa
bazira Ma socializaciji in pro-
dukciji "a potrebo, namesto "a
privatni profit.
Eksekutiva Sc ie izrekla pro-
tt draftanju delavcev in roper
obvezno vojaSko sluzbo DO vol
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jih i~deologij". Ia glavno toxic
napada 81 je pri ten vel socia-
lizem, ces, da je "a Anglijo ne
sprejemljiv. Ampak nj pa po-
jasnil, da socialism "a Angliio
nj kaka importirana stvar, kaiti
veliko nacrtov zanj je bio v Mi
narejenih. In Karl Marx je po-
kopan ma Angleskem, ne v
Nemciji.
Churchill Sc "a koaliciio
Churchill je v svojem govo-
ru proti delavski stranki OBJ e.
mem poudaril, da elm Sc volitve
v parliament koncajo, kar Sc
zgodi kmalu pc koncani voini v
Evropi, DO, kar Sc MEGA tice, "a
nadaljevanje koalicijske Wade,
seveda pod vodstvom njegove
torijske stranke.
Ako delavska stranka - &c
ostane manjsina, kot il on pre-
rokuje, ne DO hotela vec biti "a
stopana V vladi, DO Churchill
dobil IL delavskih vrst druge
"neodvisno' mislece delavske
politike, pa liberalce, da bodo
tvorili pc volitvah novo "koa-
licijsko" Waldo, katera 30 vodi-
la politiko Velike Britaniie DO
njenih "starih tradicionalnih
potih".
Delavski voditclji "a prelom
Eden vodilnih delavskih vo-
diteljev je proSlo nedeljo dejal,
cemu maj hi Churchill Sc ponu-
jail koalicijsko Waldo, ko pa We.
da DO prihodnjih volitvah ME
gova stranka porazena.
Torej Sc je v Angliji zacel
BOZ - volilni BOZ, XII ga re de-
set let nj imela, razen dopol-
nilnih volitvah.
Konferenca torijske stranke
(Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.1
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
Nemski uiefniki V
Zed. drzuvuh

TIE tedne DO pripeljanih v Re
dinjene drzave nadaljnih 100,-
600 nemskih ujetnikov. Vsega
skupaj jih je V tel dezeli okrog
100000. Uposleni SO ma planta-
zah in V drugih takih poklicih.
kjer Sc Jill pc mednarodnem
zakonu lahko uporablja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21

zboru francoske soc. stranke so
razpravljali o nepojmljivi Sib-
kosti uradne soc. stranke v A
meriki. Najvec krivde "a to sta
ME SO zvracali ma Normana
Thomasa, ces, da Sc ne more V
mednarodne probleme realisti-
emo poglobiti, pac pa govori 0
njih zgolj z akademicnega sta
lisca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-21
Nacr toriev "a
vollni boi prof.
deIavski stranki
CHURCHILL NAPADEL DELAvsKO STRANKO.
KER USILJUJE TUE IZME" v ANGLJO.
SEDANJI PARLIAMENT OBSTOJA re 10
LET. TORIJI ZAUPAJO SVOJEMU vODJI

Zavezniki zares upajo skon-
cati vojno V Evropi Sc pred kon-
Gem tega poletja, kar je Chur-
chill, ceprav trdi, da V prero-
kovanjih nj optimist, posebno
poudaril. Prerokovanja, da Sc
DO vojna v Evropi koncala re
pred lanskim bozicem, Sc nam
rec MISC uresnicila, ceprav ie
bill med tistimi preroki cello sam
zavezniski vrhovni poveljnik
ma zapadni 'front.' general Eisen-
hover.
Rena premoScena
Ampak sedaj SO zavezniSke
armada ponekod re preko Rene,
XII je nemSka legendarna reka
obrambe pred sovrazniki z "a
pada. Kolin je v. zavezniSkih
rokah.
Ia vojni polozaj zadene po-
sebno Anglijo, ker je V Mi med
strankami dogovor, da Sc raz-
piSe volitve V parliament Sele
pc koncani vojni. Vojna pa ira
ia veliko dali, kot SO 81 politicni
voditelji takrat predstavljali.
Anglia je V Mi re Sesto leto.
Men sedanji parliament obsto-
ia re deseto leto.
Ko vojna VlEvropi neha, Sc v
Angliji pricne borba "a politi-
emo vodstvo in med dvema eko-
nomskima nazoroma.
Churchill "a start sistem
Vzlic svojim ogromnim skus-
MAN, XII jih ina Winston Chur-
chill V sedanji vojni, pa je prav
tako reakcionaren V svojih ma
zorih ma notranjo politiko ME
COVE konservativne (torijske)
stranke V Angliji, kakor je bill,
ko Je pred lett poveliceval Mus
Solinija, ceS, da je I~talijo resi-
pred "barbarskim komuniz-
NOM.
Zastopnikom svoje stranke je
Churchill ma konferenci dine IA.
marca dejal, da Sc DO v BODICE
Volltve morala pognati S propa-
gando proti socialistom (delav-
ski stranki), XII "vsiljujejo "a
Anglijo SkodIjive nauke IL tu-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-20

path club One Of our meal
tickets is Haunting a ''hole in
his sock-ing" not that
darned any before "T'he Spot
light" but anyway, until next
week remember my dears, all
husbands are alike, they lust
have different faces SO we can
tell them apart
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Miss Argentina P,enty, the
well known songstress, is under
treatment at Mass. Memorial
Hospital.
william Hill, @the fastest walk
ing man. who left Boston two
weeks ago, is located in Oakland
California.
A good-sized registration is
reported for the Dorothy Ricn-
ardson music classes and lee.
lures at the Silver Box Studio.
522 Columbus ave.
Rev. Martin L. Anderson and
his charming and talented
daughter Miss Penelope Ander-
son Of Ottawa, Canada, were
guests over the yearend holi-
Gays of Mrs. Frederic P. White,
sister of Rev. Anderson, and
other Boston relatives. Miss An
derson, college graduate, is an
accountant at the National Re
search Council in Ottawa, and
her father pastors in the prov
inces Of Nova Scotia. They left
for home Jan. 8, after a most
enjoyable visit during which
Miss Anderson received much
social attention.
Wallace Thompson, Boston
tenor, now a member Of the
New York City Center Opera
Co, will be presented in a re-
cital at Varick A. NJ. E. Zion
Church, New Haven, Conn,
Sunday, Feb II, under manage
ment Of Rev. Richard A. G.
Foster pastor of the church aid
city alderman.
1t. Samuel Allen Of Ohio, son
of Bishop Allen and nephew OF
the late DR.. G. A. Allen of Bos-
ton, is stationed at Ft. Devens.
Mrs. Ella E. Elliott, 40 Ham
mond st. recently returned from
California, gave an interesting
travel talk before the Friend
ship Club Of the Shaw House.
Mrs. Dorothy Fraction, pro-
prietor of the Chill Bowl, ops-
rated on at the Beth Israel HOS
pital, was brought Wednesday to
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Wv
ienne tokes, rs Walnut st., and
is resting comfortably.
The Rose Tea Club spent an
enjolable evening at the hons
of Mrs. Sarah Alien, 81 West
minister st. Mrs. F. Scully Joined
the Club. A delicious collation.
was served.
Mrs. Ella B. johnson of 3 Wei
lington st. has returned home
after several weeks visit to Win
ston-Salem, NC, where she was
the guest Of her brother and
sister. On the way back to
Boston, she stopped at Baltimore
and PHILADELPHIA
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-20
THE SPOTLIGHT
BY DORIS and OLGA

ing in the Navy as a master
machinists mate.
Incidentally let us not forget
Mrs. Levitt Carter who has held
a responsible sales position for
the last two years in Malders
"Jocelyn's' a large department
store affiliated with a leading
Boston concern. Edith not only
heads her department but dur
ing the Christmas rush was in
charge Of the toy section. Since
Breaking down the barrier an
other colored S2lesgirl has been
employed. Kinda nice, when
given the opportunity, one
reaches the top Lovely Jane
Freeman received her Wave uni
form last week and finishes her
training at Hunter College in a
fortnight, at which time she
will qualify as an apprentice
seaman. Jane is simply charm
ed with the routine and her
whole new way Of life. Her fam
lily is that proud! Did you
read the article printed in a
oaily tabloid concerning the sit
uation existing between Cong
ressnan Adam Clayton Powell,
Jr., and John E. Rankin, head
of the Permanent Committee to-
investigate un-American activi-
ties? The caption instead Of
Fast and Fantasy should have
read Ranking Rankin" 1t
seems as though the first day
Congressman Powell was in the
Capitol, Rankin walked three
flights Of stairs rather than ride
on the same elevator. Rankin
had better take it easy, he's not
as young as he used to be. Dur
ing two days sessions Rankin
changed his seat a dozen times
rather than be near Congress-
man Powell. That man will wear
himself out Anyway, to make a
long story short. Congressman
Powell, when approached about
the matter. suggested that RAN
kin was more qualified to sit be-
side Hitler and Mussolini and
that Rankin himself should be
investigated for un-American-
ism. BY the way, the writer, a
female, didn't overlook the fact
that Powell was tall and hand
some with aristocrat.c features
and wore elegant pencil striped
suits "The Spotlight" falls
on Attorney John Pub Louden
who is well qualified in every
way to fill this position TO, which
he has been named 1t does
strike us, however, as being
singular, however, that one
worthy colored man has to be
replaced by another You'd think
ne held dow. all tie political
plums in thu State House We
as race voters are entitled to
this position and more, We'd all
feel gratitied If new positions
were created; for instance, a
Judge in the Roxbury Court
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w. NJ. TRoTTER
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-20
Segregation: It's Vicious
Purpose

Segregation is the special
American means of branding
colored Americans as the in
feriors Of interiors in public
status.
when the white South
found itself confronted with
the federal status of equality
for colored people, the former
slaVes-equality Of citizen
ship, of freedom, of franchise
rights, backed by The nation
al government = it selected
the denial of presence and Of
service in. places opened for
public patronage as the one
great way to brand colored
people as having been a slave
race and make them forever
the scorn of civil society.
'It Is a very effective meas
ure. Colored people are trail
tors to themselves to aid and
abet the idea by self-segrega-
ton"
w. M. TRoTTER.
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Every wife is sure she can
Remodel and reform her man.
His going to acquire angelic
He'll go to lecture, concerts
plays.
Not for long will he be able
To skim the news at the break
fast table.
He won't strew clothes on every
chair.
But she discovers, to her des
pair,
That after half a lifetime or so
He has the same faults, only
more sol
RICHSTONE.
According to Mrs. Maude
Trotter Steward, the editor, THE
GUARDIAN Is having a great
increase in sales since the ORR
gin Of The Spotlight" We APP
preciate this interest not only
because we're just a couple of
cubs" but because of THE
GUARDIAN itself, the paper
that has always stood as a
symbol for race progress
Last Wednesday had the plea
sure Of dining at the exclusive
Fox and Hounds club on Bea-
con st, as the guest Of stylish
business woman Sadie Merchant
and affable gentleman, Harold
Scott, the occasion being in
honor of graduates of the Henry
George School Of Social Science
The Cosmopolitan Club, an
ton, are presenting as you
know, ELLABELLE DAVIS. an
accomplished soprano, at Jor-
dan Hall on January %. Cos
mos" from whom you may pur-
chase tickets are: Francis Gar
rett Byrd, Lorena Couzzens.
Florence Lewis, Charlotte Brown
Virginia Dabney, Otis Dixon,
Reba C. Ferguson, Jerry Gate
wood, Olga Ferguson Jackson,
Agatha Robertson, Mamie Far
ley, Georgia Taylor, and ais
sociate members Mildred Ben
jamin Williams, Bernice Howard
Gladys McAdoo, Edith Paris,
frankie Bond Bert Fitzgerald
and Carrie Revaleon. This con-
cert is for the betterment Of
Resthaven, therefore worthy Of
your support Mrs. Sarah
Carter Of Maiden, one Of the
presiding officers Of the Union
Baptist Convention, held Wed
nesday last at the Massachu-
sets Avenue Baptist Church,
was unable to officiate due to a
severe illness, which confined
her to her Eastern ave. home.
Mrs. Carter is the mother Of
businessman Lucius, who is pop
ular bout town, Lieutenant cyl
vester Carter, an officer in tins
medical corps stationed over.
seas, Herman, talented baritone
and high ranking union official,
and Dewitt Carter, who Is serv-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-20

( ated at l2O Fisher ave-, Rox-
bury, is to benefit by the con-
cert on Jan. %, of ELLABELLE
DAVIS, new singing star. All who
have heard the artist pronounce
her possessed OF a magnificent
voice. Let friends Of Resthaven
and they are legion, pack Jordan
Hall next Tuesday night.
Miss Eunice Cecile Gordon OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, is making her
home with her uncle, Rev. L.
Quincy Abercrombie 757 Ire
mont st. Her mother, now de-
ceased, was a classmate at Tall
adga College, Ala Of Atty. and
Mrs. Joseph Mitchell. Other
class and schoolmates Of Mrs.
Gordon also reside in Boston, so
that the daughter will have
many friends here,
The friends of Mrs. Lima
Barnes, Of West Rutland Square,
will be sorry to learn that she
is again in Peter Bent Brigham
Hospital, and hope that her stay
there will be brief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stewart
on Christmas afternoon enter
tanned friends at their SYM
phony I'd. residence and served
a full course turkey dinner and
later in the evening pitched a
light ball for a few more friends.
The following members OF
Phyllis Wheatley Tent No. %
spent the holidays visiting rela-
tiyes: Estella Lane and Frances
Hawkins, in Delaware; Ethel
Brown and George Kinds and
Catherine Potter in New York
City; Elizabeth Faldan, Grace
Duval. Gladys Briggs, in the
South, Edna Medley visited a
son in Virginia.
Newton Ball of IS Windsor St,
well known musician, is Ill in
City Hospital, threatened with
pneumonia. His many friends
wish him speedy Recovery and
trust the lonely wife, Evelyn,
will not be too greatly worried.
In spite Of inclement weather,
a very appreciative group at
tended the Introductory Tea
given by the Peoples Improve
ment Association on January IA
at war Mothers Home, Roxbury.
The highlight of the excellent
program was the speech made
by Edward Cooper, Industrial
Secretary, Boston Urban League,
who gave many informative
facts about the activities Of the
League and how the citizens
could lend their support morally.
William Jackson, Director Child
Guidance, Shaw Houes, intro
duced the speaker and gave
short history Of the Association.
He also presented president
Clarence A. Franklin, who well
coined the friends and intro
duced the various members.
Thomas SHatham, Vice Presi-
dent made very pleasing M. c.,
and presented the others on the
program. Mrs. Fern Wynn in two
delightful soprano solos; Mrs.
Angelina Vaughn Holt in most
enjoyable contralto solo; william
Griffen in timely remarks; Mrs.
Gladys Perdue was accompanies.
Those present enjoyed a de-
licious repast, Mrs. Angelyn Holt
presiding at the Tea Table.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-20

Mr.. and MRS. Herbert Wallace
of Houston, Me. Nellie Wins
low of woodstock, NIB, and a
graduate Of wilberforce ID cele-
brated their anniversary on Dec.
9 in their lovely home on River
st. Mrs. Houston's sister, Mrs.
Matilda McAlpin OF Springfield,
was present and also her niece,
Gladys and the latter's son and
daughter from Washington, DC.
Mrs. Wallace is a cousin Of Mrs.
Agnes Bailey of Boston The
bride was lovely in white satin
and the rooms were decorated
for the occasion. v
Winter is now indeed here,
tho. it was. long in arriving.
Many new needs arise - more
fuel-Christmas buying left
empty pocket bOOks--seasonabIe
clothing, and the children wore
out many pairs Of overshoeS.
If you need extra money for
any Of the above, why, not ar
range a loan through the old
reliable firm OF II. B. Budding,
ZIG fremont st, room 302 opp.
the Majestic Theatre Courtesy,
privacy and convenience. Call
LIB 3O13 and make appoint
ment for an interview.
Miss Ella Mattison, the lovely
cashier at SHADES left the city
on Tuesday to spend two weeks
vacation visiting her relatives
in philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry C. Jackson, pro-
prietor Of the Western Lunch
BOX at 421 Mass. ave, and her
niece, Mrs. Ethelyn King, left
week before last for Philadelphi.
to take Mrs. Rowelle Bishop to
her brother to spend her con-
valescence after her recent i'll
MSS.
Well, weather or no weather,
let Bostonians pack $50 Mass.
ave. next Tuesday for the mass
meeting in aid of Mrs. Recy
Taylor, who suffered such QUIZ
rage at the hands of white
ruflians who have not, yet bee4
brought to justice.
Miss Viola Moody Of 1888 Ire
mont st. is home now from
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital,
where she was taken several
weeks ago suffering from a
threatened case of pneumonia.
Miss Moody is one Of the most
charming and courteous Of the
mattresses at SHADES and has
been greatly missed by the
patrons.
New Year weekend guests Of
Prof. and Mrs. Joseph T. White
of rs Bradock Park, were Mrs.
Beatrice Davis. their niece. and
Robert Lee of Pittsheld, Mass,
who had an enjoyable visit
while in the city.
The VagahandS, top-notch
quartet on the new Leaf Gum
Co. program, will broadcast over
VIZ, Jan. 20, 5:45 Pm.
Resthaven founded by Atty
Edgar P. Benjamin, and stu