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Evening star., 1945-03-04
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

COLORED GIRL wants general house.
work or nursing. no cooking, IN a small
SCHOOL sI t p ass Pro from ss North Per Carolina Tssn Rsh
willing worker. Call after l pm. DU,
coLoRED GIRL wants -1as more days
COLORED GIRL desires general house
Weekjv Wegkj eHpsrienses; 7ses referenee' os days
CoLoRED Girl wants heusework, 4
aHd mornns rs ess
COIoRED GIRL, senior high school. wants
work after school in office or store. MI.
COLORED GIRL wants three days work a
week reference; AID. so51.
SO fam AND 30
CoLoRED WOMAN. with some experience
Can pSSsf %osday mashine MI ss1s Sewns slip covers
SoLoRED WOMAN wants night work. any
eaDS c0oK, Ne eolores seso excellent, light house
sS5k;; sleep il: sa5. Route 7os' BOX sss,
COOK colored desires ennsr. partitme employ
ad at asfr hone Dm also
silk Laundry and chenille spreads. Call
66aY's WORK by reliable colored woman;
ss eaftoTe uo R fay ssSEes GE es5s Cleaning
ref. Call after. 12, CO 546e..
GIRL, Is, capable sxperienced' wishes ssfvss to
evenings. S Cal ST. 1851 M 'A' ~ -.
GIRL carfoEa solered shW sss4 ss cooking; $50
GIRL. eolored, wants laundry by day.
GIRL; colored: wants full-time daywork.
GIRL, coiored, desires days work. soc hr.
GIRL, coIorsd; wants sh;w., care for chill, IL
phone: Come to 101s 9th st. ne. RuBBY
Girl, colored, reliable, wishes work from
81 $50 osog m to $3.50 pm. days week.
GiiRI, vcolored, wants part time morning
SS1s TSTs Monday Mon throush Friday. Call MI.
SR 5a coisrsS. xisnes cleaning. no 500 scoking,
cleaning art. NV. section; references.
saa EF rsae sSersd cali SrP,s psestai shw 9
GIRL, colored experienced housekeeper.
wants job with small family, of adults;
aas stay Work o Box sssG soos sts COOK no
ner NET for .emplcyed adults. Mon wed. Fri,
STfuATioN, domestic iisht cooiored girl,
experienced, wants days work, cleaning;
| WOMAN, colored, best reference. good
.re worker aT WY aat9 s. 8 days; SIS and car
WOMAN, colored. wants small laundry to
| do at home NO. 1884
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work
| mornings to L; Sc. section. TR. 5121
WOMAN wants work with working people;
to 5 OF. 8 TO g, Monday thru Friday: ref.
Call SUNDAY $50 to pm: Trinidad 9507.
| morning or days work. DI. 5000.
WOMAN, colored, wants daywork; ref: S.
WOMAN wants daywork. IS and carfare.
AID. e1S9.
Evening star., 1945-03-04
EMPLoYMEN1 srRylcfs.
BUSINESS.

6UolNESS.
TEACHERS. CLERKS receptionists; select po-
sitions No charge unless placed; TOP sal
Est II yrsJ 1911 @ st Ma 2114 ;.
salaries to 81 100. BALTIMORE TEACH
Frs AGENCY, sic N. Charles ST.. Balti-
more /. Md.
TEACHERS-This is the time to arrange
for fall position; choice places avail
able ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY., 204
iaSos2r6sT Seass 61sf rEehNcfA IN fef s:s
for physics; perm. Ma. 1888. BoYD's
1888 F st. NV.
STENOGRAPHERs. $50 wk., construction
exp, D: CT stem. Spanish, WPB or FEA
exp. $50; sten.., 5-day week t20l. S35
Wk; stem. foreign Embassy, $40 wk.i
aviation siyaa public rel, $1,000 stem. part,
exceptional openings. Miss White. Est
|27 yrs. INA. 233s) BoYD's. 1888 F
GNusuAL q, PosITIoNs-sten.. 5-da. wk.,
aietaph9ne h9 slaS sda
5la -da. wk., Alex, $40, ot.; stem, con.
struction, ne, $50 wk.; STEM. familiar
with figures. $40; stem, fast in shorthand
pa. SI60 up. Dozens Of unusual open
12 yrs. PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 g
TYPIsTs. medical $50; typist. ordinance
$50; sten. railroad SI70: stem. foreign
gov, $40 up: stem, finance work, SIb
UP, Many temp. openings. GRE, 3s45 J
14th and N. Y.
Evening star., 1945-03-04
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

ARCHITECTURAL, commercial designing,
overseas preparation. incl. languages
groups, single; translating. stenotyping
editing. DE. 1896.
COUPLE, white. married no children, ex-
perieneed in boarding and rooming houses,
will exchange services for board and room.
Box 300-G. Star. a.
will manage rooming or apartment house:
references: make offer, Republic 4045. A.
MAN AND WIFE, colored. as part-time
janitor. for use OF quarters. Call GE.
9749 Monday.
MAN AND WIFE with managerial ability
and experience would like to be resident
managers of small, desirable apt. house.
Phone Chestnut SS24
MAN AND WIFE. colored. would like part
time ianitor work with quarters. Best of
refs. LU. 5035. 81
TRANSLATIONS made from Scandinavian
language, French and German WO. $3.50
Evening star., 1945-03-04
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY wishes ride from 5th and Peabody
NV. to 18th and c sts. Sc. Call IA
1904 after d pm.
RIDE DAILY to Alexandria and back from
10th st. NV; business hours, 9 to $50
GOING To CALIFORNIA, will take mar.
ried couple to help drive and share ex.
penses: furnish references. 1925 6lst st
Sc, EARHART
WANTED-Male passenger to Los Angeles
leaving Washington about Mar. IL; eX.
change references. Phone II. 6315.
Evening star., 1945-03-04

PART-TIME alteration hand to work o.
5 ewes. a week. from. or $50 until 8;
doing frst-class work on all types Of
ladies' apparel will be considered. THE
BLAIR SHOP, 1902 Conn. ave, ewes
WOULD YOU LIKE to help outfit WASH
ingtonians for Easter? We have vacancies
for salespeople TO work part time in our
fits. Apply personnel office, end floor.
THE HECHT CO, f st. at 9TH.
Evening star., 1945-03-04

to assist cook in
apartment; two in
liberal hours. must
reference. Box
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
POSTMASTER
REPLIES ON
MAIL DELAY

The Detroit Tribune has recently
received letters from several Of
its subscribers In the armed forces
overseas. complaining that their
copies OF the paper arrive several
weeks late and some do not ar
rive. The Tribune is mailed prom
pity each Wednesday. but news
papers going through the mail 10
distant fighting fronts have to be
carried on surface ships over long
distances and this naturally caus-
es delays in delivery.
The matter has been referred 10
the Postmaster-general at Wash.
iugton. ID. c.. and his reply Is here
reprinted for the information OF
Tribune readers, as follows:
IN. r. Mccall,
"c'o Detroit Tribune.
"2i46 st. Antoine Street.
Detroit /. Michigan.
my dear Mr.. Mccall:
"The Postmaster General has
asked me 10 reply 10 your letter
dated March 3. 1945. relative to the
delivery OF your paper 10 members
OF the armed forces serving over
seas.
Mail for members OF the armed
FORCES overseas is transported
by the Post Office Department 10
the post office at domestic ports
where IL is turned over 10 military
or naval authorities. Those author
tiles then assume responsibility
for completing delivery to the in
dividual addresses and decide all
questions relating TO the transpor-
tation, speed. routing. and safety
OF the mail.
Since newspapers must be
transportated in surface vessels. Il
is not unusual for them to be in
transit over a long period OF time,
particularly 70 some localities. In
this connection. am enclosing
leaflets prepared by the War and
Navy Departments. which will give
you some idea OF the problems
and conditions encountered by the
Army and Navy postal services In
the handling CT the vast quantities
OF mail for our fighting men.
considering the millions OF
pieces OF mail for the armed fcrc-
es being handled daily and the diff
ficuIt conditions under which much
Of It must he delivered. the Army
and Navy postal services are. IN
my opinion, doing magnificent
job am, however. refcrii"g vo.,',
letter TO the Army Postal Service.
War Department. and copy OF your
letter 10 the Navy Postal Affsirs
officer, Navy Department. Wssh
ington %. d. c.. for whatever at
tention may practicable.
Sincerely yours.
- NJ. Donaldson.
"Chief Inspector"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
----r---------
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

Matter will be the subject ~
tho lesson-sermon in all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday March %
The golden text usaiah 1913 is;
THE grass Uithereth, the flower
fadeth; but the word Of our God
shall stand for ever"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage q Corinthians IS IS. 49,.
las is the earthly, such are they
also that are earthly: and as is the
heavenly. such are they also that
are heavenly. And as We have
borne the image Of the earthly we
shall also bear the image Of the
heavenly
Correlative passages 10 De read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key to the Scripture" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the follow
ing (2S0) Rightly understood. in
stead OF possessing senlient ma
terial form. man has sensation
less body and God. the Soul Of
man and Of all existence, being
perpetual IN His own individuality,
harmony, and Immortality, imparts
and perpetuates these qualities in
man,--through Mind net matter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
PULLMAN CAR CLEANERS
AND YARD FORCES
CONFAB FOR MAY a

NEW YORK-It was pointed out
az the Brotherhood headquarters
in New York City by A Philip Ran
dolph. International President that
a National Conference OF Pullman
Car Cleaners and Yard Forces will
be held IN Chicago at the head
quarters OF the Union. 3t5s South
State street. Friday and Saturday
May 4 and s. There will be dele
gates In attendance at this con-
ference from as far South as
Miami and West as Portland Ore
gan. as we'll as from various Pull
man districts IN the North and
Middlewest Elaborate prepara-
lions are being made TO make this
conference big and effective for
the organization and protection Of
the rights and interests OF the car
cleaners and yard forces observed
Mr. Randolph.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
B, rRln HARr wIILIANs

yieine IN interest with report
on "Manpower status IN pefroit
Labor Area was that OF Report
ON Housing submitted by George
Romney. general manager Alto
mobile Manufactures associa-
tion, and Ned A. Gorreli eNeeu-
tse secretary Detroit Victory
Council. respectively. at meet
ing Thursday afternoon OF the
Council
Members Of DvC met in the
lodge room Of Maccabees. Macca-
bees building Putnam and Wood
ward. 10 discuss and pass upon
reports prepared by the various
committee chairmen OF the VIC
tory Council Al times during
the discussions Of these state
menis an indefinabie tenseness
seemed TO pervade over the lodge
room This no doubt was be-
cause that Intentionally or other
wise both reports revoiyed about
the ubiquitous problem Of Neero
Immigrants.
AS Mr. Romney an insisteni
and positive speaker remarked
these questions must be placed
on top OF the table The infer
ence that II was nighttime to get
down 10 brass tacks. in com
mon sense and Vigorous assault
on the problems in which labor
the Negro and housing, are in
extricably involved.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
ST. JAMES PSYCHIC
CHrRCH or CHRIST
$50 Harper Street

Rev James II. Curry, pastor and
founder and Rev. Fanny L. CurrH
presiding pastor will hold their
annual passover feast. THURSDAY,
March %, s pm. All are invited
to attend
Good Friday service will be neld
rom II pm. Rev. Fanny Cur
" vii speak.
Easter service will begin al
1850 a. m, Rev. James II. Curry,
now stationed at Wright Field.
Dayton, Ohio. as the chapIains as
sisant. will preach the morning
Inspiration. His subject will be
Remember the Upper Room"
Evening service will start at s o.
M Rev Fanny Curry Will be the
speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
RETRIEVES
TANKS UNDER
JERRY'SN NOSE

ALLIED FORCE HEADQuAR-
TIERS. Italy--In a sense, the 10
Negro soldiers OF the 2@sth Tank
Retrieving Company are smbu-
lance drivers for machinery
wounded" on the battlefield
Like the medics. they move in
10 the battle areas under she'll
fire and strafing planes 10 pick
up their casualties. In their
case. however, their ambulances
are Aston prime movers, trucks
as large as suburban bunga-
low. And their rescued patients
are ripped-open jeeps. tanks and
trucks which they haul back TO
the ordnance hospitals" 10 be
patched up and returned TO COM
hat.
That is their Job and they are
the only Negro tank retrieving
outfit in the Peninsular Base
Section OF the Mediterranean
Theater OF Operations.
In the IL months the outfit
has been overseas. the unit has
hauled back 1900 tanks for sal
wage and repairs. not counting
the German armor and other
equipment 1t has picked up for
bond rallies In the United states
In many cases American tanks
are picked up from the battle
field still smoldering from she'll
holes and explosions.
Former CoIIegian
All in all. says 1t. John VI.
Couch, husband OF Mrs. Muriel
Couch. OF So East attn Street.
Chicago. H.. the company has
retrieved more than 5000 tons
Of tanks. thus preventing this
material from falling into the
hands OF the Germans.
Lieutenant Couch. who was for
merly postal clerk in the day
time and pre-medical student
at Northwestern University at
night, estimates the cost OF the
1000 tanks towed in by his men
at s7oO0ooo0. In addition TO re-
trieving disabled tanks, the men
carry brand new tanks as re-
placements for the wrecked ones.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
Charge Reversed
From Murder To
Manslaughter

poosevelt clark. A years Old
-. freed Friday, March TO- OF
murder allegedly committed
:, Years ago. Clark had served
:, Years in prison. He pleaded
.nu,v 10 the charge OF man
',suehter, had been granted a
nav trial BY Judge John J. Ma
her, Recorders Court. March o.
:. oIca Of his attorney. Abner
Ts,ken. judge Maher gave him
10 l5-year suspended SEN
,snee and Clark walked forth a
free man
Attorney Tatken, told the court
mat At the time OF the original
trial the prosecutors office had
offered 10 accept guilty plea on
charge Of manslaughter.
clark was accused OF killing
Albert Bacon. taSi-cab driver. on
neeoration Day, 1880. in house
~ Brush street. In an argument
over money lost in a card game.
clark had insisted on going to
trial FOR murder. saying he was
innocent and that he would not
plead guilty TO a lesser charge.
Taken said.
Clark's plea was accepted FRI
dsy with the consent OF the pro-
pcutors office. after former De-
teciise Lieut.. Harold Branton tes-
titled that the case never had
warranted more than man
slaughter charge. Branton came
here to testify in Clark's behalf
from his cottage near Topina-
bee Mich
Clark. former Ford employe.
Is married and has one child.
Who is now IS years old. His
record while in prison was good.
He will get his job back. ac-
cording 10 reports.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
WACs Strike, Charge
Army Using College
Women Scrub

FORT DEvENs. Mass. (ANP)-
Racial discrimination led 90 wacs
10 stage a protest strike at the
Lowell General hospital here last
week.
Demanding the same treatment
as white Wacs receive. the SO
charged that above other things
college-irained women, enlisted as
medical technicians. were being
assigned to scrubbing floors and
windows.
Five were disciplined by being
restricted TO their quarters but re-
ports indicate the grievances still
remain.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24

Help the War Effort! Industry
needs you! Get n Job through our
HELP WANTED COLUMNS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
lander And Thomas
To HighIight Coop
Labor Conference

CHICAGO n Two Of America 5
outstanding labor leaders Wi. key
note the Co-ops and Labor Con-
ference on Organization TO be held
In Waukegan, H. March 1918.
They are r. J. Thomas iniernat-
ional president. United Auto Work
ers. Clio and Arnold lander gen
eral president State. County and
Municipal Employees Of America.
AFL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
Travels To Europe

An average OF 2So.924 passcng.
ers will travel annually via ali 10
Europe according 10 figures COM
piled by the Civil Aeronautics
Board.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24

DURING Wichita
~ Of Arpane Company
photographed left n Brown.
Branch YMcA, Wichita Henry Pope national USO director
OF Shaeter. OF Boeng Cliff
Barron and Of Bong ard Chandler F.
personnel
The USO
USO staff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24

Corporal Jesse o. Robinson, BROTH
or OF Mir. william Robinson. $50 r.
Vernon Highway. staff Sgt Marvin
Bennett, son OF Gonzclla Bennett,
456 Frederick street. and Private
First Class Curtis +. Harris son 81
Mrs. Emma Harris. 2076g Birwood
avenue. Ferndale.
TWO JlMA. VOLCANO ISLANDS
tSpecial) - Walter W. Gilmore.
S0-year-old colorcd l.. S. coast
guardsman from Flint. Michigan,
made the trip with American in
yasion forces 10 Jap-held Two Jima
three flying hours from Tokyo.
Gilmore steward second class,
served aboard an LIST.
ROSWELL ARMY AIR FIELD,
Roswell. " NJ. - Included on re-
cent promotion list at this Army
Air Forces Training Command sta
ton is Delmar Rogers. who adj
yanced TO the grade OF Private
First Class. He is the son OF Mrs
Bertha Rogers. 1897 18th street.
Ecorse. Michigan.
ROSWELL ARMY AIR FIELD.
Roswell. y. M-lncluded on re-
cent promotion list at this Army
Air Fcrces Training Command sta
ton is Eli ID Richardson. He is
the brother OF Mrs. Title Richard
son. 2o2 Court street. Lawrence
burg, Ky. His wife resides at 1923
Germantown street, Dayton. Ohio.
He joined the Army in October.
1913, prior 10 which he was en-
ployed as a truck driver in De-
troit. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
Over Here Over There

AN AIR SERviC.. COMMAND
Somewhere In England Pvt.
william II. Mason. OF 1850 wreford.
Detroit. Michigan. and husband Of
Mrs. Odessa Mason. 1850 Wrefrrd.
Detroit. Michigan. helped haul a
record load OF more han one mil
lion tons Of bombs, ammunition
md supplies for tn invasi n AIR
Forces during l94i.
ROSWELL ARMY AIR FIELD.
Roswell, y. Nj Included OIL a
recent promotion list at this Army
Air Forces Training Command sta
ton is Lionel a. King, who adj
vanced TO the grade OF private first
elias. He is the sen OF Mrs Charlei-
ia Baker. 2O774 Reinaryille, De-
troit. Michigan.
He joined the Army in October
1913.
ROOSEVELT ARMY AIR FIELD,
y. Nj Included on recent pro-
motion list at this Army Air Fore
es Training Command station is
Dolphus A. Hubbard. who advanc
ed to the grade OF private first
class. He is the son OF Mrs. Jessie
NJ Hubbard. 665 Mack avenue, De-
troit. Michigan His wifa and child
reside at 517 Erskine.
He joined the Army in septem-
Der. 1913. Before joining the Army
he attended Alabama A. AMI NJ.
then was employed as an inspector
for L. S. Rubber in Detroit.
AN AIR SERVICE COMMAND
Depot, England - Six Detroit sol
diers are now serving in the Euro-
pean Theater OF Operations with
the Combat Support Wing. crack
trucking organization OF the Air
Service Command.
The Detroit men are: Sergeant
Robert Boswell. son OF Siller Bos-
well 1889 Russell street; Private
First Class Thomas NJ. Stewart. Jr..
son Of Mrs Helen Stewart. Isl Pr
quette street; Private First Glass
Gary Cannon. husband of Mrs. Eli
zabeth Cannon. $40 Mack street:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
VICTORY COUNCIL HEARS
MANPOWER HOUSING REPORT

The housing report. read BY
Mr. Gorrell pointed our that tbs
constant increase 10 popul9iion
causea bv the influx OF indi-
Nd4als seehine work 10 our var
producing plants, has been and
,tontinned on Page 16)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-10-06

ject: 1.-THE Challenging Christ
Music by the senior choir and
Gospel chorus.
1890 pm, Church School and
adult Bible class.
3 pm. Special Anniversary
service
3 pm. anniversary service of
the church and pastor. Sermon
by Rev. H. Benton Harris, pas
tor Of the Union Baptist Church,
New Bedford, Mass. Music by
the Union Baptist Church choir.
1t will be the 25th anniversary
of the church an dthe seventh
Of the pastor, Dinner will be
served by the Deaconness Board
from l until
The public is cordially in
vited.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-10-06

sions a delicious collation. was
served in the vestry, where all
relaxed to the sweet tunes Of
Gust a Walk with Thee" I'm
Going to Die with the staff in
My Hand" and other enjoyable
selections which were rendered
by the 18th Baptist Junior Cos
pei Chorus under the direction
Of William Howard
At the end of the day, every
one who had attended the
youth meeting seemed to be
possessed with the thought that
this year will be banner year
for the BYPU's Of Mass. and
R, 7.
Signing off till newt week.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-10-06

VEIEnANS
WORD WAR II
-, male or femaTe who have
served az rsast 90 Gays and who
were honorSbly discharged Wa
will gladly help you to obtain a
guaranteed home loan under the
G. !. Bill Of Rights. Consult US
for information or advice without
any obligation TO you.
E. z. ROUNDTREE
FOR SALE
ALPINE STA Real Bargain.
S-fam. with a new roof, back
piazzas, hit. VT. heat, oil sys.
tenn, hardwood floors. Apt. 1-6
rooms and modern bath,
white enamel comb. gas and
eIec. stove, white enamel cab
met sink and tubs s45. Apt
2-5 rooms and bath heated,
S35. Apt. 3-S rooms and bath
unheated, furnace, SIG, totsl
monthly rents S9S. Each apt.
has sep. front and back en-
trnces. owner will vacate
$4,000.
DALE ST.--4-S rooms and 2
baths, completely renovated,
$500; reasonable terms.
SHERMAN STA Real Home
Ready to Move in: LIST floor,
sunny paEior, dining room,
living room and large kitchen,
enamel cabinet gas range,
GIenwOOd cabinet range with
oil burner. back piazza End
floor, hardwood floor bath
room with white 3-pieee
enamel, 3 lovely spacious bed
chambers. back stairway 2
large unfinished attics may be
used as he'd rooms. Price
$500 with $500 down terms
same as rent.
MONROE ST-(Only one
left modern 4-fam., right
near { oearIines, front and
back piazzas. 1884 rooms
and ultra modern baths, h,w
floors, light spacious Kitchens
with cabinet style. white
enameI sink and tubs, con-
tinuous hot water arrange
ment, steam heat oil system
rents. $50 monthly. Price,
$500 with $500 down.
FOR SELECT WELL RECON-.
MENDED TENANTS AND
LODGERS LIST YOUR VA
CANT ROOMS e. KITCHFF
ETTS AND APARTMENTS
WITH e. 2. ROUNDTREY
FOR QUICK RESULTS.
ROWLAND ST.-ROOnis for
single ladies.
ELM HILL AVK.--FuFnished
room for married couple.
GILMORE ST.--SeIect Home.
Furnished rooms.
STOUGHTON-9-acre farm
with 5.rOom house and mod.
bath and kitchen. Hot water
heat. 30 min. from Boston;
city water, electricity, 2 chick
en- houses and / barn. Owner
will yacate-
E.z. ROUNDTREE
90 Humboldt Ave,
Garrison 5000
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-10-06
Mayor kerrlgan
Awards Trophies

Mayor Gerrigan awarded the
trophies to the winners in the
Open Ping Pong Championshs of
the Royal Five Golf and Table
Tennis Club which were held
at the club rooms, SAT Columbus
ave, Sept. % 30. Winners were
Miss Muriel Peters Of Mashpee,
who defeated Miss Marjorie
Marsh in the final round Miss
Marsh had earlier defeated num-
Der one seeded player Miss syl-
via Lawrence in a stirring S-set
encounter) Carl Watts of Pro-
violence who triumphed over
Geo. Merker of N. Y, Jack Crump
winner of mems singles.
Others awarded trophies we're:
in the mems doubles, 1t. STAN
ley Jackson and Pvt. Leon Fen
nof who defeated Goodrum and
Clarke; and in the mixed dou-
bles, Mr.. Crump and Miss Law
renee who defeated Mr.. Moran
and Miss Mullins.
Officials were: AL. Simmons,
Pres; Arnold Johns, Referee;
VIM. Morris, head umpire; Titus
Sparrow, Nathaniel Scott, Frank
Clarke, UmpireS.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-10-06
The SOCieteers

old Branch on Building Your
Foundation The Young Peo-
pies Choir from Peoples Bapt.
Church contributed generously
to the musical part Of the
program with delightful selec-
tons.
Evening service, led by Miss
Miriam Faulcan, field secretary,
was effective. The Junior Choir
of 18th Bapt. Church rendered
several beautiful songs includ-
ing the old favorite Deep
River"
During the interim between
the afternoon and evening ses-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-10-06

To Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hayes
on the loss Of Mrs. Hayes
father:
SYMPATHY
A friendly hand in sympathy
Sincere, and deep, and true,
a word of consolation
Your faith will see you
through.
J.J. T.
see. OUR BOYS
Welcome to you all. Have
faith in yourself and everything
will adjust itself with Gods
help.
The First Aid Glass holds
meetings every Wednesday
night, Mrs Willie Gordon, in
structor.
The AAfE Zion Nurses will
hold their meeting Wednesday,
Oct. 10, at 8 p m at the Units
headquarters. SO Cabot st.
THANKS
To Mother Callie Thompson
and Mrs Laura Seleter and Mr.
andrew Sellers.
The chairman spent a very
pleasant day, Wednesday. with
Mrs Laura D Selecter.