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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-03-16

posing State Capitol. One can
imagine the inanimate forms OF
the soldiers Of the 54th Mass.
regiment coming to life and
turning their questioning faces
toward the building from
whence came the sound of slur
and blasphemy. Yes, there is
danger ahead for colored Amer
leans who have been lulled to
sleep by a false sense of secur-
ity. Bilbo of Mississippi has
found agents right here in this
State to carry on his war of
hatred against minority groups
We do not yet know them by
name as we do John H. Taylor
of Quincy, But we can be con
stantly alert to smack them
down as soon as they raise their
heads. believe in being as
militant as John Haynes Holmes
would have us be. AS militant
as was Christ when he drove
the money lenders from the
Temple. AS militant as the
Chinese leader who advocated
that his people must give its
oppressors a black eye once in
a while.
1t would be most tangible
and concrete lesson for Taylor
If an outraged citizen or color
would smack him in the mouth.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-03-16
MOORE TABERNACLE
511 Columbus, Ave.

NhCN' ~ ~ quay dSLOI
ITO him that oyercometh I
will give a crown of life" words
spoken by Jesus to His followers.
Pastor Ebay delivered his ser
mon Sunday morning to large
attendance, far surprising any
previous Sunday. The picture
he drew was so vivid one lived
in rare spiritual realm while
listening. 1--WE must first con-
quer self and overcome our
every day troubles" He spoke
of Richard Aliens vision and Of
all he had to overcome and his
final victory. IF our love for
Jesus Christ be conferred in our
church we can and will receive
the crown of life" In the eve
ming PE.J.G. Drake was pres
ent. Owing to a previous en-
gagement he did not preach
but spoke words Of encourage
ment to the church. Rev. I. A.
Brown preached an eloquent
sermon on Refuse and Choose. j."
Heb. 1923 three were admitted
to membership. Tuesday, March
II, the third Quarterly Confer
ence was held at the church.
Wednesday evening, March 10,
Ministers Union met. Queens
Rally Thursday, March 81, sub
scription 20 cents. Don't miss
it. All are welcome to the
Friendly Church.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-03-16

MALDEN-William W. (Billie)
Carter, after spending two days
with his mother, Mrs. Myrtle B.
Carter, 404 Bryant st, has rejoin-
ed his US0 troupe in a tour of the
Pacific which will take him and
his troupe northward to Japan
before heading back to the United
States.
Under the auspices of the USO
camp shows, Carter and his troupe
have already presented shows to
soldiers and sailors in Hawaii and
the Philippines, including Batan-
gas and San Fernando.
Prior to the Pacific assignment
the Garter group completed a
tour which took them from New
York to Miami, Fla; Puerto Rico,
the West Indies, Cuba, and parts
of Central and South America, in
Guiding French Guiana. Besides
Garter the troupe includes Ida
James Buster Cromwell, John
Hudgins Stanley Facey, and Ann
Butler, all of them well known in
the entertainment world.
Carriers mother is a mdsic
teacher here, and his father, the
Rev. W. W. Carter, has a pastor
ate in New York City.
Carter is a Xylophonist. After
the brief visit home, he flew to
San Francisco to begin the Pacific
tour.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-03-16
EIIerv w. Pierce

EIIery ". Pierce, Of Central
ave, Dedham, Mass. departed this
life on March 5, 1915. Funeral
was held at Allen Congregational
Church Chapel in Dedham. Mass.
He leaves to mourn his loss an
INVALID mother a devoted finance
and a host Of friends.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-03-16
THE GENERAL COUNCIL OF The
APOSTOLIC FAITH, INC.
WILLIAM MONROE TROTTER

Headquarters: q Madison St.. Boston, Mass.
Bishop F, H. Payne President Bishop R. l.. Stone
First Vice-Pres, Elder A. Anderson, End Vice-Pres
CHURCHES, MISSIONARIES CHRISTIAN WORKERS.
We are extending work and we are securing
additional membership and overseers to represent this
body throughout the United States For further Informal
ton write General Council at the above address
ELDER w. H. FLOYDE, General Sec'ty
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-03-16

the slave era, like "Gone With
the Wind" have sought to exvite
sympathy for the shareholders.
Much Of our literature is de-
voted toward juStifying race
discrimination, jim crow, etc.
WINSTON CHURCHILL'S re-
cent speech was the most CO.
lossal effort to white-wash
Empire sins against three
fourths of the worlds non
aryan population. We still rig
up excuses to keep Indians on
reservations and men like Ran
kin and Bilbo in power.
so NOW WHEN somebody in
PRODUCES a bili to show the COLI
ored mans side of the story, his
achievements and contribu-
tions, up jumps the devil and
crys foul, that we're making the
colored man LOOK TOO GOOD
It is all right to make him look
BAD, but it's wrong to make
him look GOOD I!
IF YOU HAD any previous
doubt that some aryans are los
ing their mental faculties to
think sensibly just remember
Hitler. And then trace his les
ser but equally unbalanced
counterparts" in this state and
Well probably have
10 call back the Indians to take
over.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-03-16
New Location

EMMANUEL HOLY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Of the Apostolic Faith
New England, Inc.
$50 fremont ST., ROxbury
Bishop f. Fl. Payne, OverseeI
Bishop r. L. Stone and
Elder A. Anderson, Assistants
Sunday at II am. and 8 pm
Prayer ana preaching.
Good music, Real PentacoStai
services.
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NOW, GETTING BACK tc
brother Taylor of Quincy, and
you have to go FAR BACK tc
find any Bay State unrecon-
structed rebel like him. The
COP says Taylor doesn't rep
resent it, the good people of
Quincy says Taylor doesn't
represent them, the DENIS don't
want him, the Communists don't
want him, and nobody seems
to want him except, possibly,
Mississippi,
WESTBROOK PEGLER who
is more subtle than brother
Taylor has been writing a lot
Of trash sometimes repeated by
men like Taylor. The word
"white-wash" is an old one. And
Pegler has opposed plays and
books which show the COL
ORED MANS SIDE Of the story.
Pegler has a considerable fol-
lowing.
WITH LOUD OUTLAWS the
Peglerites have long enjoyed the
history, news and drama char
acterizations of colored men, as
exclusively criminals, chicken
thieves, gamblers and carefree
idiots. The story Of slavery al
so cleyerly white-washed the
from any sin.
ALL OF THE best sellers of
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-03-16

ALL OF THE best sellers of
Evening star., 1946-03-03
LoaVer Montgomery County

Bobby, who have been staying with
Mrs. Brownell's father, Mr. Gran
vile Curry, since Mr.. Brownell was
transferred here from New York
have moved to Silver Spring, where
they will establish their residence
Mrs. Brownell is the former Elise
Curry, daughter of Mr.. Curry and
sister of Mrs. Charles Grant of
Battery Park, who was the former
Tempe Curry.
Among the parties scheduled for
the near future are the tea that
Mrs. Claude Cook is planning to give
for her sister, Mrs. Maxwell Gallo
way Adams, who is her guest for a
few weeks before she joins her
husband, 1t. william E. Adams, in
Houston, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Chaffin are
to have Mrs. Chaffln's sister, Mrs.
William A. Eddy, with them for the
next few weeks. Mrs. Eddy arrived
in Washington a few days ago with
her husband, Col. William Eddy,
Minister to Saudi Arabia from
the United States. They have been
staying at the Shoreham Hotel since
their arrival and Col. Eddy was one
OF the guests at the first formal
dinner that the Saudi Arabian Min
ister to the United States, Asad AL
Fagih, gave Tuesday evening.
COL and Mrs. Eddy have been
frequent visitors here over period
OF years when Col. Eddy was presi-
dent of Hobart College, Geneva, N.
Y, and since he has been represent
ing the United States in Arabia,
and their friends here remember
Evening star., 1946-03-03

II you're out6ttins BABY for
Spring be a wise Mother and
put PLASTI.CLEER BABY Pants
right smack at the top of your shop.
ping list. Then when baby wears
his "fneries," no mishaps can spoil
them (nor your own new fashions.
| might add for PLASTI-CLEER
Baby Pants are guaranteed water
proof! Heatproof, acid.and. oil
resistant and odorless, they'll save
time and tantrums, too-since they
wash out in a jiffy and never cause
baby discomfort by chafns or rub
bing. Made of PLASTI.CLEER.
a new development in the field of
plastics, they're soft, light as
feather-yet durable and have all
the advantages of rubber panties
plus certain unduplicable features
of their own. In flesh or white,
opaque or transparent. Goodyear
Rubber Sundries, Inc, New Haven,
Conn. makes them. Ask at S. Kann
Sons & Co. or Wahl's Dept. Store.
Evening star., 1946-03-03

Several very pleasant parties have
been given during the past few
weeks for the returned servicemen;
and one Of the most interesting OF
these parties will be held this after
noon at the home of the assistant
director of the Folger Shakespeare
Library, Mr.. James G. McManaway
and Mrs. McManaway, to welcome
back the men of the library staff
who have been In the service and
who are now back at the library.
The party will be most informal
Guests will come and go between
4 and 6, the hours of the tea, and
sometime during the afternoon a
program of songs will be given by
Mrs. McManaway's nephew, Mr..
Jordan Bentley, a pupil of Paul Alt
haus. Mr.. Bentley, who was para
trooper with many months Of serv-
ice in Europe, has recently been
released from duty and is now a
guest of Dr.. and Mrs. McManaway.
Among the returned servicemen
for whom the tea will be given are
1t. Comdr. Giles Dawson, DR.. Ray
Hunmel and Mr.. Horace Groves.
One more family has moved to
Bethesda to add to the rapidly
growing group of writing people"
in the community - Comdr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Countryman who
came here from the West Coast
when Comdr. Countryman was
transferred from sea duty to Wash
ington.
Comdr. Countryman has had an
interesting two years. Part of the
time he was on the staff of Admiral
Nimitz and part of the time on sea
as first communication officer of
the South Dakota.
While her husband was on sea
duty Mrs. Countryman was a lieu
tenant with the Marine Corps. Pre-
vious to her service with the Ma
rines, she was food editor with the
Philadelphia Public Ledger and
food consultant to several Mid
western firms, and SO when she
joined the Marines she was as
signed the job of feeding the TOO
girls in her division at San Diego,
Calf. She bought the food and
prepared the menus, and in speak
ing to group of Bethesda women
several days ago on her work she
commented on the fact that the
favorite food of the Women's Re-
serve Corps of the Marines was not
cake and pastry as one might think
but good solid meat and potatoes !
According to Mrs. Countryman it
took 100 pounds Of potatoes every
day to feed 500 girls. They liked
their potatoes mashed, she says, and
their first choice of meat was roast
beef and the second, frankfurters.
Mrs. Countryman kept a notebook
Of her work in feeding the girls and
when she gets settled in her new
home on River road she may, per-
haps, write of her experiences in
feeding the women's reserves of
the United States Marine Corps.
Since moving to Bethesda, Comdr.
and Mrs. Countryman have been
entertaining Mrs. Countryman's
Mrs. Frank Reynolds of
Swarthmore, Pa, and her sister,
Mrs. Waldo Fisher, whose husband
S DR.. Fisher, professor of economics
It the University of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Brownell
md their two children. Tempe and
Evening star., 1946-03-03
y &N.
q @T~ A%Mh

You won't need to call in a Sher.
lock Holmes to track down "intan-
sible evidence" of unseen enemies
lurking in your toilet bowls
not if you use SANI-FLUSH twice
4 week! When this guardian"
takes over the work of toilet santa.
ton, there's andesiabie proof that
toilet bowls are clean 40 a whistle
>. the ABSENCE of odor! A
clean toilet bowl has NO odor, you
know! SANI-FLUSH is such an
easy, casual way to toss this dis.
agreeable burden from your shoul.
ders-for all YOU do is sprinkle it
in! Even if the soft water in your
community doesn't discolor and
stain toilet bowls, there's a recur.
ring and invisible film where toilet
germs and a cause of toilet odors
lie. SANI.FLUSH removes this
chemically and leaves toilet
bowls sparklinely clean! Fuss,
muss and bother are eliminated.
SANI.FLUSH disinfects AS il
cleans! Two handy sizesi
Evening star., 1946-03-03

for another tea at which the Mont
gomery County Republican Wom-
ems Clubs will be her guests. The
tea will be given in April.
Miss Ruth Shoemaker, one time
member OF the Maryland House of
Delegates, representing the Bethes-
da district, is now in New Orleans
on the first lap of a trip that will
take her to Southern Texas, Ari-
zona and into Salt Lake City in
June to attend the convention of
the National Order of Women Leg
islators, Of which she is treasurer.
Miss Shoemaker will also 20 to
Louisville in April to attend the
meeting of the Women's Political
Committee for Lasting Peace.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
AK 70, Ne.,oy.!

The very word "VICEROY" has a
rich, erandly luxurious sound!
That's why it's such an appropriate
name for the delightful cigarette
that's the last word in Milady's
smoking luxury. The unique filter
tip enables you to enjoy the mild,
fine blend of domestic and Turkish
tobaccos without usual smoking
nuissnces-for it checks tars, resins
and other throat irritants at the
same time it keeps tobacco particles
from escaping to heck on teeth or
into your mouth! Mind you, VICE.
ROY Cigarettes aren't expensive
they cost no more than other
popular brands! Try a tightly pack
ed filter tipped VICEROY if you
want cleaner, milder and more en-.
joyable smoking pleasure! They're
the SMART smoke for the
SMART woman.
Evening star., 1946-03-03

reach OF every men,
Der of the family. Creamy PAC-
QUINS will help protect the chill.
dren's hands and knees from un.
comfortable roughness 90 keep
it handy on the bathroom shelf
where the children can see it and
reach it without being reminded.
And, of course, never relax your
own hand.care routine with this
snow-white, non-sticky cream. APP
ply it after your hands have been
in water, after every hand.roush-
enins household chore and always
after weather exposure. You'll like
the efficiency of PACQUINS
Hand Cream in helping handskin
against scratchy dryness and red.
ness it was originally formu-
lated for doctors and nurses, whose
hands dip in and out of sospy water
80 to 40 times a day. Ask for
PACQUINS at Drug, Dept. or 10s
Stores. Give your hands profess
sional protection to help keep them
lovely-looking, lily-white, smooth!
Evening star., 1946-03-03

Do you polish your silver period
ically-like spring housecleaning?
Then why not stop making such a
chore of it? You can keep all your
silver lustrously shining and un.
tarnished if you'll use SILVER
SHEETS right as you wash your
silver! These handy little paper
sheets are impreenated on both sides
with super-action silver polish .
SO that hard rubbing is thing of
the past! All you do is rub SILVER
SHEETS over the still.wet-silver
rinse and dry. SILVER
SHEETS come in packets designed
to hang on your kitchen wall-two
dozen for 25c. Ask for SILVER
SHEETS tomorrow at your De-
partment or Neighborhood Store.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
Noi,tu,. M, OF.
20, Seh Ge~ins Sin!

At no season of the year is the
aging look of dry skin with
tired" drab and off.tone color
more noticeable than NOW! Soften,
freshen and brighten that skin BY
using GOURIELLI'S Active Ozone
Cream, beginning tonisht-for this
ONE cream will give your skin the
TWO helps it needs most oil
AND moisture-AND exhilara-
tion! Nascent oxygen is released
the moment Active Ozone Cream
comes in contact with the skin =.
the reason for that heavenly feel"
Even as quickly as the next morn.
ing your skin will appear softer,
fresher-lookine and hold a promise
of that glow" you've been envyins
in other compilations. Leave it on
overnight-or apply while you're
bathing and dressing, in case you
want to look special" for the eve
ning's engagement. 81 and SIPS
(plus fed. tax at Woodward &
Lothrop.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
G yo~, Ski" Oily?

If your skin is oily,
maybe you've decid-
ed that cleansing
creams aren't for you
because often they
tend to aggravate
clossed pore and
blackhead conditions.
TIL, NAnn
Evening star., 1946-03-03
NIt. 20, Recipes! Learn Flew baking S.e,sk

HERE'S YOUR SECOND CHANCE wonderful 64paee
Recipe Book that shows
much shorter baking time! Its title
No'knead Way the quick method developed
seam"e baking tms That's because knead"s of the dough
and coffee cakes pudding
breads yummy delicious all day to kead
them fluffy ehne Send 2S Nancy Sasse iii Madison
Ave. New York TO- N 4. the mllers PLSBURYS BEST
Enriched Flour will promptly send your oou copy THE
Evening star., 1946-03-03
announcement

Mrs. William H. Shea announces
the recent marriage of her daughter.
Miss Anna Louise Shea, to Mr..
Wilbur T. Reidy. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Lawrence A,
McGlone in the Nativity Church.
Evening star., 1946-03-03

the stories printed about them last
year when Col. Eddy was interpreter
for the Saudi Arabian officials at
the Yalta Conference.
Mrs. Cook is also making plans
Evening star., 1946-03-03
N..y Paes~l.. na&~
Reach .faKA. 1a~',l

Beware the Ides of
March -. the winds
have plenty of bite
and snapi So keep
PACQUINS H a n d
Cream we'll within
Evening star., 1946-03-03

Here's wonderful BREAK in" that lovely pair of
r. shoes. if can't twearth them
\ because feet burn and hurt Just dust
Z-E hose and the inside Of shoes with DR.. SHOLLS
~ m Foot Powder what a difference! Actually,
- ~ shoes will feel "od friends" try
them asain-or tender chafed, tired burning feet
respond quickly the soothing refreshing
powder fevered brow cool hand
tight shoes makes feet almost happy they'd
PAIR OF DR. SCHOLS Foot Powder helps
able odors feet and Athletes
ing the feet Easy convenient
of DR.. SCHOLLS Foot Powder TODAYi q
Evening star., 1946-03-03

LEY made their wonderful Lique.
flying Cleansing Cream. It's exactly
what an oily skin needs re.
moving dirt and Crime without
adding excessive fabrication :.
leaving your skin as fresh and
radiant as spring day! You'll love
the pink satin tint and smooth tex.
ture of YARDLEY Liquefyins
Cleansing Cream. So use it daily
on your face and throat if you want
to slorify an oily complexion BY
ideal cleansing! Ask for it at
better stores everywhere, in ST
and 81 sizes, plus tax.
Evening star., 1946-03-03

Home is where the Hearth is,"-and what's better
on these blustery March nights than to relax com.
fortaby at home within an intimate family circlea
Turbulent outdoor weather only makes quiet talk
and freight more gracious pleasure especially
if you eniven the evening with appetizins snack
Evening star., 1946-03-03
BUY-LINES BY Nancy nnrr


NEW YORK. N Y, Of beauty
complexion
n natural ovenes Just dip finger HOUBIGANTS
lightly face before powdens
treats your complexion of
See now hides tiny bemshe and hoy" gives lasting
~ moohne all day lons CREAM TONE
never leaves the slightest of the thick masked
m or light 81, plus at better Drug and
Evening star., 1946-03-03


restful happy SCHTZ simple set.
toseher for everybody with supeby
tang and its pquan bouquet without ra That's
the allowed
favor that lacks harsh
Food Market supply with SCLITZ by Schts
Brewing Co, Milwaukee, Wis Ask for SCTILITZ week
Evening star., 1946-03-03
(Gordon)
u UNDERWEAR

l realize waiting for nylon stockings
has been painfully" long but
take my advice and hold on to that
"nylon-nestess" you've been hoard
ing just Wee bit Longer and set
GORDON NYLONS! When you
get them, see them, wear them,
their beauty and quality will be just
reward for waiting-for every stitch
will be in keeping with the COR.
DON standard of prewar nylons.
Even better than that they'll
be the BEST nylons you can buy!
If you've learned to rely on the
GORDON trademark pictured
above) in buying underwear and
hosiery for the family, you KNOW
it means quality ;. in fit, in style,
in workmanship! Your GORDON
NYLONS will carry that same
mark of distinction. WAIT for
GORDON NYLONS! 1t won't b
long, and I'll tell you exactly when
to ask for them! Meantime look
for GORDON RAYONS. They're
we'll worth a search!
Evening star., 1946-03-03

Choose your spinach straight from the garden wrapped in cell
lophane or the frozen variety yet may still be lust
spinach to your family! But here's way make that
YOU taste into succuent dish! Prepare way and add
fresh LEMON then watch the spinach vanish!
Cook spinach with and practically mn
water chop Add MN iuins
Evening star., 1946-03-03
Try Es R.eiy. 20 Gh III. 5a~iy. Ary.a..!

The fams be bored with vegetables sprint
So here's appetite! The
favor of folks BEST
FOODS Mustard with fiorseradsh, makes the difeencei
sppep
3 tbpN Nucoa tsp. Bes Foods
3 four
mix
Note the and pquacy given Mustard
spiked with Horseradish BEST
Horseradish give DOUBLE familiar dishes
Evening star., 1946-03-03

Fresh LEMON Juice performs the miracle vege-
tables that be taboo with the family
salads meats and fish dresses ordinary addition
tributes vmn for health But when buy LEMONS choosey
ask tor the kind that
SUNKIST! They're the iuice fines, Indi
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-20
Encourage
Uranium
Ore Hunt

WASHINGTON, D. c. The bill
for development and control of
atomic energy was drawn, so far
as possible, TO encourage prospect
ing and mining.
This assurance was given the
senate by members of the special
atomic energy committee during
senate consideration of the measure.
The bin, passed by the senate, Is
now before the house.
Asserting that "the very security
Of the nation" may well rest upon
sources of fashionable materials
suitable for the production of atom
ic energy, Senator Mcmahon of
Connecticut, committee chairman,
said.
I'VE must, as the committee sees
Ii, make every effort to encourage
the independent prospector TO go
out and develop" He added that
commission that viii be set up will
be the only purchaser Of such ma
tertals.
Hearings of the ommittee
brought out that deposits of ura-
mum. one of the minerals used In
the development of atomic energy,
have been located In Colorado,
Utah, New Mexico and Arizona.
Complex vanadtum-uranium ores
were mined extensively In western
Colorado during the war.
Senator Murdoch of Utah, In par
ticular, sought assurance from COM
mittee members that the legislation,
which provides for government con-
troll of fashionable materials. would
not discourage prospecting ON pub
lie lands.
Senators johnson and Millikin of
Colorado, committee members, told
him that the committee had tried
scrupulously to avoid such pos
sibility.
Murdock wanted to know what
would be the case of man who,
after passing the act, locates a valid
mining claim on which are found
both fashionable materials and other
ores.
cit is my judgment" answered
MilliAcin, that the uranium part OF
his ore would belong to the govern
ment, but that that would not pre-
vent him from exploring and de
velpping other ores"