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Evening star., 1946-05-28
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. Eept
eaI1 smt % 9alanssa 5o tax returns: city ref
ssEsiess :. Teeo.as nassisi .ts'e@ents, @9nshiy
, years college. Write Box 1851, star
formerly Govt service 4 years, availabIe BE
exkeESTffK o WoRSk S'as WANTED. ,st @e, ei,.s
CERTIFIED up PgBLicc cSf Accoux1Asr, It FAN pres
ently tmo'".ed BY an out.of-tcwn public
snd tax work for ali types Of susines!es snates
SoLoRfp@foRMrkS f of Ssr S'fi rMrloYr of 2s. a.vy
Torf Fsde nPrk DG 54". as porter or miner repair
EXGI. White married. years college de-
sireS permanent position: would consider
ehIsnfeo tTs,ninf Ran s.to mechaniS
ExNavih vETPRAS 1fa AL D.n,.r sfsE eol desire. ssn
~ 5pSIoR Of - AocoJsI.STs &c COO eo.,t,oq With
risd' graduate. Of . yrs bus admin. Co.
e os AUTO M 11,s 20
varied Goyernment experience. wishes
eeosition in law once address Box siI-J'
MAN. young. able With excellent back
5i.Sia 5SsgSuadi de desires position with well-estab-
OF trust and general agents firm: legal. sd.
risnet: Travelled in Europe and south
sns rsi.rene.s. Bos sssf fss-J. .J1nsuases ss.l Ss
MAN. eolored. wants psrt-time work be-
MsS ,Tssn coo4.d fna ,an,, PhSne 5ss re ae5 ss
ss,si5 'ss
M dss5 s01 eSDsrt xe1fmss s,.T ss.
snip s ror sspecsy In eendns of eoIors TO
REIsMAN eys,3nss after s. No. s747. II. Il!
rATENL r., .l AGENT. res, former exr.. famil-
ment STATE hrs and s sal Box 5s'ss snsi1H ssr
PuEL,c ACCOUNTANT Interested in pa part
rai,. reeuirins full-time bookksepeIs; expcrt tax
aspIo s2S 5T{,aT TrcHNIcI.AA Gs II I53s
dent; aJy- dsSlres summer WORK GEoRSE
exams. wants telephone work. Clerical,
settlements, anything; living Compensation
nov, now prospsrity later: daylight, ventilation
RELixBLf. EXP. o. JAPaSfsE' Pa NAN AN desires @s
tsniv snsi 0lfs 81 ss4s x5h living quarters ,er
RETIREp GoyIRNMENr EMpLoYE. So
years active. 33 years experience once
"oiN' ctt- ucelIeS ClerlCal POSI-
tion, part or full time. Tel. WA. 1857.
sECRETARY-AssIsTANT. veteran. 30.
college graduate. years once eyperienc.
as secretary. full charge double entry
really need a good man for a permanent
position. write BOX as-J Star. today. 80.
seer ''55's sht ,assr ass man. .itDsst 81.
hwy, bldg e.c,, layout: desires local work
i. KOHLER AT. s555. "a'
VET DESIRES employment three EVENINGS
snH snG Sat-. sat week: sxp, clerk; salesman.
VETERAN. college student. desires part
time clerical position, workins aftnr-
moons Call 81. 2la2
VETERAN wants hosn!tal vo"k as at
ien4ant Phone Woodler .";ss. l.
sLItSaN. VII. age atteaftms roGeee. de-
sstv5a.v; Box :7o-J. Star, 80.
estate management, like to connect pro-
a.nssive frm. Box 1851. Star. S6'
I'VE HAD YEARS retail store expert
ence. am intelligent. punctual. energetic
and ca'able of responsihi!ity I thrive on
hard work. Available at once. Box
AN A VETERAN with 3la years service
Now would like to establish myself with
an independent businessman as secretary
and asstStant-to learn the business and
assist with manaeerial duties Have had .
years experience in another city. but would
like to establish myself permanently in
WASHINGTON. For additional information
or interview write Box 261-J. Star. 30'
Evening star., 1946-05-28
HELP DOMESTIC

sss's% Es s7ss sss5s9 a5
CHAMBER MAID-WAITREss. live in; per-
m9onntn: 9@nnn: local references required Wo.
GHILp's NURSE. colored a-mo. -old ba by.
iiant housekeepine, employed couple: will
ssp: - 5sd Week! oSie sae saaf %eee: ln oce tG
afasrsnses' ans &C. Call CHI. 1897 between Z
coLoRED GIRL, IA or Is yrs s old to
xltenen helper; have cook: must be neat
cooRs eas flsaa espsr ss ioI.Ss Tees J.
or or q out; Mass. Park. Do not apply unless
sapas,si So ss4a ref reaured salary $40 per Sk.
COOK. CO. willing to go to Atlantic city for
me s summer; IN off Friday after morning work
ann al day so every Other sunday references
COOK-Downstairs work. must be able to
serve: no laundry: small private family:
I'VE We in or out; must have references; South
Arlington sectloni S2o week. GL 1895
COOK and take care Of downstairs, : in
syon o2nna 1s5 month ea
COOK and gen housework: adults; of
IN: only those with seod ref: and and exp, aaEe
esf eSok; kaa@s fs,01es 7S4s in family no launsrs
sSok p!sa i, fs once in EN- shx 1 'dul!s o
C0Ok,G;H.Ws references; live in; S25 a
VIZ. O.dWay 1911. 80
COOk-G.H.W.; live in: no washing help
care for , children; S25 week. WO. 47S3.
COOK AND G.HW., no laundry; use of
upstairs room and bath. 1854 Macomb
COOK, G.H.W., white, willing to 20 to
Cape Cod for summer: references required;
800 per month. Call DE. 3160 between
l and pm and after pm 81
COOK-GH.W. S25: experienced and re-
liable; references required; Thursday aft
ernoon and Sunday of in family: live
In, upstairs room. WI. 354s. -26
to beach. June /; good salary starting
from May Is; hne living conditions APP
ply before noon to MRS. HOWARD, New
Colonial Hotel. DI. 1896. -27
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COUPLE, reliable. Japanese American. with
PFGTRRsssEStkS GLASS LauNpRY "a apl to take s hon.
yard. Call anytime, North 842S
GIRL colored, wants days work; S5 and
carfare. Call DU. sO15 go
isusdr.ss Slnd solorfd Tans Ta5a DAYS work sood
GIRL, colored. wants days work; prefers
apt. TO clean. TR. $40
GIRL WANTS permanent days work:
IS and carfare Call RE "946 %"
GIRL. colored wants Job as nursemaid: SIS
weel: and carfare. Call any time GER
TRUDE, HO. 4543
GIRLS: ., colored, want days work Call
GIRL. ,colored,, young, high school gradu-
ate, wishes job. caring for children anc
light housework: neat and honest CO
LADY, colored; wants sh.w and cooking;
.st, 1873 P st. NV, Ho., 93s35. =.
WOMAN, colored, wishes Job as maid in
noGn rI9 hour o6 or part time 5.day, in an apt
WOMAN; eolored, wants days work, SIS
ms ins Light Laundry: refs. Ho; 1916,
nopseW9rk no Mn o.g employed people: part time;
sftsynaSn M1MAs e0lefsd sishss
WOMAN, colored. experienced. with GOOD
references, wants g W from $40 a m to
p.m. daily, B days a week; salary ex-
pected soc per hour Phone DC o5lo
Evening star., 1946-05-28
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORs NEEDED-Modern
training IN, all subjects; day. night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved for
?. G. reauirements and GI ,trainins. 1340
HAwAfisS II IA All ASD sPANfsa fsaa0 GtfrAR III 4 also
furnished; no extra charge AID. 1895. 70
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons ImprovisinS and transposins
AMir,eonditioned Airs stndio MR.. NEWMAN.
JaPsSIsz .p s. Mt RA 5Soo
types Of ma terial scientific, political eco O..
nomic. etc Private lessons also given day
or erenins excellent BACKGROUND. GE. 5000.
sEWING--Learn to sew: o-hour lessons.
sle' ~ plSht nv .sno sna day classes 1897 Conn.
REFRIGERATION, air-condition:ns. re-
pair, installation; spare-time training
free facts: utilities inst. Box 4:-J,
aUiCK REVIEW COURSE IN .hor,n.nd.
sPs5 Ryp sss Hooi Ss,Is' S a':F'nS {. ass
EXCELLENT EARNING OPPORTUNITIES
in auto body and fender work, including
Eeldins, spray painting and metal work
Easy to learn now in your spare time
Chance for good Job or shop OF your
the mo proatebe Ii. nehes If the big
auto business Get the facts Write today.
AUTO-CRAFTS TRAINING, BOX All Star.
CLARINET INSTRUCTION BY professional
who has played in leading musica1 organi-
cations. Give phone No. Box 4s9H. Star
FRENCH LADY, American Univ graduate
in French. Box l4o-J. Star 26s
Evening star., 1946-05-28
HELP DoMEsTlc Cont. J

CIV, white; excel. quarters, use OF rec
t;aa: CIV: Tys Il: piss..ns veftinsss eendi'
$3.50 a5y 1SfnI Sii[,I; Tsfsssnsss q sSo ~ month
SIS srss Dsr xsss ssek' VIZ $40 through
sW ys 1R 0s aSp sn ssS TH Ma noms
sandsy Gan after w Pm sas or all day Saturday and
GENERAL HoSGGssEwoRK, light laundry
GIRL, e.hw': i've in, S 8 NIGHTS Oh oi,. willing
tsas tS 60 Atlantic City months. Georgia
GIRL. white. plain cooking. light laundry
ioveiy 10 Gyt seasnore Ser home for summer; june
GIRL. sh w. w.. for for small apt apt help help in care
Of 3-yr. .-old child: no cooking or Sundays;
2-day sss week; must stay on two evenings
HoUsEKEEPER. in nearby Maryland. to
assist convalesscent. mother tt, care for 312-
ennss sGn bye e or snd ss gees
Saturday during day or evening % Wa. III j! i
ss5tas ass.sssy s in asss: ssar:n ".
Rsi1s GhYreh rShvy lsli.M before am 30
iSY4sfd aousFkrITFIlfRp TslfphSRs %Np Nc SoSK
peps per week, TR. s76s until pm, IA.
HOUsEMAN- CHAUFFEUR. exper.: refer
ences required; willing to go North to
S.asnsd SeasnoIe tor entire summer; top salary.
LAyNDREss AND CLEANER. experienced, a
ss,1 days week, to 8; SIS. Oliver
MAID. colored,. for general housework and
cooRins; IN family; must have local ref
spps at sAAs Is u TSse '9s 60 eaf
Conn. Ask for Mrs. utterback. 80 30'o
MAID, colored. do upstairs work. help with
NETT NET 'ES' Wo' a49S faS" ana 0a'h MRS BAR
MAID for boarding house, temporary. SID
eraHd osr Ef &C. tnG nR %eas AZ 49, 3d. to Dm 1889
MAID. g;hsw.. care for 2 children: hours,
M6 ADpg s1d saFBuRNE sa1!.bs RI sHso sHop
Conn. ave. NV AD 1872
MAID. s:h.T. cooking; care of children
$50 week; darlington. Temple 5a61.
MAID WAITRESS for downtown guest
ssns house; e.. dependabiiity more important than
Vided'' plus ' meas d'y Ex (" s;S
MAID -G.H.W.. no cooking. help care of
child: sttrac. room with shower; SIS
sl,o sk live in. 1918 Myrtle st. NV. RA.
NURsEMAID. live in: other help; must
have hay references; GOOD wages; l child. call
PPREfER Fl gnlplno or Chimes. man 'o as
wages; willing to go to seashore near
Tyyo pU aa44 Hna,,x Or apply :l.7 r St. NV; IS
months from june 5 a aa'S snoo eseh ssesh0rs OIL >
WANTED-.White or colored maid for
gf9n Glea aninE ,r ofnces ans, Apply SWEDISH LFGA-
WOMAN, neat and reliable. white or COL
orsd. health, card. reference. to cook and
children. Answer in own handwriting. Good
IIsiary. Iy. Can be Jewish or GENTLE. Nice
WANT TO, PLACE excellent waitress
chamberma!d for frst Of June to middle
Of Oct Oct a~ ior eesn ee9ntry position: wages, 500
WOMAN, white, care for 1-yr-oId BABY
girl and snail ma apt; 5-day week. am. e
Girard st. NV. Apt. 106 DU. 87Is. 20
WOMAN. pleasant: experienced, settled
sh ", cooking. light laundry. live in
references r.t,nn zee good pay: excellent perm po
house; house; easy TRANSPORTATION Cal Wo
6y,I eysninss after T:3n. IS
SUMMER JOB. during childrens summer
yseation' vac :sn, nppT1semaid colored. to go to
heln em~loyed Box 455-D Star
Evening star., 1946-05-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.. BIS
9n
SITUATIONS WOMEN &c.

SsaOAbbVNS wOMsN (S0nS.p
NURsE-GovERNEss wishes position with
cniIdren 2 years and over. Excellent ref.
sEAMsTREss. colored. wants ladies' and
Phone ROSA JONES Ex 4Oss. ae'
SECnETARY. 28, desires position with
estaoIished concern, preferably airlnes:
years experience In stenoRraphic and
secretarial duties. mostly legal: with col
iese and business school background; in
terested only in position with future ad-
yasacssspfnf sscsTTaky WRIT Hos 55sS Star 80
Enowledse sne.s Of bookkeeping; s years. ex-
perlence, permanent position only, 5-day
Eeek Please state salary Box 253-J
SECRETARY RY-sTENoGRAPHER desires DO
sition in physicians Office pleasant en-
vironment; ga years business, experience
a., and ias secretarial training: reliable and am
eo1tlons; eal starting, Sl15 monthly. Box
TYPIsT. expert, desires work at home
PIECE Piece or bTlk WORK ealled for and de-
TfPIST, AL desires tipping OF any kind
70 90 at hem also steno. work MISS
SMITH, ia. 1855 ewes; ma. 0942 days
WOMAN. colored, desires DAYS work no
cookins. S. and carfare. Cali AID 646s
GIRL, colored. desires Job as chamber
maid N photo shop or in dress shop.
Evening star., 1946-05-28
SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN.

COUPLE offer efficiency. experience bond
able; management apartments. club. or
exchange services for quarters, man free
to work. out Ho. 5374 %.
MAN AND WIFE, colored. want INV and
caretaker jobs; man chauffeur also: live in
800 o st. NV, 3O'
MAN AND WIFE desire janitor's quarters:
exp. ref Phone GL. 500 between 8 and
& pm oas
VETERAN AND WIFE wish janitors quar-
ters. veteran is employed; references. AID
.l43 Tues or Wed. after ! pm
WILL CARE FOR CHILD in EXCHANGE for
child AT hQ31
Evening star., 1946-05-28

SECRETARY, permanent position with WE'LL
established law frm; good salary, pleasant
working conditions Call MA. 2O06
SECRETARY for Law ONCE. Telephone
SH. 1850 during business hours; evenings,
SH. 0123. 20
Evening star., 1946-05-28

CONTINUED on Next Pa9e.)
Evening star., 1946-05-28
sECRETARY-sT sTENOGRApHrR

menu posltlon, interesting work, good en-
vironment. one-sirl Office. good educa-
ron, experienced attractive appearance
State age, experience and salary expected
Give phone number. Box 1896 Star.
Evening star., 1946-05-28
STENOGRAPHEE +

NtedS a young
stenocraphic and
Should be able to
so and 100 W.p.n
and accura tely; pc
lent opportunity fc
4 44-hour week: 81
start. depending IL
giving sumcient /
self TO justify an
Evening star., 1946-05-28

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experience preferred but not essential: per-
EIsy pIoys discount; sFoSp h9esDitaIiss.ien 9 H.
Appl2 BRooRs me- 0f fos aeEaafemea St na
M rNfyGnsN MSo5shssd' 9TH floor. floor. - ia
and Bethesda Shops: Ideal WORKING con-
saR fn' at eJfsn EAN afoG fo5E cona M rTsd
sEAMsTREss, thoroughly exper. and capa-
ss Rsses 81 d3pp appy % %taseaF RoRp To1 S9a
sea- a. for ssdy sdys s'rles
49, salary Apply 'fassR szk
sEAMsTkEss, experienced, for ladies
ssEAMs'IkEssEs;; $ j. experiensed only, for
ssfe1 sfasety ssp s. i sasz sfoaSr
spes: Mss MappEN. AD. 200. aA 3ss !S5
antt working Conditions; good appearance
sseday week an1ual sick leave insa5-
Al s4eashs Sses sas:l:ssed
Gs9ss Gs,5ssd. Nsons Md A. Nsysl sya Medical ceRseT
work OF responsibility; permanent posi-
ton: 5-day week. Apply THE HECHT
COMPANY, Personnel Once. end Floor
SECRETARY, part time. to local atty
Hrs, to 8, weekdays: 8 to ], Sat. SiGO
per month. Box 43-G. Star 30
sECRETARY-New chrysler Plymouth au-
lady secretary: excellent opportunity 'ir for
permanent position and future advance
ment. Call Mr.. BOOTH WI S755, be-
%
SECRETARY, permanent position with we'll
established Law, Arm; good salary. pleasant
working conditions. Call MA 2Oo6
SECRETARY for Law once. Telephone
SH. 1850 during business hourk; EVENINGS
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-22
Doctors Degree To
Former Army Chap.

Rev. Luther M. Fuller, pastor
of the Peoples Church, Chelsea,
Massachusetts, and former Army
Chaplain who served in the So.
West Pacific, was recently hon
ored by the Daniel Payne Col
Iege of Birmingham, Alabama
where, at ito Commencement
exercises on May 80, Bishop D.
Ward Nichols. Chancellor of the
College and the Board of Trus-
tees conferred upon him the de-
gree of Doctor of Laws. In re-
commencing Rev. Fuller for the
degree, Dean Calhoun said: Il
am recommending to you a man
who is not seeking a degree for
he has seven degrees from the
finest New England Colleges, uni
versities and theological schools
in the United States, but he
comes as a special guest of
Bishop D. Ward Nichols and the
Board Of Trustees. He is scho-
lar, writer, author, a former
Chaplain in the U. S. Army who
gave splendid and outstanding
work in the South West Pacific,
a defender of the Christian Faith
an honor to his own race and to
mankind, and is now recon-
mended for the degree OF Doctor
of Laws" DR.. Harper, President
of the College answered by say
ing: "In recognition of your
erudition, piety, usefulness, work
Continued on Page A.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-22
Carmen Jones"
Is To Shun
J--CrOW Houses

NEW YORK, (CNS) Billy Rose
who for three years refused to
let his Carmen Jones" cast per-
form in Baltimore and Washing
ton is now allowing the show to
tour but not to segregated houses.
81 don't expect to settle 100
year old problem in one town." the
pint size producer exclaimed "but
1 do expect to make some head
way and do some good" The tour
is 40 week one and twill hit
towns from Washington to Biz
mingham."
Billy claims Carmen oJnes"
will not play the reactionary Ma
tional Theater in Washington in
stead, he is leasing the Uline
Arena and converting it into a
theater. There will be no lines
drawn in Washington" he says.
Mixed houses with no Jim Crow
will be the rule wherever possible.
But where such a policy is i'm
Continued on Page A
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-22
Calling All
Pythians

If you have ever been a
Pythian or Calanthe in or out
the uniform rank or Ladies'
drill corps come out on Thurs
day, July 4, to 1895 fremont
st at 6 p m and join with u
in making GU rparade one Of
the largest and best ever held
In Boston.
On Wednesday evening, July
8 at $3.50 p m the Just Us Club
will serve a delicious turkey
dinner, along with a wonderful
grogram. You may also watch
the unloading Of the 9 trans
potr ships plotted by the old
Ship Of Faith.
JAMES J. HALL,
General Chairman.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-22
MISS GREEN WE'D In
AME CHRCH CEREMONY

In an exceedingly beautiful as
well as impressive ceremony Miss
Flora M. Greene, well known
contralton and sister Of L. Loren
20 Greene of 20 Rockland St,
Roxbury, was married to Herbert
L. Anderson of Boston at 18th
Baptist Church last Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Rev. W, H. Hester, pastr Of
the church, oficisted. Wedding
music was furnished by Ella
France Jones organist and Gladys
Grey violinist. The soloist was
Clara jenkins, the groom's
cousin who beautifully sang
Perfect Love" The bride was
given in marriage by her brother.
Attendants of the bride were
Mrs. Cora Schalk, matron of
honor; Nathalie Daniels, maid of
honor; and bridesmaids, Ola Har-
rison, May Sheppard, Annie Will
liams, Harriet Stanfield.
The groom'"s attendant was
his brother, Edward Emerson.
Ushers were Leroy Flowers,
Thomas Emerson, Leopold Har-
rison and Frederick P. Thomas.
The church auditorium was
crowded the doors with friends
of the bride and groom and their
families. Among special guests
were the brides cousin Mrs. E.
K. Daniels, in pink tulle; Miss
Martha Greene, blue with pink
Mrs. Clara Foskey,
rose taffeta; Mrs. F. P. Thomas,
lowered crepe.
Outside the church on Shaw
that members of Boy Scouts No.
20 had busy JOB directing traf-
fic.
Following the church ceremony
a reception was held at the home
of the brides brother L. Lorenzo
Greene on Rockland St.
The couple are honeymocning
in Philadelphia and New York.
They will reside in Boston.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-22
Vets Service Center
Has The Answers

More than 200 Roxbury young
men who have returned from the
armed forces have been to the
Greater Boston Veterans Service
Center, 1888 Washington Street,
Boston, it was reported to the
Guardian by Mr.. William ]. Dwy-
err of the Center Staff, who was
visiting draft boards, and other
organizations interested in vet
Grams in the district this week.
They wanted to know about
medical care, insurance, disabil-
ity claims, loans, how to obtain
benefits under the G. I. Bill of
Rights, and other matters which
perplexed veterans.
mot only employment prob
lens, but all kinds of questions
come to the Center" Dryer
stated, "such as questions of
maternity benefits, care of chill
dren of veterans, legal questions
and other personal problems"
All services at the Center are
free. Appointments can be made
by calling Capitol 1900.
Nelson C. Woodfork, of 80
Harrisshof St., is a member of
the staff.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-22
PHILIPPA SCHUYLER AT The POPS"

Beethoven, .Schumann and
Tachaikowsky.
She was born in New York
City and has lived in Harlem
all her life. She is the daugh-
ter of George Schuyler, New
York editor of the Pittsburgh
Courier, and author of Black
No-More, Slaves Today" Her
mother who will accompany
Philippe to Boston, is a gifted
painter and writer for various
colored newspapers, Mrs
schuyler says that: Philip
pas accomplishments are due
to the diet Of raw food which
she has had since she was an
infant and when Mrs Schuyler
says raw food she means it.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-22
Wilson Wins
Art Fellowship

John Wilson, brilliant young
Boston atist, has been awarded
a $4,000 fellowship by the Bos-
ton Museum of Fine Arts School
for study abroad.
The winner Of a number of
prizes at exhibits in the South,
West and other sections, Wilson
recently was honored by having
some of his paintings purchased
by Smith College galley of art.
He is a gradute of the Boston
Museum art school and during
the past year was enrolled in
Tufts Cllege.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-22
LOUIS RETAINS CHAMP CROWN
CROWDED SYMPHONY HALL TO HAIL PEILIPPA
LOUIS BY KNOCKOUT
Especial to The Guardian)

NEW YORK. Joe Louis is
still the world heavyweight
champion. He won Wednesday
nights bout with billy Conn by
the kayo route. A left hook and
a right to the jaw by Joe in the
9Th round ended, perhaps forever
the aspirations of tn challenger
to wear the heavyweight tiara.
Nobody would deny Conn is a
game fighter. At any rate he
wasn't afraid to swap leather
with the greatest living heavy
weight boxer, perhaps the greatest
fighter of all time. But Joe was
the aggressor all during the bout,
while Conn seemed to be trying
to keep away and box for OPEN
ings and so win by a decision on
points. Conn's fight thus resemb-
led his first encounter with Louis
which many have described as
'sbicycle ring tour.
Some of Joe's advisers had
said: "Conn can run but he can't
hide" and Joe caught up with
him and cornered him in one or
twoearlier rounds as he kept car
rying the fight to the challenger.
It was when at length Conn was
again cornered that Louis got
across the decisive shots in the
9Th round of the scheduled Is
round bout.
It was all over in 2 minutes and
| 10 seconds of the 9Th.
A dense, roaring crowd Of APP
prOximately 10000 were jammed
in the Yankee Stadium for the
battle, the second greatest spar
ring contest in history. Among
notables present were Gov.
Dewey, Mayor oDwyer and not
ed figures of the ring and stage
besides others prominent In
government and business.
Both fighters received an ova-
ton as thew climbed into the
ring. Spectators were as orderly
as is the rule at fights but there
was soma booing, which seemed
as a protest or a spur to cheer
Conn into taking the aggressive
in the fighting. But Conn stuck
to his original style of backing
out of Joe's reach and landing
blows that would mount up to win
a decision.
Joe apparetly understood that
tactics and kept crowding Conn
and was the relentless aggressor
throughout.
The fight failed to settle the
question whether a highly clever
boxer can win against a less
clever boxer who can deliver
dynamite like blows with accur-
acy as Louis did Wednesday
night.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-22

Manhattans 14year old Phil
ippa Duke Schuyler, brightest
young composer in the United
States will make her first Bos-
ton appearance on Tuesday
evening, June Is, with the
Boston Pops Orchestra on the
program for Colored American
Night, Arthur Fielder, conduct
ing.
Miss Schuyler, who has play
ed the piano since she was two
and composed music for almost
twelve years, won the first and
second prizes in the young
composers contest at Detroit's
Grinnell Foundation. Her first
prize Manhattan Nocturne,
written when she was IL years
old, has been performed by the
Philharmonic Symphony Or
chestra of New York, the Chi
cago Symphony and the San
Francisco Symphony Orches-
ira. 1t is scored for a 100 piece
orchestra and was written in
four months during a visit to
Mexico.
More than a hundred COM
positions have been written by
this youthful composer, about
30 a which are published
works. Her first concert was
given at the age Of six when
she played the music of Bach,
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ReVisits Hub

Wendell P. Terrill of Wash
ington D. c. was in Boston last
week attending the reunion of
his NIT. class. 1t was his first
visit here in IS years, and he
said he was hugely enjoying the
renewal of old friendships made
here during his student years.
While his home is in Texas, he
spends most of his time in Wash
ington where he fills a position in
the Government service.