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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED 2-bedroom
Kitchen, bath, foyer, refrigerator. switch
5oard 5s corner apt; adults, $95; NV. 30,
LARGE APARTMENT available, suitabl, @
ssd ssno MR; B. sHggTcHJSSsoS CO. ZOO. Hsts s
APT; A IN PPydT; Pda HOME, 2 rms, kitchen sne
tasRsf sse 18th Rs sT Ssss 49, Ap Ssx s5 ls5D Star St
gith VIZ 2 othe5 sirls; reIs{eness required
70 pm, Friday: RA. 7Sas, Sat. sun. u Mm
Mon. and after s Friday. .
APT. FOR 3 nice girls: kitchen privilege,
Doftation 800 7th s. e1e n,W SeGs Gs. si 7sai
1881 4oth ST N.w-GirI to share apart.
l,n1a ment with other girls: $50 month. OR
3 ROOMS. kitchen and bath, nicely fur.
nished' newly decorated; bus service a,
sSaTeh '1s,ef Va Fails fSues esureh sf qS4W Rsn s
CIR GIRL to to share, 3-room apt. with another
puPoNT SUI SsT eiRdIE z llsh AkhSsschelor ant
sa suitable for 4 or girls 3 rms. and bath;
2ol1 Cue st. NV; S125 mo. DU. 41s9
APARTMENT FOR CABIN BoAT-For
several weeks, or months will sublet beau
tifully furnished apartment, desirable To-
eation, e;u convenient transportation all utili-.
auxiliary engine. Box 3S4-C. Star. as
share one-bedroom apt with i or : refined
ladies'. $50 single, S35 each double Box
i5li IRVfNG SSfs ST. N.E-well furn.. -s End
floor liy. room, alcove, kit. refgr.. range,
sink: CLEAN; 2 in fam; empl. couple. S75. :
10 VA. AVE. S.E.-Near Navy Yard;
heat, etc. See MRS. CANNON after .. m p
1918 STAPLES ST. N.E.-Newly fur bed
room. kitchen, bath. Refined business
couple or settled women; $40. AT. 303A.
1922 18th ST. NV, Apt. a2-Available
imm ediately . girls to share apt with l
other, $40 per mo. DE. 3922
EURN. I RIM, KIT. BATH. near G. W.
Univ. $50 mo-. will sublet until JAN ]
to quiet, refined tenant or couple; give
references and full particulars. Box 157.
5oO6 ILLINOIS AVE. N.w.- rooms and
bath. nicely furnished all facilities in
cluded; 3 employees. adults: Sl25 month
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BOATS.

HIGGINS BOAT .d7 It. utility. now be-
ing demonstrated. Place your order for
yatch broker and authorized Hissins Hi deal,
sI, sy. on board the sasa ssramia at 1850 Maine
sssorsEiEEL1sn ns sE ssaaIlsklse5H.v. saIs your p pro
GHIo; marine supplies. 1919 1ith st. Sc
kIiicHARaDsoNN ri a N SEDAN aaea as Con display. i'm
sSSroI SsS Saeh ss, s5SSs
streamllnsd, ,s;l ,5ss;;lft;,; = cabins and galley:
% h;p. eash; refnished throus6out. same
aoa Prce e
attention. Can be seen at Buddy Phepps,
Herring Bay, Deale, Nd. or call RE. 5216.
ToRsIpERs kSNs Si, ideal s yashtns Ssh shoes in stock
eHkysIEfRa faisa MARiSE sH2 ENGINES and parts.
s. KING PUdToN. INC. sos Maine ave.
sSFr. s,S &c CABIN fasP CRUISER. excellent condi-
s fo A. sE fAfSasBfS f sffS ssSn cruise,
sfds al utss sSel SGGasa las sizs
114xs7o' 1aFT sa}Saso,IIW S4S11So WA; 7Ses. m,tor
s{sss'l2 shss ss.s sSs See g.:
PxKrMGEN$r AfxfKE SGa$ Fs5K'e PoK oAbiS M RoAr
fully furnished apartment, desirable To-
cation: convenient transportation, all utili-
ties furnished. in exchange forr, full use
o. Dsins cabin cruiser or saboat With
FOR sALE-4ao-ft. fishing boat, loft
CbhIIysler Crown engine; Launched Aug.
CERON. Jr., Piney Point. Md .
$3.50 OR BEST OFFER takes my cruiser
and engine at Champions Yard. George
town. MR.. ALLEN, 1892 Nichols ave. @
NEW HIGGdNS i BOAT now being demon
and authorized Higgins dealer. 1880 Maine
aye. s.w. ME. 1852 =
BOAT, 14-ft. Wolverine speed boat, with
5A-h.p. outboard motor; very good condi-
tion; $3.50. Call MIR. PAYNE. AT. 1853
WILL TRADE PACKARD SEDAN, 1887, Al
mechanically and tires, for nice motor boat.
Apply 3025 o st. NV.
42-FT. ELCO bridge deck, double cabin,
heads; master stateroom, elect. head and
shower; excellent condition; lots of extras.
36-ft. Wheeler bridge deck, double cabin,
110-h.p. Chrysler I'd; spotless and ready
TO 60. STICKELL-WHEELER YACHT CO,
Io5 Penn ST., Baltimore. Phone Tuxedo
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CATTLE end LIVE STOCK.

LARGE WORK HORSE, good in garden
OF, dble. and harness. Phone before 10 or
after 4, Pleasant 0020 -
WHITE-FACED HEREFORD and Aberdeen
Angus COWS, some with calves at side, some
nearby stringers, S110; choice white faced
yearling steers. SIS; at farm. SH. Ella
THREE OF THE INCEST Tennessee walk.
ing horses to be had: 5-gaited show horse.
riding mare; several cheap horses: pair OF
mules: saddled and bridied. HILLTOP
FARMS, Fisher rosd Sc. Temple Hills. Mr.
Hicks. Spruce 0S27. -
WANTED: FARMER near washington in
terested in reasonable terms In pasturinp
and winter haying two gentle saddle
horses. Chestnut 1852 after pm
z HEAVY DRAFT HORSES for sale Cal
WA. 1889, il interested 4
HORSES-Sorrel q years old. S15: black
8 years old. S100 Quick sale Ride or work
ST.. 215O
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON CHICAGO EXCHANGE
Beautiful, new 2.bedroom unfurn. apt in
Wash, $3.50, for modern one-bedroom
kNp fR taea care Or Of pq5uIR in ehsf'sa s4b
wAsHiNGToN FoR NEW YoRKMs rooms
In Arl., all modern conv., excel transp to
Wash; exch.. for 4 rooms in or near
\, n u c.; write 17os E. 7th St, Brooklyn
NEW YORK for washington-Modern g.
room apt. elevator bldg, midtown Man
haitian. near Riverside drive. for same n W.
Washington, We, Veteran only, IA. 1.5s.-2;
near 18th and Sheridan. orIand furnished
unfur. apt. close downtown. Box 4s6-C.
WASHINGTON To NEW YoRK-a-bed-
room garden apt, modern development.
in exchange for 2 or 3 bedroom house or
apt: in suburban New York. UN O342 -
HARTFORD, CONN N.-WASHINGTON-W
exchange 5-room, 1st-foor apartment in
Hartford for 2-bedroom apartment in
Wsshipston R1t area tnee needed Oct l. ca Re
WILL EXCHANGE modern apt. in nice ne.
residential section for apt. or house In or
WILL EXCHANGE MY SMALL APT. for 4
small house or 2-bedrm apt in NE OF
WAsHTNGTON FOR NEW YORK or New
Jersey; "a, SM;room snr modern garden apt
n 7. or N. j. Box aI sS1 &. G star. P'' 0i npos'
HAVE BEAUTIFUL 2-bedrni apt In very
desirable NV. Sec, which / will lease to
you II you will sell me your 3-bedrm det
brick home in conv. NV. sec. or close in
Md Box 439-D. Star. -
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ROOMS FuRhisHEp-s.E. and s.w.

ROOMS FURNisHED-s.E. and s.w.
fax Village-Single room; near transporta.
ton; gentleman; S25 month. Ii 1912
dble. bed; or to couple with kit. priyil.
S12 80 per wk with use of kit. Can see
from am. to l pm. Tues, all day Sun.
s.E. HILICREsT, 2124 Branch sve,-Large
room. twin beds. near bath; gentle home:
refined gentlemen; refs required; $50
425 9th ST. S.W., near Govt bldgs and
Capitol-Large front room. twin beds. for
J ! or, or z gentlemen; ger en- 90 S36 a mo- Tel. for
I414 18th PL. S.E.-Large front bedroom
nicely furnished, $40 per month. AT 3403
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WORKING MOTHER and day care for
Ayr old boy. Phone DI. 65o5. ewes.
MAN, nondrinker, perm. located, Protes-
or share cost and use of home on CO.
operative basis. Call WI 47O4 or write
Box 243-C, Star 3s
ELDERLY WIDOW. refined. Christian, good
health, wants room and board with con-
genial private family: near busline. In
Arlington. Va, or convenient NV section
Can pay $50 month. Social and business
references. Box 225-D. Star. a
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

TO ADULT FAMILY imme-
diately, s rooms kitchen and 8 baths;
laundry room and built-in garage.. oil
neat; excellent condition; near Gathedrsi;
ath to 9th Of September. Boz 478:B,
BBiuiiIDING ron RENT, direct from owner,
association or non proflt orEanixation. II
spacious rooms, 8 baths, near Mass. ave, l
block from Dupont Circle. "a block from
Conn. ave Immediate possession. Tele.
phone DI. 1900, n. RAY. (0an Tuesday,.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

DASHiELL TRANSFER, moving and gen.
sral hauling; cargo insurance: prompt
service: Cali DE: 9s71 day or night and
Sundays. Reasonable rates. -7
VETERANS starting business win move
you day or evening: reasonable rates; light
VETERAN MOVERs-AI new equipment:
an white veteran help. CHI. 1901: eyes,.
ACME MOVING 4 STORAGE Co.-Local
none too small. IL I16o.
fREnsY hRE Yqg np,pMaI, M2yISG; S;p Is the REruRN
moving day problems: packing. transporta.
.ion and storsse; many years Of expsri.
ssci cSMs n and ss
4IS Florida ave. ne. Room 216
MOVING. van service; ashes and trash
removed by Job or contract; excavating
and ssnsnsl yUa,s hsYlins; IA assP a:,;ssrv
furniture moving, trunk, baggaee and
parcel deliveries. RIA. $685.. VETERANS.
EDELMAN's MOVING 4 STORAGE co.
Reas. rates; will accent your surplus fur
niture. as part payment on your moving;
stor.. local. long dist. moving. ia. 1887.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

3ss2 BENTON ST. N.W.-Wanted, sentie-
man to share house: $40 month, meals
YoRSTowN sHsd ffihnAse We t1as r sSfn S
kit, bedrms., 2 baths; lovely furnish
ings; encl. rear yard; Tyr. lease begins
w COREY a Co. INC.
Evening star., 1946-09-02
ROOMS WANTED.

coapis. aSnDAPG REID. GN. Is7s. .00m' '"plSss'
CHRISTIAN colored woman wants unfurn
rm. or ant. or house. CO. 6624 all day
WANTED TO RENT for q family OF four
2 or rooms over q store or private home
unfurnished.. VIII pay good rent. 309 I'll
St. NV. MA. 3054. 7s
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

GTON-NDiANAPOLIs - Univer-
sity professor with modern 6.room house
modaticns in Indianapolis. ia. 1894
GOVT. OFFICIAL. has lease. attractive
house In Boston suburb. REQUIRES home
Washinaton HO. 1877. Room 10 3s
CHARLOTTE, n. C.-Ex-
change. lease 6-room house for house or
ant lease in Charlotte OR oISo 3s
Evening star., 1946-09-02
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

GEO H. WILLIAMS CO.-3-apt home,
Sc: 2 apis. furn.; apt vacant; full
bsmt.: ch.-w. heat: home and income
$1,000 down. Burge or DELPHI, Elk. $685.,
GEO. H.. WILLIAMS CO.-New semidet
brick. beautiful apartment. units, con-
bath. oversised i.r1 bedrm.. M fuil bsrnt.. iaun-
dry, g.h.-w. heat. A wonderful chance for
YOU and friends, to find two apartments
with exceptionally cheap rent while you
buy. $4,000 down will handle. Also q
real buy for investors. Dieudonne. 81.
Evening star., 1946-09-02
POULTRY 3 EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 X st. NV. Me
PULLETs. carefully selected; gro Austria.
Whites, 8 mos; $40 White Leghorns, 4
mos. Also 100 n H. Red hens, yr. old
VIII sell or will consider farming out on
shares CI, 6750 -
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.

COLORED-I34- HICKMAN ST. S.E.-
Large. airy front room, S12 a week -
rm.. Suitable for married couple. NeaI
carline. $40 wk. TR. 1915 -3
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COOPERATIVE Aprs. FOR SALE
OUTSIDE CORNER APARTMENT Of dis
tinctiye design; two exposures, three
TIdsn aIdsss No. sos CAT. oyss snd
switchboard III building. Immediate oc-
cupancy. Apply DIR. coRNELSON. Wo.
1884. Price. $4,000 cash.
Evening star., 1946-09-02

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Coffee table, mahogany. glass top.
Dining room set. oak: table, six chairs,
buffet, three cabinets.
Bookcase, oak, with mirror. two cup.
boards and two drawers
Recreation room decorations, from
unique private taproom, many framed
Currier and Ives prints.
Glider, metal
Mimeograph. A. B. Dick. hand operated
Hospital bed, special rubber tire rollers.
Roll-top desk. oak
Porch furniture-Set of four pieces
spring seats.
Living room diyan and matching lounge
chair North 1906. %
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MlscELLANEoUS FOR sAlR.

WATER HEATERS. automatic gas: 6-yeal
&c 4531. Open evenings until 8. "a
WATER HEATERS Immediate delivery;
brsnd-new 30-gal. gas h.-w. heaters: al
ARD TIRE d APPLiANCE CO. 10th and i
SITS. ne. Open Fri. and Sat. till o pm
II. 29s3, Ii. S74I, 3
MANUFACTURING co. at 5OOe Calvert
rd College Park. Nd, has on hand, avail
able for immediate delivery, large guam
titles OF miscellaneous electrical wire and
cable, Lists, showing quantities. complete
descriptions and prices will be mailed upon
request to Mr.. f. r. Bonner. -3
BUILDERS, ATTENTION-2I window
frames. 3 door frames, extra heavy pine
new; must sell quickly: low price 3Il1
Belleview ave, Cheverly. Nd. WA. 1910
ALL-MAPLE LIv. RIM. SET. including
table. lamp, radio, rug, drapes, etc Call
CHI. 1925. 3
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.
lO6 b ST. Me- room and kitchen
bath: S45 month. FIR. 1775
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APTS. FURk. AND UkFUR.
MALL APARTMENT of 18th st, NV
vailable If you will sell me your house
. brokers. please! Box 10-E, Star. Sc
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trio Airway sweeper and attachments, S35.
SEWING TpSfr Sfaa MAcsfSERssson.be Call after
sHRhRrHfs,e. al TN, .lGa 41s sheets. u inch thick.
nTd s9aE esnss s Me- sfs EaU
MENT CO., 5l6 end st. NV. -3
sIAIRwAAY. complete; tresds, riss5s e5ss
TRiSYcLLs, 1s. brsnd;nev. excellent
ssgnaiissyy;a 81 sya, oali-bearins front wheels SO
Ri TTHHuasPEfs-ysed ashPsESfsyd olds. SIPS; used Con-
od new Hoon M'st5 s5o sasss m
ssSsspSSAN sssoSsspSAN sIAso CO. loIs Il h9na { az sj ,ls
Smith, s33 30: Royal ,s41 80 and others
& ssys N0nssy Al i sos FL Ift5 ofS,rs
new portable typewriter now. See Monday,
4fYPEwSfrER fyqiE WIZ Ii n, ,EEENrAL SERVICE. 5Sls
adv. $3.50; 8. $3.50; no del. SIS ad. I dep. p.
VACUUM cLEASERs-Immediate delivery,
Rrand-prs.wS r.Sis Eureka fIn,v.p Apsx Royal westins;
b ssas fRs DrissL ssss see1' co 1eh
Il S. pm n f npss ssss ssidnf e. ;na ss4i Saturday
yLNEfiAx sLNDs Esshsd; Ispainssd. Re,
SITTa6of1sss sso {ai and large oil stsys.
VLRN1kNhA SOIes cleepy hollow Rocker
chest, tables, book case with glass doors
eea eWAsnTNG ssta Kaoaikh hi Federal for sale in
good condition: S22; Server, .sls: and
ave. Tacoma Park Nd.
WATER HEATERs-Nationaily known
guaranteed automatic gas storage heaters
HssEsass Hasos p1Rsisc fea0ni1 RI1se
S1ERi ST1a4Ea Ho, Hoo,o65liaaSss-1mm.di.t. 5iaS delivery s
brand-new electric water coolers: suitable
Tor stores. ofhces and shops; AZ oPA cell;
& APPLIANCE CO. 10th and H SITS ne
Open Friday and Saturday to pm. Ii
WaffiEk sfi MATHIS, electric, I5-s.l. sizes
need no plumbing or special wiring. also
sd and SO gai sizes for immed. delivery
MEcTRIgcAL CENTER. 6i4 10th st. NV
EATHR heaters, prswa. gas. ELECTRIC
oil Water Heater specislists for &c
Years" Expsrt inst.ll.sion 70 JOHN @ G WE. yJ1a
WATER HEATERs, electric side-arm TYP,
with .thermostatic control; new principle
Of induction makes this heater more eco
nomical to operate; $4b. 6g12 4th. st
n.w4 GE. 1881. open evenings until O.
Evening star., 1946-09-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW BRICK 5-RooM semidetached hous

COLORED ADULTS wish TO rent q /
Will give option. Box 155-D, Star. :
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lcOatinusd on Next Pags.I
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-01
.ARISTO CALLS
N CRITICS

Desiring professional criticism
Of their progress in "The Little
Foxes" the Aristo Club called
in several critics to view a re-
hearsal held at the Boston
YWCA last Sunday under the di-
rection of Miss Winifred Sey-
mour.
They were privileged to have
Richard Huey, Hubert Dilworth
and David Ware of the cast of
"Bloomer Girl" Broadway mus
ical hit now playing at the Shu-
bert theatre; Nathaniel Balfour,
professor at Harvard, and Miss
Louie Mudgett, director of drama
at the YWCA, who gave comment
helpful to cast and director for
their last few days of work prior
to the performance in New Eng
land Mutual Hall, Tuesday night
June 4.
Huey was accompanied by his
charming wife. Both are inter-
csted in the Little Theater move
ment. Huey stated, audience
reaction must be built just as
carefully as the stage produce
tom. Louie Mudgett said
"People say the Aristo Club has
chosen an ambitious and difficult
play; but having worked with
them in rehearsal l feel they are
equal to the task. An exceptional
and powerful east portrays a
candid picture of southern in
dustrialism well worth public
attention.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-01
Miss FeBfon
Pianist, In Recital
Sunday, June 2

Maybelle Fenton, pianist will
be presented by the Music Low
er's Trio in recital Sunday
afternoon, June 3, in Brown Hall
NJ E. Conservatory Of Music.
Miss Fenton is one Of Boston's
brilliant pianists. She has receiy-
ed two scholarships for the N. E.
Conservatory, which she is now
attending. Recently she was heard
in several outstanding concerts
at Hotel Statler, Hotel Bradford
and local churches.
In the Brown Hall recital she
will be assisted by Ina Braith-
waite artist Of note in violin
piano and organ; Gladys Perdue,
Angelyn Deyaughn, contralto
who has been on number of
tours accompanied by Mrs.
Gatherwright.
The benefit concerts are given
semi-annually in the interest Of
the student,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-01
Calhoun Clubs
Annual Meeting

The Calhoun Club Of Boston
met for its Annual Meeting at
the house of Mrs. F. W. Hallowell
in Chestnut Hill on May ID.
This organization was started
about fifty years ago by a group
of Bostonians interested in
furthering the education of the
colored people in the far South,
and they chose Calhoun, in
Loundes County, Ala, as the
area for their activity. The re-
suit has been the development of
a well organized school, the
Calhoun School, of from 200 to
800 pupils in ten grades, that
has reached High School stand
ards and has now been taken
over by the Educational Depart
ment of the State of Alabama.
The membership of the Club,
white and colored, numbers
about l40 at the present time,
meets annually and conducts
each year, in November,
Package Party" when barrels
are packed with clothing and use
full articles, and these with
collection of attractive Christmas
presents are sent for the holiday
season in the Community of
which the School is vital centre,
Members present at the meet
ing this year included Mrs. Ebba
s. Perry and Miss Elizabeth S.
Milton who brought in two new
members, Mrs. Julian R. Stubs
of z Sussex Street, Boston and
Mrs. John Cabrera, s. Louis
Prang Street, Boston.
Prang Street, Boston. Present
also were Mrs. Rebecca Jones,
Mrs. Cora v. Mae. Mrs. Kerrow,
Mrs. Esther Wilson.
Miss Jessie Elizabeth Guernsey,
long a member of the School staff
gave "reminiscences of her work
there, and Of the life at the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-01

"tops" in Beantown's gay social
whirI.
Members present at this 25th
anniversary celebration were:
Doris Roberts, President; Anna
Patterson, Secretary; Evelyn
Cardozo, Treasurer; Marion Low
EFT, Marie Gray, Dorothy Morri-
son, Doris Harris, Emily Lewis,
Marjorie Phillibert, Thelma
Cooper and associate members
Bernice Howard and Frances
Byrd, Invited guests who were
former Mizpahs included Jessie
Garrett, Josephine Proctor, Edith
Brown, Helen Wychenand Kath-
arine Gray.
Among those whose names
have been affiliated with Mizpah
throughout the years and at
present are residing out of State
are: Lois Jones and Helen Smith
of Washington, D. c.; Lola Will
son Hayes and Dorothy Irving
Dobson Of New York City; Hazel
Ringels Hegemann and Evelyn
Jones Golfer of Detroit, Michi-
gan; W. Anderson Doles of
Baltimore, Nd, and Ruth Powell
Taylor of Johannesburg, N. Y.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-01
Max SchlneIinC
Jailed For 3 Months

NEW YORK, N. Y. (CNS) 80.
According to a Hamburg radio
report, a British tribunal has SEN
fenced Max Schmeling to three
months in prison and fined him
10000 marks (about 1000 dol
lars) for building a house in
definance Of authorities.
The former boxing champion
had been ordered to halt con-
struction Of the house, but he
had resumed two months later
despite the warning.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-01
.MIzPAH CLUBS
18th ANNIVERSARY

The lovely home Of Attorney
and Mrs. Antonio del. Cardozo
on Kirkland Road, in Cambridge,
was recently the setting for a
memorable meeting of the Miz-
pah Club of Boston.
This being the 25th annivers-
airy of the Clubs founding. the
hostess, Evelyn Cardozo, enter
tanned with a real anniversary
party complete with champagne,
favors, and a huge, exquisitely
decorated birthday cake. Special
tribute was paid to Mrs. Ethel
Fl. Smith, the first and only Club
Mother, who was the guest of
honor. Mrs. Smith, in turn, paid
tribute to the members by pre-
senting to each one a dainty sill
yer maple leaf link bracelet, ap-
propriately inscribed "Mizpah
1921-1946."
This well known and popular
group of young women was
formed in 1921 by the late Mrs.
Butler R. Wilson, founder and
first president of the Women's
Service Club. Under the devoted
leadership Ethel H. Smith as Club
Mother, the name "Mizpah" be-
came synonymous with the finest
of amateur dramatic groups
among the youth of greater Bos-
ton. Always charitably inclined,
the Mizpahs have aided countless
worthy organizations throughout
the twenty-five years of their
existence. On the social side, the
name "Mizpah" stands high on
the list of those clubs whose
formals will always stand out as
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-01

citizens. They have seized up-
on the word CHRISTIAN. In
the name of Christianity whose
aim is to create a brotherhood
OF all men, they spread race
hatred. In the name of Chris
tianity, which. proclaims peace
among men, they stir up dis
cord between Christians and
Jews. In the name Of Chris
tianity, which is Identified
with truth, they deal in false
hoods many of which they
have taken whole grained from
the Nazis, the enemies OF
Christianity.
All this is done in the name
OF Christianity whose purpose
is to reconcile man to God and
man to man. To proclaim ha-
tired in the name of hatred is
bad enough. But to preach ha-
tired in the name of Jesus
Christ is blasphemy. In short
this generation, which has
seen hatred all but destroy civ
ilization in Europe, is also see
ing the same kind of hatred at
tempt the same thing in Am
erica-in the name Of good
and noble word, in the name Of
Christianity. This is thetotaH-
tartan way of covering bestial-
ity with the cloak Of religion
And against it true Chris
tians will set themselves like q
flint.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-06-01
THE COMMON DEFENSE
Bad Use of a Good Word
Institute for American Democracy, Inc
Institute for American Democracy, Inc

Latest reports of un-Ameri-
can activities show that one
method subversive group EN-.
ploy is to lay claim to a re-
spectacle word 49, in the name
of which they maliciouSly con-
trive to undermine American
democratic principles.
The Nazis, Of course, used a
number of such words-among
them, strangely enough, the
words positive Christianity"
The people were taught that
they were fighting for the
things represented by these
words. They were taught that
they were fighting for civiliza-
ton, for the Fatherland, for
Christianity. But, the upshot
was that people were persecut-
ed-condemned to lives of mis-
cry in concentration camps -
murdered. Priests were stoned.
Religious schools were closed
and the right to educate chill
dren was taken from parents
and from the Church, Democ-
racy was destroyed, men de-
graded and brutal dictatorship
established.
In America there are those
who, even after the war is
over, follow this pattern. They,
too, have seized upon and
claimed a good word in whose
name they attack democracy
and the rights Of American
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Louis Is 81

POMPTON LAKES, N. J., ems
Joe Louis celebrated his 32nd
birthday last week and there was
nothing unusal to mark the event.
He just kept to his training for
the title bout on June 10.
Before a large crowd at his
training camp Joe did four
rounds. Lanky Al Hoosman get
ting one of the Champions heavy
punches was bearly hanging on
at the end of three minutes.
Jimmy Bill, Park Daniels and
George Fitch all went a round
with the Brown Bomber.
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Two young musicians, Anne
Margaret Reid, and Yvonne
Shankle entertained very graci-
ously at the piano with a varied
program.
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Clocks To Cost More

WASHINGTON AS a result
of the war-induced increases in
labor and materials costs, ceiling
prices on the entire output of
the American clock industry were
last week raised by the Office Of
Price Administration.
Consumers will have to pay an
average of about six per cent
more than they paid in prewar
years for spring wound and
electric clocks, and the relatively
inexpensive watches made by the
clock industry and commonly
called "non-jewelled" although
seven jewels, OPA said.