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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-17

Tragedy and heart break
struck deep into the heart of
Mrs. josephine Wolcott Gar
nett early Sunday morning last
when fire glutted her home at
6 East Lenox st and her beau
tiful beloved lite son Joseph,
WaIcott Garnet, and 10 year old
Joan johnson, relative whom
Mrs. Garrett was rearing both
lost their lives. The young girl,
popular and talented, proved
herself a heroine when she
vainly attempted to save the
little boy. The two were found
huddled together in a hallway
of the house.
Mrs. Wolcott, daughter of the
late pugilist Joseph Wolcott, who
works at SHADES Barbecue left
the place at 8 a m, accompan-
led by another worker, and
when she reached Lenox st she
was aghast at the flaming
spectacle and it took officers
and bystanders to restrain her
| from dashing into the burning
/ house. Mr.. Garnet, Weakened by
the fire, in his terror rushed
out forgetting the babe that lay
sleeping in bed at his side. He
was unable to Renter the
| building to lock for his son. The
little boy had been mentioned
by Walter Winchell.
Funeral services were held
Thursday at l a m at Twelfth
Baptist Church, the pastor Rev
w. H. Hester officiating, A large
/ colored photo of her stood on
| top Of Joan's casket made by
| Thomas Photo from a small
print and enlarged. Also an en-
larged photo of Mrs. Wolcott
and the baby boy. A profusion
of flowers banked the little m-
opened white caskets. Helen w.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-17
Brotherhood Men
Speak In Boston

Branding as false and libel
lous the charge made by a half
dozen colored papers, including
the Pittsburgh Courier and a
Boston weekly mot the Guard
lam, that the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car PorterS had failed
to- make a financial report to
its members, President A. Phil
lip Randolph, addressing an in
tensely interested audience at
st. Mark Church, declared that
a suit for $4,000 had been filed
against the editors of these
newspapers and that they were
down on the rikneeS begging
for mercy and a settlement out
Of court. Having been a Jour-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-17

Miss Hadley was taken to City
Hospital for treatment for smoke
inhalation and later released.
Mrs. HutchinS lives in the Sec
ond-floor apartment of the
three-story dwelling at 103 Har-
rishof st. and DR.. Pierce lives
in the firSt-floor apartment.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-17

The Rev. william S. Ravenell,
pastor of Ebenezer Baptist
Church, was elected unanimous
ly to the presidency Of The
Ministers Conference of Bos-
ton and Vicinity last Monday
at the regular meeting held in
fremont Temple Baptist church
Chapman Hall, The Conference
is composed of 200 ministers,
both white and colored; but no
colored we're present at the time
of the election. The FIRST colored
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-17

nalist himself for 10 years when
he was editor Of the Messenger,
he said he knew they didn't
have that much money be-
tween them, but the suit was
going forward just the same.
Being a soft hearted man, he
said it was hard to refuse the
plea Of the gracious lady owner
of the Currier but his COL
leagues we're hard boiled and
would not yield.
Under the auspices of Boston
Division, L. D. Stone, president,
who presided, B F. McLaurin
and Mr. Randolph told the
Continued 'on Pase six
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-17
Woman of 81
Rescued At Fire

Drawing smoke and flame DR..
Joseph c. Pierce and Mrs. Hattie
L. Hutchins carried to safety
Miss Emma Hadley, 80, who
was trapped by fire in her third
floor apartment at 103 Harris
hof St, Roxbury, Thursday of
last week.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-17
Robson Awarded
Medallion

LINCOLN, Pa.-Paul Robson
was awarded the Alpha Medal
lion at exercises at Lincoln Uni
versity Monday night, May Il.
Robson was chosen by MI
chapter, Alpha Phi Alpha Fra
ternity as the 1947 recipient Of
the Medallion because Of Ibis
outstanding role as a champion
Of freedom. y
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-17

member to be elected was tha
late Rev. D. S. Klugh.
President-elect Rayenell bag
served as Moderator Of the Boss
ton south Baptist Association
Vice-President of the Mass
Baptist Convention, and is
member Of the board Of dTec3
tors Of many organizations u
Boston and vicinity. Rev. RaYel
mel leaves next week to preaeA
the BaccaIaureate Sermon al
the state A and M COLLEGES
Orangeburg, South Carolina.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-17

Holiday sang. Interment was in
Mt. Hope Cemetery. J. B.
Johnson, undertaken.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Garrett thanks the
friends who sought to comfort
her i nher sad hour Of bereaye-
ment.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-17
Dares Death Trying To Save Boy
Randolph Flags LibeIers Of Brotherhood
Boston Baked
By MABE KOUNTzE
MHMHHMHHBMHMnMMMEHHHREHE
Life is not so short but there
Is aIlOayS time for COURTESY"
Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Life is not so short but there
Is aItOayS time for courtesy
-Ralph Waldo Emerson.
ATTY. GEN. TOM CLARK
came from Washington to de-
liver a great speech here last
week at the closing session of
the second National Conference
on Citizenship. The liberal us.
Attorney Iashed bigotry, called
upon better home training and
STRESSED greater citizenship.
BOSTON POSTMASTER, Pat
rick J. Connolly has shown a
good deal of the fine democracy
stressed by U. S. Attorney Gen
eral here last week. Postmas-
tsr Connolly has given upgrade
OPPORTUNITY to all races,
Colors and creedS. This can not
be said of SOME of his critics!
ARCHBISHOP USHIN
has been conducting another
one of his great charity funds,
this time for the construction
of a convaIescent home for
children of every race, creed,
and color. THE Good Bishop
of Boston, moves in charity
and the humble true principles
Of the church.
DR.. DUBOIS, one of Ameri-
cas- most brilliant educators, is
CONTINUED on Page TiCo)
Evening star., 1947-10-05
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Evening star., 1947-10-05
Exam Date Scheduled
For Beauty Operators

Ten men and 126 girls will take
examinations to become beauty shop
operators beginning October II, the
Board Of Cosmetology announced
yesterday. The students have just
finished a 1,500-hour course in
beauty treatments at various schools
in the District.
The examinations probably will
continue until sometime In Novem-
Der, it was said, because the board
is able to examine only about six
or eight candidates a day. Many
candidates for the examination have
been dropped from the Government
payroll in the cutting down of de-
partments and bureaus. Some stu
dents have been studying under the
GI educational bill, it was reported.
Beauty culture is taught in two
white vocational schools here and
one colored school. In addition
there are many private schools.
The regulations governing the
practice of cosmetology in the Dis
trict require only an eighth grade
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Father of Third Set of Twins
Looks for New Job, Beg House

The present Walsh home, half Of
a two-family house at Quincy Point,
has only two bedrooms. Another
problem is food. The Washes have
been getting eight quarts Of milk q
day, and Mr.. Walsh expects the
latest arrivals will push the order
to an even dozen quarts.
The Walshes' first twins, boys
named John Joseph, jr., and Ed
ward, were born October 10, 1945,
at Navy dispensary in Washing
ton. The second pair, Michael and
Maureen, arrived october 16, last
wear,
Evening star., 1947-10-05
By the Assecioted Press


WEYMOUTH, Mass, Oct. 4. -
Navy Veteran John j. Walsh, whose
26-year-old wife Alice last night
presented him with their third set
of twins in less than two years, went
looking today for better job-and
bigger house.
"I've got to find job that will
enable me to give the children all
they need-and proper sleeping &C
commodations," the % year old
father, now a Veterans Administra-
ton temporary clerk, told wellwish-
ers.
DR.. John Hopkins, attending ply
sician, said the third set of twins,
born at South Shore Hospital here,
set a record unparalleled in Amerl-
can medicine.
Mr.. Walsh, beaming after visit
with his wife at the hospital, said
they were considering naming the
latest arrivals Kathleen and Kevln'
Or it may be Patricia Ann and ROD
ert, The girl weighed 5 pounds, l0a
ounces, the boy 5 pounds, l4h2
ounces. -
Their mother, the former Alice
Levangie of East Weymouth. was a
Coast Guard Spar pharmacists mate
who worked with Mr.. Walsh, a Navy
pharmacists mate, at a Naval Ar
Station in Maryland during the
war.
security is my principal problem"
the young looking father said. "Peo-
ole have been telephoning me con-
eratulations, and I even found a
number of letters In the box TINS
morning. Some were from strans-
ers.
"It's nice to know so many people
are interested but I've got to get
busy Job hunting" q
Evening star., 1947-10-05

education, but most Of the students
taking the examination are high
school graduates. The fee for the
examination is IS, which also in
clude license to practice, if they
pass, until the beginning Of the IL
cense year next April. After that
the license fee is So q year.
Evening star., 1947-10-05

to Mrs. Mary Ethel Wright, from
William Wright, %.
Mrs. Wright was divorced from
her first husband, Herbert Kopp, in
June, 1s46, her attorney, Frank W.
Tomasso, said.
The divorce petition stated tn,
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Two Divorces Awarded
Girl, IS, in Is Months

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4 (N.AN.AD.-A
15-year-old girl was awarded her
second divorce in 16 months here
this week, when Circuit Judge
Michael J. Scott granted a decree
Evening star., 1947-10-05

Wrights were married June 2S, 1916
and separated last June 5. 1t alleged
general indignities. Mr.. Tomasso
said Mrs. Wright was married to
Mr.. Kopp when she was 13 and had
one child by that marriage
Evening star., 1947-12-21
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID-WAI experienced,
sonntrs .a post0n Sn near Va best
Gar; Oak Spring, Upperviile, Va. ~:
COOK. expertenced; no house work; board,
" 3s5;' IS sSs 5ssS T. Rs's : r., g!
g. gyired, competent; Country home near
month. usual time on. write Box 3s5-B,
Cook S :, sxDsElsnssd ::asrs, i. hous: yorker
@y das week. S'ef rA xi's s57i sfmi'ihVaho "'e' 0H
co9k spDy Dh Mass aye ss rel sss
sook. sxSsslenesd. tSr Testsurans near
COOK, coicred. to So DO doxnstairs airs work; Iv.
sxp; person Have other help. Call
cSoK.HoUssKEEPER, COOK oIsIKR experienced, small
family; live in; references required. Call
+ q out Local II references T.aaissa' EM. Ass
ceeoS84pAN1oN-cooK; coz good hom. for Taa cong
yhits lady; :d1. Mys in; small salary; home Of
co6fiEs eeSjf 'aa shoroushly experienced cook and
houseman; pleasant surroundings; good
G. .w. must Ss fond ef children eoofins;
-23
G.H.W., colored. live in. upstairs room.
tond of children; experienced: references;
q. n. w. and take complete charge Of
house. Live in. Must have ref, be reli-
able, and fond Of children, 54s1 31st st.
GIRL OR WOMAN, white. help with 2
children and Inv; 3 days week; SIS.
HOUSEWARES, settled. middle AGED white
lady, needed by young couple, to take care
iescing and spends most Of time resting;
per mo-, ample free time arranged; refs.
exchanged. Box I79.T, Star. -21
HOUSEKEEPER, white. for two ladies;
GOOD home; live In 5 nights; $50 mo.
3913 1st st. s.v.. TR. TALL. 21s
Evening star., 1947-12-21
Statesmen, tcoss. !, .

SALES MANAGER-n you can hire. train,
supervise high-class speciality sales force
seek another connection. II Is an unusual
opportunity for a well-educated, sincere,
forceful salesman manager Cor woman).
Box 493-Z. Star.
Field owned national organization is seek
ing. sales manager lman or womanl, ex-
perieneed in speciality selling of highest
sAIEsMfNbis sHf ne fR slof Srofts in deals Expert
ence preferred but not necessary. Full in
structions in beautiful free sample kit.
WEIsz, 213-B. North Desplaines. Chi
Statesmen WANTED, selling dealers in
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sas snd seRp ae m na %
Rse gsssPes fnssE''es BOX 56s Hsh
E%PERfENoEp EssPii IL S TO SELL solarine prod
ucts, metal polish, silver polish, furniture
polish, floor wax. ETC.. from truck to grocer
Nh snd ssS MR AsiN saaSy and
statesmen tadvertising). men of vision.
who want success and are willing to work
tor it; Good men earn from $4,000 to
annually ss National a Of
exclusive calendars, direct mail, metal.
ss's Va, Nd ana and % 5: e. Write IoU1s F. DOW
SALESMAN with car to call on builders;
be Be advantaseous. WRENN & HALL. An
seadase' scAhE SALESMAN. with car; beautiful ta
new I94S ali-porcelain Sanitary computing
sca.e line; 30% comm h shopld po net : ,rssi worker
Hn gsae $500 ps yea4ry ib s MR RA 5sss
SALESMAN accustomed to earning $1,000
annually sell greeting cards to retail stores
! floor model display cabinet given free WITT
each order; auto necessary; permanent
| Box 32-Z Star
Evening star., 1947-12-21
HELP MEN.

AMPLIFIER MEN, exp. in trouble shooting,
inspecting and testing; varied and inter-
Sss ApPls BOWEN SSH Co. 4sis Bethesda aye,
AffTfascN affhsfss rs SALESMAN. to be trained for
SsysS fsaES ana ss5 ssaEE elSgfH gESsa aDsz
aPRkESrI5E ar sESS1 u s. bog spring maker young
biil; gEDELL.s, 6lo z st; nv. o5,s;s S3
Work on Job for p
RSf aI4Y 6RAFTsmAs stiE unior
must nave had some experience in an
architects office: beginning salary. $40
Tsfk Can fd2 d. ssst 5oI aDg5
MANUFACTURER, experienced in production
H1pR eT kR0wsdsss Il EHeS asSSgPE NE 81
ASSISTANT CONTROLLER, our assistant
is leaving the city, and we want young
has experience in department store ac-
counting. State qualifications, salary ex-
sfey apS ednssna 89H Ss az rsPss sa
AUTO BODY MAN, must be reliable;
s0ldsyS day ve sn0 EESo% Easash MOTOR T!R Raf co.
Kenilworth ave, Bladensburs. Md, WA.
Afro BODY MAN-First-rate body man,
top salary, paid holidays, 5-day week; free
CO. No. 7 New York ave. ne. See NJ.
A%To G5iSp BODY AND FENDER MAN. expeE
good pay and hrs: modern garage Apply
aro SSph ME6HaSe SAME stfasss e st saaiy ns oM
sa5i aTTo R2R MEN, epe
aFSSSsHE 4 ~
al 1an
sS penty GF eD.a2Reeo q 1926 NO wash %
b1yd ATI1nFten Gs 2141
ahho1 With toois; good xortins conditions: in
ssEdtold ssE sRGD; at fs'eehs T. 81 M
auTo nj ar and pant Cor SH man
spSEer h19 ssF aa noP wers sDS 5sn Can n atss aRA
SS1Sn EeHsS1e qseE q fss Fs3B 81 NV MoTE
ArTo PAINTER. hrst-rate man. top
salary PAID holidays Sdag Essk FREE
co, No. New York ave. ne, see Mr..
AUTo T1feD' SERVICE BILLING CLERK and
Keeping experience helpful: excel. opoor.
5or for adyancement sI for enersetic man. Box
a9Hle' aGTe SERVICE SERVICE SALESMAN and tester:
good pay, pleasant SURROUNDINGS, insurance
and free disqualification See Mr.. Hem
dirk. service manager. CAITHNESS
BUICK, INC, AIS Hampden lane, Be-
thesda. Nd, o., 5000. --27
BAREK, cake; X ali.around msn with long
mandle bread strudle; top salary or per-
centage deal for right man. UN. as27
BAKERS HELPER. experienced; sober and
reliable. Apply HELEN'S PASTRY SHOP,
2302 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex, Va, or call
Alex. S2S1. -22
BOYS, sssembler trainees; earn while you
learn; sick leave, vacation holidays with
pay. AMERICAN INSTRUMENT CO., 5000
Ga. ave-, Mr.. Vogel. -22
Evening star., 1947-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BusINEss CARDS: s. per 1000; 1000
YOU GAIN A LoT when you read the
ten messages for you. in. the personal
WRK SSpn q sRs PapsT toaay cay from o and TE
NcoMK TAX RETURNS prepared expert
snesd PsnnsHSana MR. saul s2nER
PRINTING, well designed and expertfy ex-
ecuted. achieves better response to your YOU
fUszcs 4oa 9Th saFqs ss ne fsf f.
PIANIST, exp. dance. concert and radio,
BOOKKEEPER, part-time basis: thorough
ly tax ,ov Te
AceouNTaNfs MTaS fsz AND rsX saT
Tea93s kept Ra5s n
HENsEE CO. 1921 K St: NV; Days, eye
aE ALE foTa goo records and
who really know howl For less than So
MONTH month 4,aa Hishest references Phone
oRCHEsTRA IaHi sT AND MUSIC for all occa-
slons, DIRECTION of FL FRANK BENNs laH and
sRa Gas GENG RsSF boEERs III ssS and xse
monthly payment immediate installation.
W PERsoN Aho oVeReea e1 M
iobby Job 0efas Of star Building I Wed Dec TO- about
12:45 pm. please call MR.. SUTER, CHI.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80. 40 gal,
automatic: no cash needed; small monthly
son & STANsBURY CO. INC. Ii 1923
.peeiaI low M price Si 1lezl AcAe1A TABEE PAD
.AcCoGNrANT. expert. books started,
kept: part time; tax returns prepared,
statements, audits; reasonable. OR. 2074.
Raaeas 3d ,s"ss ss Se5
TAX TAX RE. kIrURSs-federsL q s: Fed; State. DC;
ra5ions s65 eentury Bds ddse AZ 5th st.
nv; Re; s5o6 or 1850. Notary %.
Cali GE. 412o, eveninss p.
ORCHESTRA for any occasion: 1-pc.;
opening for New Year eve. sH. 9431.
AN IMAGINATIVE and original Christina IS
gift for mother or dad, glistening, newly
ticulous work. Phone Ii. 1885 or DU.
CHRISTMAS SPECTATORS rug sham
ascGouSTAST $HFf Fl sg
audits. systems, financial statements,
fsss taxes A assi5aS 5ais additional clients noRpai
APPLEs APP s.. ASb s SWEET CIDER, honey and
apple butter, all products sold direct from
our orchard; out Georgia ave. to Glenmopt.
right 5 miles Route IS2 at high water
tower MOORE'S PLAINFIELD ORCHARD.
Sandy Spring, Md. Ashton 2471.
for the Yuletide season? We have an un-
usual festive centerpiece to enhance your
table setting. EX. 1896. 81
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself ROBERT EALIE, GIL 1st st; s.w.
MEMS HABERDAsHERY-Goi out of
business. Last call Terrific savings!
Finest nationally known furnishings.
COLLEGE SHOP, 311S Mt. Pleasant st 2 W.
G4PhRT pRfa sGaay WATcH ~ REPAIRING, 5day serv
Ice goTk o90 guaranteed !, NS yr oosA AARTHoR
heads. S6 thousand: S4 for ca. additional
thousand. 3161 18th st. NV. MI. S2l3.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home. South
east or Northeast, Maryland or Virginia,
white or colored. cox & CO., D1. 4254,
RENT 4 JUKE BOX for your next party
or dance, from HIRSH COIN MACHINE
CORP. no. al7o. Dependable service:
at the place where they can be serviced
by expert hands: full stock of pens ana
sets by leading manufacturers; satisfac-
tory repair service. BOND GIFT SHOP
1404 New York ave. NV. Ma. 0940.
Evening star., 1947-12-21
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE. for small family: cooking. house
man: experienced; live in: references re-
COUPLE, for small truck farm; good liv-
ing conditions. Call Waldorf 2491.
COUPLE, elderly. white, man employed
furn oa snsn ass and very s
duties. Call Sun, NO. 4792.
COUPLE for Jan. l. Country position
near Upperville, Va. Woman must be i'm
maculate housekeeper. pleasing person
ality for guesthouse. Husband may be
employed on estate. Ref. required. MRS
VINEGAR, Oak Spring. Upperville, Va. 24'
MAN AND WIFE; man to take care OF
and exercise horses: wife to help in house
cottage furnished. Box 279, Beltsyille
Md, TO. 5275 -21
MAN AND WIFE, colored, between 30 te
45 yrs. old, for small pvt. school; woman to
do domestic work man ua to ;, drive s,vs small al
$500 per mo. 94OI Ga. ave. SH 1874
MAN AND WIFE (white). $3.50 yrs. old
intelligent; woman must have practical
nursing experience, man to drive for chill
dren's school; live in: $500 per mo. SH
I 674 -S1
Evening star., 1947-12-21
SAlESMEN,

OCTOBER EARNINGS for the following
e mea; a;s e. j. D s245! 81 ;sS; S4o = D. join
olutionary % nary ntercommunication productl
thousands prospects everywhere. Our low
PRICES mass sales Men
sary. Placed on free trial-sells itself
orders financed by factory: territory svail1 al
able special d. demonStration ofier. nt rEAH6h S6
BOOK sAIEsMEN and division managers,
new ls4s EnsycOgedia "a
BY grade schools, high schools, universii-
ties and libraries; work direct through
h0me m an Hes down
Mission sstms p plus Rss bonus no For de-
sas1. sEss + Assd D S5 eoSf E.
MEN, write Immediately for full informa-
tan saE Z You It
Necessary as s't to start no no capital reauired;
ssssn f2psE.2H5sK s. isa Dsps uR s2f eet
sassssf' saeE SALESMAN. experienced selling
i sooTEsRY, seS e 1878 conn. saa' ave ne''''0n as
nan Sc M slases' hzzo e'esae Bros Me.
SALESMAN with some knowledge of ac-
counting and business machine operations:
between ages 1928; salary during training
period: Apply MOORE BUSINESS FORMS.
SALESMAN. sssxpsrieneea, t9s turnisuEs
Arlington. @ to SMITHS IRA TRANSFER ass & sToR-
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for "go get
ters"-Sel: asphalt tile flooring for grow
ing concern. Apply Monday, RIM. 1927.
sAIEsMANMufnusual opportunity for ex-
perienced man calling on retail grocery
trade to sell complete line Of Ehlers quail
ity products in washington and surround
ing territory. y II you are the right man
you have the opportunity Of getting into
come amliated with a. fast-Erowing arm
write. giving full particulars. to ALBERT
EHLERs. INC. 1900 Flushing ave-, Brook
uNLiNnTED OPPORTUNITY for ambitious
married man to earn S10O per wk plus for
few hrs. work ewes. selling nationally
advertised line Of merchandise on appoint
ment basis: leads furnished; age 25 to 35;
car necessary. Tel MR.. PETERS for
W9SEb sooR e "a ris 1shs
tionai advertising in Life, Sat. Eve. Post,
Ladies' Home Journal and other best
mediums has openings for well-educated.
ambitious, sincere sales-minded men and
women for permanent, well-paid positions
rendering service Of national importance
II selected. thorough training, our expense.
assures success. Teaching or selling ex-
perience helpful. DU. 1898.