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Evening star., 1947-05-03
HOUSES FOR sALE--Nertheo,t

COLORED-DEsIRABLE 14th PL. ne
rms. bath. h.-w.h., garage. front and rear
porsl,es; 81 500 down. sHERR. scHLoss
GoLoRED-s-FAMILY APT. near ilth
and MARYLAND ave. n.e.-4 rms. and bath
saeh hao brick rick building all e., good eond $3.50 to
coLoRED-BRrcK HOME arranged into
ssss sppos%ent ME $3.50 es t ne HoF5Es
coIoREb6-vAcaNr-1deal isnsE6 for doctor: 4 oe-
saeaaes S'h asss'sis asss
h;.sh: near 4th and r. m t. ssse"sns. ave. me-.
ecIokEDGMossE eSSaH; - ss ST. NE, s1a,s5e-
Colonial row brick, in excellent condition
rms. and baths. 2nd A. arranged as
gas ofaess saeres soaS RSens o
hot-water. heat, tiled basement. detached
doTn daTase RE Efal yaiqs hDr the prise $2509
CoLoRED@kiENiLWoRTH-A home o,
estimation IN Quiet neighborhood.. spa
in immaculate condition. shown BY appoint
msnt Can Mrs, Haines at RA. 1880 or
TR 6s6a It'll srp.m. FORD E. NOR
COLoRED-sss G ST. N.E.-corner brick
water heat: excellent condition; conyen-
trIets trsnsporsaton BARTo%R SoSRpas Really es
co. Realtors. 1881 q st. NV, ME-. 1895.
coLoRED-e-FAMILY ROW BRICK, de-
sirable ne. location Private entrance;
showing excel income substantial cash
REQUIRED, bal. can be financed. Call Mr..
kEanTS 1fs co 1ios sSss Eye sna s. nW ssn
coLoRED-NR. e6 a 18th AND H SITS. ne
prsed Ras 0rss .ssy asa ssns ss Ta
STATE g a RI Realty Iasa Co, sos St. NV. IA,
co.oRpD-Ns. ee1Si HD ME- sth AND FLORIDA AZ Ave.
terms rRsTArEe Eerifaa sTALTY l9s
co. s03 H st. NV, ia. 544o, ov. 3os8.
COLoRED-sEAT PLEASANT, D. CT w
old 5-rm. semidet. brick; in perfect cond !:
nsa On Eastern a,.al ave; ave, in neighborhood Of
zsnis. EN- msa 1873 n3si 11sifs pn sas'q FRANK Ms
5ohoRESANi.t oToIKhAN td15 coMrRHaYT shss & NJ
built-in garage, only II years old. in good good
$500. JoE cuRTo i REALTY 3ss ssa'li Il
coLoREDAssssip ssspo end ST. N.E-s roo rooms
and s, bath, h:-w.h.. basement: row brick,
sssson n.ss cosE GiaSi0n sSiek
coLoRED-si,s 500 DOWN buys this f.
sfing oedrm. 6rick; . at oos K st. ne, now oper-
sSd6 ssao per mo. TIMES REALTY CO. uE.
C0LoRED-2Oes cLAGETT ST. NE, OF
goth and Benning rd. n.e.-Colonial front
front and rear yards, tiled bath. plenty
mast have to IN sSSd srSSnf down
S5S IL 4 F. sS tsE '@i
Semidetached stucco, 4 rms and bath,
g. g G.. eiec:, gas: stone porch: 81 900 cash.
Sol5REp SSg; 81 mo sAM pA4siSsaN R0sEy AD g59o
man; two handsome brick residences on
18th st, just below Florida ave-; each
contains 10 rooms, 2 and 3 baths. oil
heat In one. automatic stoker in other:
can be sold individually or together, url-
furnished or completely furnished; immed
possession of one. For full particulars to
inspect any afternoon, call Mr.. O'Donneil
THOS. j. FISHER & CO., INC, DI. $780,
CoLoRED-FURN. FRONT RIM, for quiet
couple. man and wife or 2 men; home
privil Call CA O0S2-M Il
COLORED-1152 4th ST. NE.-Furnished
bedroom, living room and basement
KITCHEN for employed couple only
COLORED-sf0 12th ST. N.E.-Room for
elderly woman FIR 1852 -
COLORED-I5s5 GALES ST. N.E.-Room
I1r employed couple or 2 single men.
CoLoRED-LARGE BEAUTIFUL, room. for
girls; in new home. new furniture; So
week ca. 81 40 wk for Tp 6A06
Evening star., 1947-05-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos..
GOOD HOPE RID. s.E.-Rare nnnor,nn,

COOP COOP HOPE RD. s;E..Rare opportunity;
oaly os1 saSSo above ist tsas. f
Scasr y MASS ssso AvE sEes sEstoay or eass brick
eeapo9ms bdns near sr,snsportatioa and
reasonable terms. immediate % eAe%ses possession On
RR,I1qY Re II1sgeft' gall ,53ark, AT s4ss, with
NEAR cAPIToL AND AND LrBRARY-pesirsble
brick dwelling OF 9. rooms and baths:
oil-fi hot-water heat; excellent condi-
sossP.s nsaa h4s .s srsE ssE
aaS sstR es gosEpH Pffsd pgc
III 1LsiDl tMsfPlnss MPso Ge new SS4s s.reom mssonr,
sSsss s55,s5!s'S sIms s'asfesS sdRdSS 81 Rsss
81. sIs,5eosiisaa Fort Davis st:-seml-
modern kitchen. bed bedrooms n tfieS fHeS0fsssS bash
rscreation room. gas heat: now CT financed
$3.50 6oWN, NT o ss,s g g MoNrfHLY MSeSNef pay
mdnts nId o,,e Greenxsy nr,sy ssModern year
kitchen; bedrooms modern '''ti tile bath bath
sHSse5 ISg1 fa K.Lfn EfsF e y5rd' a II
LYNDALE. OF Mimi ave-Two detached
basement,
ss' mo- asa' fPz iash r. a5s s5s
Sc. CONGRESS HEIGHTs-A beautiful 5
corner having over 10000 feet Of ground:
oo 90, feet front with 2-story. s-room and
ing and spouting and new screen wire; in
snboos sac in be, nice condition; songenient to
phone Ma: 1896 1aii Eye st. IHI NV. R
r REaL 4 : B BARGAIN; asaI opsn Sat. and sun,
bus stop, block to stores. This semidet.
home contains 8 well-arranged rooms, 2
baths. baths ,;,, gas a.s heat. oak floors, furred
copper water pipes; floor ioists of f2-inch
hr; modern kitchen with NUMEROUS cab
NETS; me slate ROOF lot 1 5s5 IT, to 15,ft. alley.
sEMIDETACHED BRICK HOUSE, months
old; In new section, near Minnesota ave.
baths, play room; gas a.-c, heat: reason
able. Call Mr.. Franklin. WEAVER BROS.
NC, Wsshinston Bldg, DI. $500; ewes,
SEAT. PLEASANT. Md. 400 Sth pl-
Detached Groom frame on large. level lot.
ss sHss 9p' $500 SGhoEss Ess 'Rs Fs sso
BEAUTIFuL sEMIDET. BRICK, less than
rms. bath on ind D.. living li.srra rn., dinins Osar
ru,., fully equipped kitchen on Ist n
Owner says sell house and ali furniture.
Only $1,000 cash required. E. QUINCY
SMITH. INC. Realtors, DI 9057 or Mr.
Wood, RE. 0e92., Ext. 101. ewes. -4
NEARBY MD.-,3-bedroom frame bunsa-
ieS; seSao,s pi heat; basement. lsvsT lot near
s6adEss' fah REsss' rs ssS: ssSa t9Il 9n terms n
open Sat. and Sun: semidet brick, like
new; gas heat; best buy in town. Out
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-5-rm. brick. oil
Attention; -G1! This may be what you
dsIrp dssITs AZ; II osirs s,SI or .a,s IA. ol4a
Fully detached brick. 5 rms. and tile bath.
Iuli basement. gas a.-c. heat. T-eu.-ft
refrigerator, front porch. al houses under
roof. only few left. So95D. CT loan
To reach: &c to Alabama ave. and BECK !. .
turn right blocks. MAX MILLER, 500
1916 A ST. S.E.-6-room row brick full
sized basement. h.-w.h.: large. deep lot, ga
rage. ConF. location. Not ogerpriced
Owner will consider terms. For further
information, call Mr. Hudson. AD 0e21 .
eres. and Sun, NO 7160. SHOCKEY
Xrf4SSII q fM4SSS1KIHEAp e Res,ters @ s,r
81. .s.e.-Semidet.. 9 rooms, sarzge. Under
Sl9.e9as terms to sui. Gail Mr. Lueck.
AD o02l. ewes, WO, 6733. sHOCKEy q
MOORHEAO. Realtors. -
Evening star., 1947-05-03
HOUSES WANTED 20 BUY,

/ WILL PAY YOU CASH TO-DAY for your
house: any condition. any section. Inn
asIrs asaasir action = usks r. a.. zss s.ns. Wo ,,1 ss
70 purchase homes in any section OF wash.
Mssass sns 2ssrss .r..T, n.r,l.ns. nd IR; laos -.
sodss value Our eaa estimate as s'as rissoa: ssoa:
oslir.sion 2sIs wilson slvd. oL. o;
M iMMEpfarE l5st AcrroN-we will, buy your
home today or sell to cash, clients at fun
market market value; free appraisals. MITCHELL
pIGk Wiz 81 Bur ssi arNr VIII os Sell your nran :,
erty for solered; It won't take me long.
rfSMFsT fSnns ATTENTION 2a1 70 tb. pr az 5ess
your home. business or Investment pron.
pHRIEs. Realtor., sos North Capitol. NA.
PAY CASH Tor Houses: white white ses Of solossa: y
any condition. any section. MIR. B. LIss.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property NJ.
Elnia; COX ! eos pi, 4ss4. RE 1875. ss!
aaet sale MM 4 LBBY e 9Th sos y ,4ss fa
You " WAsf ssfo srffbr istf IA Acios aSSs Lis.
aa ass sh 9 iash s9gpEsE; EEE zs
sPrHEsDAsscnEi,vYp sSi {, pT cHxsE a ssee ssGerros-s
NJ Buckley. TABLER, INC, oL. s7oo. "a
esI sslRFfa a AsRsE ssFvSs
HAVE CLIENT for large residence convert
ible into art school: must be west Of park:
not over S3b 900. Call Mr.. Hargrove, WO.
$3.50. with FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI 14l1.
List YOUR HOUSE WITH Us-p.
CRIVELLA, INC, 341S 14th st. NV. AD
Sc. AND NE. PRoPERTY-we win pay
all cash or. will sell for you. We get
results. quick action. MAX MILLER, 500
I1th st. Sc. FIR. 2100
HAVE CLIENT WITH CASH-Must have
house, y rooms. extra-Iarge living room
with hail entrance and 2 baths. Wants
vicinity Conn. ave. and Porter or nearby.
Wants possession In 80 days DUPONT
REALTY CO, Bis Mt. Pleasant St DU.
$500.
NEED 3 or bedroom house. II you
own in Wash suburbs OF nearby on main
hwy. and want. to sell at fair price for
ali cash write giving particulars and price.
VIII consider renting Box 263-C, Star A.
l AM INTERESTED in purchasing home
in Arlington; 5 TO rooms will be adequate
Please state in your reply. condition. con-
structlon end location; no agents. please
VIZ NEED HoMEs for airport personnel.
located South Arlington, Beverly Hills,
Braddock Heights. Belle Haven and Alex
andria. List your property for quick
sale. Write to D. d. DOwHOwKR, wash
inEton National Airport, WASH, D. c. RE.
613I. Ext 4S5: evenings. IL. 254S. ---3
60 YEARS SERVICE to local property
owners guarantee results. List your prop
erty. with WI. Il. SAUNDERS CO, NC,
Realtors since 1857. 1919 Z. d. 10I6.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
! HOUSES Bon SAIf--AiartAwesIa

HOUSES FOR SAIE--Nesthwssl.
COLoKED--I806 ELK. KALOKAl1A "a. .--
i3 rms, baths. used As & aptst. cash
81 800. NO. 3728, Ho. 3242. -
COL0RED-36u0 BLK. 18th ST.--8 rms
2 baths, 2 Incl. porches. h.-w.h. NO. 3526,
YoU sT. NW.--Young
girl to, share room with another girl:
GoLokEDEsis OTIS PL. NV. Bet.
Ga. and n. H. aves-Nice front room
trenned colored girls onlyp. 81 81
COLORED-1sI6 ST. E.W.--Large front
room. for quiet employed. married couple;
coLoREDIi7ieeo g. SWAMI ST. N.W@-Nics W
room for employed couple; $5 each per
CoLoRED-siiG7 18Th ST. N.w-Hicely
furn. 2nd-noor rm.. for lady or gentle
coLoKED-WARDER ST. mr.. Rock Greek
Church rd.-7 rooms. modern bath, mod
ern kit. fun bsmt. with full bath and
laundry fac: oil h.-y.f1.: metal gar; $16.-
Soc Z. x. Barry. with DAVID e BARRY,
1907 II st. NV, NE. 2025: ewes, IA. $500.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-seu.hws,t.

A HOME WITH INCOME-semidet. house.
zoned first commercial. arranged as .
apts @ SI4,650 24-ft. end row house. mr..
Sl5,659, Call Mr: Mckee or Mr.. ofutt.
eyes, co. 2o25. Br. 339. or AID. 5546
COLoRED 2aa r ST. s.w. STORY
frame; So: $50 and $500 cash. Call L. b.
with HENRY z. TRIP, Realtor. is1i L
st: NV. Ma. 6105. "a
COLORED-31s 3rd ST. s.W.-First COM
,mercial, for colored: IL rooms, bath.
h.-w.h: semidet. brick easily remodeied
into store and 3 apts. This will make
9 good Investment: Just across street from
2 large Govt. bldgs.; priced to sell. Mr..
Pendleton, DU. 348s: DI. 3346, MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO.
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RosFPTs nuv1s al sR.swan,' ~ * Price. & 81. 800
FULL rEieED. ONLY 81, $50 for this mod
srn 6-rm. bungalow, on level lot. Just ovel
cash. bal less than rent. ROBERT 8 8
pfxTrsv2E aHx1s G3 Hzastiss ss WA ssoo
low, fun bsmt.; fast possession; price cut t.
$9,25a for quick sale. ROBERT s. DAVIS
& CO; 5s9a sen Baltimore ave, Hyattsvilie
SILVER sPRING BUNGALOW; s1o.aso-
Offering an exceptionally clean-cnt bunga.
low OF living room, den, bedrooms, kitch-
lately; MITCHELL QUICK. DI sssi Until
FoREsTvrLLE, MD.-7-rm, frame house,
ass e ard closet space: oil h.wh fenced
nlturs adsitionsi L desired. ,los1i aDMnERT sHEr
MokFGoMHarp EFe sabs pa ays =. dSo
lawn and trees. good Surroundings aad
/ i well Constructed. aish ceilings. center
! nailss Manor Club 1 ssIi barId rHsa Ianeh. aooh.
lin, EUGENE B. GINGELL. 7542 George
tegn I'd, Bethesda. WI 2022; ewes, WI.
NEAR UNIVERSITY PARk-2-story bfiek
home: living room, dining room. large
kitchen stna fully equipped. electric rsfriger-
closets. tiled bath. screened porch, fail
basement. oil heat. LAUNDRY trays. Iarae
lot; 10 detached EsraEs: opeE for Inspection
Drive out p. 9. No. j hwy. Baito. wash.
blvd), l blk. past Hiyerdale trafic light.
then turn left on Colesviile rd to 4Ist
pl-, turn ! blk. TO Roanokc r. turn risht
aoLLINdsWoRIH uN. 300; 's15os evss. and d
,TIJyED0--So ufJf, dovr ana sss W.
month. for this modern 2-bedroom bunga-
low close TO schools, stores and transp
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO., WA.
GREEN MEADOW-$1,s $50 cash, balance
less than rent, will buy this lovely g.
room home. close to eevrything. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY Co, Wa $685. ---5
LANDOvEE HiLLs-Modern broom home,
lovely condition; large corner lot l block
TO stores and bus service. PRINCE
aEoRGEs REALTY CO., Wa. 6e55. Ewes.
sIIyER sfRING-open sun. to 8.
ssss Saoa MosTHRscTss S1essT dssRIiK e. .xs ss
sly size aren't s427 Ga. aye. Open an.
300; II no answer, SH 1913 -
Evening star., 1947-05-03
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

consisting of 5 rooms and
h.-w. heat: immaculate cor
$1,000 cash. Phone MT. E
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO., l
Ma. 2345; ewes, NO. 659T
GROOM BRICK on sth st.
The frontiersman., 1947-06-18
HOSPtTALizEO
 Wal ter C1eghorn was admi t ted to Se1- dovfa hospital for medical trea tment yesterday.

or age, guide and pi- lot, said flames were reaping 200 feet into the c ir above burning treetops last Sunday afternoon. Smoke was so thick that MT. Gay found it impos siblo to land at the fish camp he operates on Skilak Lake.
 Mr.. Gay be1 ievos that the Kenai river, only natural barrier immedia tely Def or 6 the fire now, will be 1eaped easi ly by the advaoc ing flames.
 Moose have not yet been greatly bothered by the fire, but it is bel 1eved beaver in the burning area will be entirely dest tr oy- a6
The frontiersman., 1947-06-18
Page Six
FIRE R4.GES (Cont)

J AAAG hiio10 tooio
 and 1eaping flames wore clearly visible along the fire1ine. P1umes and banners of flame 1eaped toward the sky as trees of the thick spruce stand were attacked and swallowed by the advancing fire.
 Flying over the burned-out area be- hind the path of the fire-fr ont, entire areas: swept bare of any gr owth were visi- b1e. Wide swoths of b1ackened country seemed to have. be een leveled by the bite of a giant bulldozer.
 In other spots, skeletons of. burned trees still stood, although ent rely de- nuded of foliage. Tn many places only the spruce stand had burned, while birch gr oves were left al most intact. The tundra and puskeg still smou1dere ed and smoked, IS it will for days after the fire passes, acc ord- ing to a Fish and .7Ry OvRC lf.A~l~c fAsI,sfftCIfN1 SERVICE
The frontiersman., 1947-06-18
June IS, le47

Wi1dlife Service off, icia1 who was in Sel- dovia yesterday.
 The FWS repr sent- ative, who is Ge orge Black, Fishery Man. az ement Agent aboard the Teal, said tho inaccessibi 1ity of the regi on and the lack of men and pr oper equi pment pr evented any attempt to fight the fire. He said nothing could be done, unle ess the army of fered. men and equi pment for the work. Otherwise the fire must burn until it is quenched by rain or stopped by. 9 natural barr fer.
 tt times, smoke from the burning for> est is so thick that flyers vell ing up and down the Kenai peninsula are for ced to detour widely arr ound that section of country.
 Ward Gay of Anch- :
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-01
BIRTHDAY
SURPRISE ON HER


Grant church Deaconess Louise
H. Owens of 1853 Cabot street on
last Saturday and Sunday was
rendered a unique surprise cele-
bration of her sixty eighth
birthday by her neighbors and
friends. On Saturday, the birth
day, she received a shower of
cards from New York, Virginia,
Philadelphia, and Massachusetts,
most of them lined with that
"old green lining" All day neigh
bors and friends dropped in to
chat, bearing gifts and re-
Santa had made a return visit.
membranes till it looked as if
In the evening she was particu-
larly happy when her niece and
nephew, India and Charles Boone
Of Highland ST., popped in with
all the markings of a party-ice
cream, a gorgeous birthday cake
made and decorated by India,
and other renembrances.
On Sunday another stream of
neighbors who could not come
on Saturday dropped in with
gifts and young Mrs. Brown of
Grant church and her aunt
Mrs. Ethel Roberts brought an
other gorgeous birthday cake,
bearing Mrs. Owens name, and
some lovely iewelry. From her
sister at Portsmouth, Va, came
a box containing a lovely 10
pound dressed Virginia Turkey,
pork delights and other delicious
Southern food; from a young
nece a beautiful box of cosme-
tico and perfumes.
Among the neighbors and
friends who dropped in during
the two-day surprise celebration
were her Pastor, Rev. Lindsey
Crumln, the church organist,
Brother Paul, Mrs. EStelle Crum-
lin, the Boones, Mesdames and
Misses, EStelle Crumlin, Marsha
Johnson, Blanche Gonsalves,
Mary Johnson, Ella Mackey,
Gladys Holmes, the Martins,
and a host of others, The little
lady declared it was the happiest
birthday she had ever spent. It
was a true ,outpourng, spontan-
eouS and gracious, of the sririt
of neighborlineSS.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-01
Announcing OPENING
CHESTER'S CLEANERS
Open For Big Business Monday, August II
1879 w. Newton St, Boston
Red Cross Prepares For
Annual Fund Campaign

This community may be one
of "at least nine" in MasSachu-
sets where a major disaster
will strike this year either
food, fire or explosion - Har-
rison G. Reynolds, General
Chairman of the 1947 Red Cross
Fund for Greater Boston dis
closed this week.
The figure is based on the
mathematical regularity with
which disasters have heretofore
struck this area, and was COM
piled in washington, Reynolds
said.
The Bay State has suffered So
calamitieS of major proportions
since 1910, Reynolds said, and
these include only such cataS-
trophies as the Cocoanut Grove
disaster, floods, and the onset
explosion of last fall. not the
countless hundreds of smaller
disasters to which the Red
Cross has responded in this
area.
Reynolds gave out the fig
ureS as the 1947 Red Cross Fund
drive in Metropolitan Boston
approaches, which this year will
be staged Feb. 27-Mar. 26.
Nationally, Reynolds said, the
Red Cross spent close to $2,0O0,-
900 on disaster relief last year
alone. 1t served 1861 victims
of 271 disasters in 46 states.
Reynolds described his figures
compiled in Washington and
released here this week for the
first time, as a Red Cross ere
port of stewardship" and said
they should describe in part
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-01

Mass. Grand Lodge, this eminent
iurist and distinguished citizen
of Massachusetts, whose coming
to dine with US and to speak to
us in such a fine manner is in
deed an epochal event. 1t is my
hope that it opens the door to
closer relations between A. F. g.
A. M. white Masons mad A. F. q
A. M. colored Masons in Boston
and Massachusetts,.
We extend to you our graft
utde, our sincere thanks and our
deep appreciation. One of the
cardinal virtues of our race is
gratitude. The gratitude and
loyalty of our fathers was ex-
emplified by the manner in
which they cultivated the soil,
hewed the timbers and welded
the iron and steel that made
possible the building of the fine
cities and splendid highways In
this great land of ours.
When the Civil War came on
and the master and his sons
marched off to join the forces
of Lee to fight against the Union
and against our freedom, the
loyal and stalwart colored men
and women kept the home fires
burning and protected the lives
and virtues of their women and
children who were left at home.
Our loyalty and our gratitude
were again exemplified in the
recent World Wars when we
fought side by side with our
former oppressors in defense of
our beloved America. Yes, graft
tude and loyalty are character
istics of my race; and for the
Bay State Grand Chapter and
the Alpha Grand Lodge, I thank
you, Judge Miles.
It is my hope that on the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-01

how money raised by Red Cross
is spent"
The number of disasters ma
tionally each year lis almost
predictable," Reynolds said, with
259 in A states, 1914; 26O in 4S
states in 1945; and 271 in as
states in 1915.
The nine "good-sized" disas-
tiers predicted for the Bay State
is a figure based on a mathe-
NAUTICAL breakdown Of disasters
in previous years.
Reynolds pointed out that
domestic relief work was only
a minor phase of the work the
Red Cross will be called upon to
perform in 1947.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-01

York enrolled in a Connecticut
college, transferred to Massa-
chusetts and then complained
he had not received his subsis-
tence in a letter written from
Mexico City," said Blake. Even
changes of address from one
street to another produce de-
lays, and these Interruptions
can become serious when you
realize most of our contact with
veteraons is through the
mails"
Under the law there are var
ioUs changes in the training
veterans status that can affect
the subsistence check. Pay
ments cannot be made in corr
rect amounts unless the veter-
an recognizes and announces
these changes. When a vet
eran marrieS or welcomes a
baby, or finds a parent depend
ent upon him, separates, or is
granted a divorce" added
Blake, then the subsistence
rate must change too. and,
most important of all, the vet
eran must furnish necessary
evidence to subStantiate any
status change"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-01
PASSING OF J. J. JOHNSON
OF NEWARK, N. ],

J. J. Johnson of Newark, N. j.,
brother of Mrs. Rose Solomon of
"a South Huntington Avenue,
Jamaica Plain passed away in
his home town on January 16.
Mr.. johnson was a business man
having been in business for him
self for many years. His bust
ness will now be carried on by
his sons. He was highly respected
by members 70 both races and
will be greatly missed.
Mrs. Solomon, a loyal member
of Peoples Church, has made
several trips to see her brother
during his recent illness. She
has just returned from the fu-
neral and wishes to thank her
many friends TO rtheir express
sions of sympathy in her be-
reavement.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-01

great day of judgment when
the host of Free Masons, with
out regard to race or to any dis
tinction of letters or symbols,
form in one solid phalanx on the
march OF the Celestial City, Sow
ereign Grand Commander Hon.
]. Melvin Johnson of the An
cient Scottish Rite white Masons
and Sovereign Grand Command
err Hon. Charles H. Isaacs of the
A. F. & A. M. colored Masons
will walk side by side, and you
Henry Hume Gibson, Grand Pa
iron of the Bay State Grand
Chapter, will keep step with the
Grand Patron of the Eastern
Star Grand Chapter represented
here by our distinguished guest
speaker, Judge FARMLAND w. L.
Miles.
As for me, realizing that in
union there is strength, there
is dignity and grandeur. I want
to take the arm of Most Wor-
shipful Grand Master M. J.
Hicks of the Prince Hall Grand
Lodge as we walk through the
portals of Glory into that Tenn
pie not built with hands but
eternal in the Heavens.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-01
Subsistence Checks
Delayed by Failure to
Give Address Changes

Concerned over increasing
evidence that veterans failure
to notify the Veterans Admin
istration of changes of address
is delaying their receipt of
badly nesded subsistence
checks, Manager William j.
Blake of the VA Boston Re-
gional Office has urged veteran
traineeS to keep us up to date
on your place of residence"
A notice of change of address
at the post Office is not enough,
Blake pointed out. The veteran
receiving a subsistence allow
ance while in training is re-
quired to notify the VA over his
own signature that he intends
to change his place Of residence
and such action should be tax
en- as far in advance as pos
sible. A subsistence check re-
ceiVed at an old address cannot
be forwarded. he explained, be-
ing returned to the U. S. Treas
ury for safekeeping until all re-
quirements for its recovery are
met.
"I know of a recent case
where a veteran living in New