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Mourned By Many

Z George Nothaniel Williams
was born in san Antonio, Texas,
December !, 1897, the only child
of Lucretia Harris and George
Williams. From earliest child
hood, he displayed strong relig-
iouS tendencies probably in her
tied from his mother and en-
couraged and strengthened by
association with his grand
mother and grandfather by
whom he was reared. While very
young he became a member Of
Browns Chapel AM.E. church
of Houston, Texas.
On September 90, 1917, in
Houston. Texas, he joined the
United States Army serving until
June 10, 1919 at which time he
was honorobly discharged. AM
bilious and dutiful, he under
tocl, work far beyond his physi
cal strength and brought on in
iuries that in latter years proved
fatal. While in the Army he was
Sergeant in charge Of the special
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-07-05

Ceremonies and conducted a real
old fashioned Baptist prayer
meeting, for starter. He then
called DR.. Frank Brookins to
read scripture, after which Rev.
Jones led in prayer. Next Dr.
Samuel H. Bullock, pastor Of
Pleasant Hill Baptist church was
presented for the message Of the
day. Prior to his speaking, Rev.
Bullock called Prof. Ernest G..
the "Old Ship of Zion He
O'Banyoun to the piano to play
stated that the Professor has
received a new name, "Son Of
the Universe" because of his
democratic association with all
churches and creeds, and that
the name is taking hold. Then
DR.. Bullock preached a master
full and timely discourse.
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joint Appeal 70
End L-Ynching

Immediate public support Of
Federal legislation to end 1yaee
ing was called for this week in i
joint statement issued by John
T. Lane, president, Boston
branch, NAACP, and Lester s.
Cramer, chairman, Boston Cour-
Gil, American Jewish Congress.
The statement said: We en-
dorse and reaffirm the state
manike principles enunciated by
President Truman and Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt in their re-
cent addresses before the Ma
tional Association for the AL
vancement of Colored People in
Washington, addresses which
were high points in the history
OF democratic advance in Ameri-
ca. Either we implement our
democratic creed to the full O.
we shall see our democracy fal-
ter before the challenge of othsr
ideologies The rights and priv
ileges guaranteed by the Con-
Stitution to Americans must be
made real for all Americans. 1t
is in this spirit that we urge al
our fellow Americans to support
In every practical way efforts to
end lynchng by passage of the
ant-Lynch Bill now before Cong
ress (HR 3488). This Bill is the
American answer to the fact
that while 1882 Americans, COL
pred and white, have been
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-07-05
Chicago, Illinois,

Chicago, Illinois,
Gentlemen:
On page 4of your June, 1897
edition appears a letter concern
ing your recent article on the
people of Boston which is ap-
parently signed by one NJ. L..
very derogatory in character and
this office represents Mrs. Mat
tie L. Reid, proprietor Of the long
established and well known Reid
Memorial Funeral Service, 1041
fremont ST., Boston, we desire
you to publish and Identify
more clearly the author of this
defamatory letter so that there
will be no confusion in such a
way as to cast discredit upon
one of Boston's leading citizens
and a well known and highly re-
garded funeral director who has
courteously served in the hours
of bereavement many a Boston
family, both high and low.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-07-05
Suffolk Downs
Starts 3O-day Run

Suffolk Downs will open a 30
day spring meeting starting
Monday, July which will be
featured by the running of SIX
traditional stakes, including the
Massachusetts, Handicap $4,000
added, New England's richest
race to be run Wednesday, July
80 and the Mayflower Stakes,
two year old classic, $25, 900
added carded for the closing day
of the meeting August 8.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-07-05

Jurisdiction of the NJ w. Alpha
Grand Lodge, I shall make some
broad pertinent statements. And
in doing SO, of necessity shall
give my authority. Therefore
ask your indulgence in the que
tationS l shall make.
Just what is Freemasonry?
1T IS AN ILL-WIND THAT
DOESN'T BLOW SOMEBODY
SOME GOOD Only last Mon
day, a Book on FreemaSonary,
which was bought in Jerusalem,
came into my permanent poses
sion. The following definition is
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-07-05
New Hope Baptist
Church Opening day

A brilliant service was held in
New Hope Baptist church, Shaw
nut avenue and Lenox street,
Boston, Rev. w. E. Brown, pastor
Sunday afternoon, June %, as q
part Of their celebrating the com
pletion Of their church. Enthus-
iasm was high, the Spirit was in
great evidence. the presence of
several visiting preachers attest
ing unity and cooperation, all
madea most happy, instructive,
and generally beneficial after
noon.
DR.. Corker acted as Master Of
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-07-05

NJ. w. Grand Master, P. G.,
Master. Royal Grand Matr0n,
Rev Sir, Fellow members of the
M. w Alpha Grand Lodge Fei-
low members of the Craft, Sis
tiers of the Eastern Star, Ladies
and Gentlemen:
To discuss the history of any
organized body identified with
the great and glorious Order Of
Freemasonry, in the few fleet.
ing moments provided for this
discussion, is indeed a weighry
assignment, as you shall see. In
tracing the lineage Of the Grand
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-07-05

taken from that book Free
masonry is the most ancient
society in the world; its priR-
ciples are based on pure moral
ity-its ethiis are the ethics Of
Christianity-its doctrines, the
doctrines of patriotism and
brotherly love-and its senii-
mentS, the sentiments of exalted
benevolence. Upon these points
there can be no doubt. All that
is good and kind and charitable
it encourages-alI that is vicious,
and cruel, and oppressive it rep
rebates. DE Witt Clinton, Gov
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-07-05

lynched in the United States
ssaes 1882 in 9a,2 percent OF.
these lynchings no punishment
has been melted out to anyone
connected with these inhuman
acts
Both men joined in an appeal
TO Hon. John B. Hynes, acting
mayor of the city of Boston, to
Communicate officially with the
Massachusetts Congressional del
egation in Washington, urging
them to do everything possible
to speed the passage of HR 3488.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-07-05

ernor for the State Of N. Y,
1924.
I'm sure you'll all agree that
this is a superb definition OF
Freemasonry. In it, there is a
serious lesson for all those who
desire to be regarded as masons.
In the History of Freema-
sonry and its Concordant Or
ders, which is a wealth of ma
sonic information, compiled ano
edited by a galaxy Of masonic
luminaries. we find the follow
lowing in the Ancient Mason
Continued on rage Four
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MRS. MATTE L. REID
Director of Reid Memorial
Chapel

annoyance because she fears It
may create the false belief in
some quarters that she wrote the
letter. In denying authorship Of
the letter her representative,
Atty. B. T. Johnson, sent the fol-
Reid Tnasmuch as this letter is
lowing statement this week to
the editors of Ebony:
Ebony,
5l25 S. Calumet ave,
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Continued on Next Pags.l
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

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Evening star., 1947-05-09
D. {. Man Gets 300 Days
For Attacking Policemen

Municipal Court convictions on
charges of assaulting three police
men and carrying deadly weapon
brought jail sentences totaling 300
days for a 34-year-old man yester-
day.
The defendant, Ivory Byers,
colored, Of the 1900 block of Four
teenth street NV, also was ordered
held for grand jury action on two
additional charges Of assault with
dangerous weapon.
Byers was found guilty of assault
ing Pvts. John M. Thot, Sebrone J.
King and David A. Fielder of No. IS
Precinct, who said they had gone to
his home to arrest him in connec-
ton with the cutting Of two other
residents at the address.
The policemen said Byers resisted
the arrest, and that during the
struggle q knife slipped from his
coat sleeve. While they attempted
to take the knife from Byer's hand,
1t as said, Pvts. Fielder and Thot had
their fingers cut, and Pvts. King and
Thot had their clothing torn.
Earlier, 1t was said, Leon Jackson,
40. and Sylvia Jones, 81, both col
ored, were attacked with a knife.
Police said the man was cut on the
neck and back and over his left eye,
and that tendons in the woman's
hand were severed.
Evening star., 1947-05-09
Budapest Quartet
Gives Program
AT the Library
BY Alice Eversmon

The Budapest String Quartet
gave another of its choice programs
last night In the Library of Con-
gress under the sponsorship Of the
Gertrude Clarke Whittall Founda-
ton. These artists have the ability
to select works that offset each other
and, although mostly of the standard
repertoire, the sequence in which
they are arranged serves to bring
out their special qualities This Is
one OF the ways the Budapest art
lists have increased the understand
ing and appreciation of chamber
music during their various series
Evening star., 1947-05-09

of concerts, and art not always prac.
|ticed by other ensembles.
There was Mozart and Beethoven
quartet for beginning and end,
and between stood Schubert's Quar-
tet Movement Ia G minor and Hugo
VOLTS italian Serenade." The so-
called @Dissonar1t" quartet Of Mozart,
that in G major, X. ". 465, in spite
of its innovations, is another work
illustrating the composers great gift
for developing phrase meltingly.
While the famous Andante Cantahile
lis q perfect example, the challenging
first movement has this same rare
quality as il the tones after finished,
still sound faint continuance.
The Budapest players are masters in
such fine details and the effect OF
their unanimity OF thought as ex-
pressed on the beautifully matched
Stradivari instruments they are
privileged to use, is music Of celestial
quality.
The story that has become at
tached to Beethoyens Quartet In
A minor, op. 1872" through the COM
poser's specific statement about the
slow movement, In no wise effects
the profoundly or greatness Of the
work. It stands in magnificent garb,
not always as alllIring as those quar-
tets more simply designed but rich
in the experiences both In life and
in composition that Beethoven had
attained at this time. There Is
tragedy and exaltation reaching q
spiritual heighth in the Song OF
Thanksgiving" But there is also
gaity as In the march section OF the
final movement and a joyous note In
the exultant finish.
The two short but complete num-
bers that separated the major works
were something Of departure from
the customary Budapest Quartet
program. The lovely lyricism OF
Schubert's Quartet Movement"
where the cello part is set mostly
close to the register OF the violins,
was played with extraordinary grace
VOLTS italian Serenade," written
about the time the composer was oc-
cupied with the creation Of his "Ital-
ian Lieder" is a charming number
OF original conception in which the
rhythmic pattern was finely stressed
by the artists. The same program
will be repeated tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-24
CONVERSE RITES TONIGHT

Memorial services for Samuel Converse. young Juneau man who died m the crash of his light plane in California. will be held this eve ming at 7.30 o'clock in the Chapel of the Charles W. Carter Mortuary.
 The Rev. Robert Treat will con- duct the services and give the eul- cgy.
 Sam Converse was 19 years oi age. the son of MT. and Mrs. w B. Converse Of Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-24
TOY CARPIGAN SOUTH

Roy Carrigan left via PAA Sun aay for Seattle, called south by the illness of his father. lormer we'll known travelling man in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-24
BULLETINS 5

BUTTE-A 68 second earthquake rumbled across Montana early Sun day cracking plaster in main street cafe ceiling in Hamilton. Cracked plaster in several Butte homes; shook buildings in Helena, Harlowton, Malta, HaVre. Glasgow. Kalispell and Bozeman and startled residents
 SAN FRANClSCO-The Navy an- ncunced today that the anti-air- craft cruiser Oakland detonated a Japenese mine off the coast near Astoria, Ore, while speeding at 25 knots to get an appendicitis victim 10 hospital
 WASHING1ON-S senator Bridges (R-NA) said today there is strong probability that the Ad- ministration's plan for emergency aid to Italy, France and Austria will result in serious food shor- tage in the United States.
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jor Hollywood executives conferred toda- with President Eric John ston of the Motion Picture Assocla- ton of America. Reports were cur rent that they would try to work out a program to eliminate Com munlsts from their studios.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-24

WASHINGTON-Margaret Tru- mar has issued orders to her par ents to attend the concert which she will give on December 22nd in the Capital. She was asked at a news conference today if they will atteld. She answered-"they had better show up"