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BEDROOM, DINING ROOM and all
KIND OF furniture; sewing machines
and pianos; highest cash prices:
prompt service. Don't sell until you
CAL NO. 6040.
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SINKS

New acid resistant porcelain sinks.
lSx24. at VALUE price of So so.
Double sinks and other models are
available at proportionately low
Ace Building Material Co
HOME IMPROVEMENT FINANCING
4-0500. 4
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, part time; all OF your
records and income tax returns
prepared by one Of Americas largest
income tax service organizations
for less than an average OF so cents
pet week. OR. 5000 or OIL. 259S.
MAN. % yrs. experience. meat and
grocery bus. desires position man
aging capacity, better class super
market, now employed; top refs
TRADE ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE,
experienced, available for executive
secretary counsel position includ-
ing legislative matters. Excellent
accomplishment record. Invite dis
cussion your needs. Box l6-D, Star.
35. good appearance
well experienced. will appreciate and
consider your employment offer
whatever 1t may be. MR.. G. HU
MN 1ss'' 'aviAsffELABEpElmm.ror siAsfE 4 IN. .mn,oym1tn,
odd Jobs. yard work. wall washing,
carpentry, housecleaning, etc. SAL
VATION ARMY, Harbor Lights Corp.
YOUNG MAN, colored. desires part
am; and I pm; II. 6-5s75. q.
work. 4 to 5 hrs. in evening; con-
sidered a good typist. Box ls9-C.
RETIRED ARCHITECT desires con-
nection, part or whole time, Wash.
or nearby Md Exper. in writing
and foreisn travel. Box ls5-c. Star.
81
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HELP MEN tcon..l

WASHINGTON, D. c.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1851
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GARAGES

UTILITY BUILDINGS
Fair prices, 1st class materials; full
sizes, fine workmanship: sample
buildings on yard.
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl. IA. $4,000
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXERS, Axe, fawns and br,ndle,:
10 weeks old: attractive white marx.
ings; Call Ell. 3211.
BOXER PUPPIES. AKC reg, male and
female. red fawn; sire champion,
Mr.. Tut; imported dam. sH. 1859.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Axe
reg. beautifully marked. Call 81.
1929 or SH S775. II
COCKER PUPS, Axe reg, ch. sired.
wks,, m. and f., affectionate
beaut. marked red and white,
Eormed. 20 champ. pedigree. 10.
S-T619. i
GREAT DANES, all ages. Axe, from
champion bloodlines. ELPAW KEN
NELS, Alexandria. Va. TIE. 243O
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INSTALLATION-RE-
pairs short circuits; small jobs done
immed. Call RA. 1929 any time,
chain link. all
Psas oh Get ae best for less eres e.
months TO pay. Phone no, 6ss3;
syenlngs and Sunday, NO. 552S.
1S9,e sS @op aaas sss v,l llke new. q TAYLOR
FLOOR SANDERS. edgers ana waxers
z;ia Kennedy St NV RA 4s4S.
PAINTING. papering. A good Job at
g Isir price: For free estimates, call
psaS SH AZ or To, 47si i..,,rcl2
aford to" to pay aSHe cali Ju Pfise ses$Ys. can
PAPGE mea5sI9e HANGING: q PAINTING l. white
work. BooKoUT. MI. oo9o. 81
PAPER HANGING, 81 up per room
1851 washable sunfast papers; work
PAPERING. PAINTING. plastering.
Reduced prices. Immediate atten-
tion. 80 yrs. experience. Ia. 1883.
PAPERHANGING. painting. Special
anteed. Save. sPIGEL. IA. s9@s.
PAPERING AND PAINTIsG-Com'l l.
or res. satisfied customers over
90 years. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA.
9703.
AND PLASTERING
Reasonable prices; expert work
Call 10. 9-9770. -3
speciality; large and
small jobs; new and old work; white
mechanics; work guar, NO. 2723. --3
PLASTERING. new or patch work
no lob too small. material furnished
prices reasonable. Work guaranteed.
AT. 1923. Il
PLASTERING. patchwork a speciality;
white mechanic, good service, rea-
Snnahlp TIT orr q
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FARM & GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. So and up; get ou,
free estimates and save money
PAUL,S TREE SERN ICE. 10. 5-457S
TRACTOR, Ford Ferguson", 1e47
painted: in exc. cond 81. Sal. Il
and builders attention
10000 wards fill dirt: Capitol
Heights area; free or will share
moving. MAX MILLER. FIR. 200
or TIA SS53. -
WOOD AND FUEL--A cord of wood
is #. by it. by 1T. That S
what yon get when you order from
BARRY Y-TWOMBLY CO, Bethesda,
Md, OIL. 5i22. $22 cord delivered.
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FURNITURE, all kinds OF furniture
KANT Santed; entire house or BY the
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

COOK. first class. versatile: cafeteria,
club or guest house: in or out OF
town. II. 4-519S. l'
EXPER. TYPIST desires part-time
work at home. Call ia. 1916 after
u pm. II
Observation-Disclosures charge oi
3 children; good cook; mother en-
ployed widow: live in: salary, 500
mo. JU. 7-5675. Il
MATURE WOMAN. prematurely white
desires position as receptionist-
secretary in Silver Spring OF
Wheaton area. where dependability
initiative good personality and tele-
phone manner can be of use. Fai,
shorthand and typing ability. SH
1921, 81
INURsE-Practical; available for worh
at any time; ref. and hospital ex-
perience. RE. 13hA. 1e
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CASH OR TERMS

OPEN Ewes. TIL 9; SAT. $50
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coal. WOOD. FUEL ol

WOOD. hardwood slabs.
S18.5G cord, SO u cord, Sc q
cord; delivered. WA. 1893. A
FIVE TONS BUCKWHEAT COAL
115S Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda
SEASONED OAK WOOD. Truck de-
livery. Call KE. 3-6347; after pm.
Il
WOOD AND FUEL. a cord of wood
is 4 IT. x 4 #. 8 IT. that's what
you get when you order from
BARRY-TWOMBLY CO., Bethesda,
Md. OIL. 5122. S22 cord deliv-
IOO% OAK FIREWOoD for sale on
stump; SO cord, S1S del. in d. C.,
Cut any length. H. LONG. co. 1851.
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LADY. WHITE

WOMAN, for newsstand good salary
t must BE- reliable e'' Apply Dpiy in person person
UNION NEWS CO. No. j Stand
YOUNG 15'Sit LADY to work as typist and
relief switchboard operator. Apply
ONCE Manager. SHIRLINGTIN Mo-
TOR CO. Shiriington Business Cen
YOUNG LADY. for interesting work
in credit dept. of one of Wash
ington's oldest fuel oil establish
ments; typing essential, 40-hour
week, vacation with pay. Cali Mr..
Cartwright for appt., Ii. $4,000.
L P sTEUART & BRO, INC. 13s
18th st ne. al
areas after New AHS Yeari I0'ts Dart.tins nt1s
hrs; earn S25 Wkly. RE. 6795. Il
w WOMEN-Century- -old firm has open
inss in Washington area. Excep-
tional opportunities for qualified
nsn1 Tomen h,,t9nsUs to ADVANCE fast & in perma-
tial, Hours to 1T home schedule
No investment, canyassing, delivery.
Commission. bonus and over write.
For. local interview. write age.
business BACKGROUND. to M MAR
Shall. Room 305. Commercial
Building. Newark, New York state.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN for light OF.
nee work. Some tipping. Main quail
fications: Honesty. ability to meet
PUBLIC and assume responsibility
should liye Wheaton area. Write
IMMEDIATE OPENING for ex-
teacher. educated business woman,
interested in child guidance, parent
education: age 2l-45: position per
manent: unusual opportunity for
right woman, Write Rox 17O-C,
star, giving age. education. expert
PART TIME HELP needed in mail
room; part or all day, for insert
Ing and related work. Catl Ma.
TEMPORARY POSITION ayaiIab,.
through March for young woman to
do general clerical work and tipping
See Mr.. Soyars, A. p. WOODSON
CO. 1913 H St NV. -3
COLORED OFFICE CLERK for real
estate ONCE; some typing; accurate
reliable and steady worker; refs
JONES REALTY CO.. 2217 l4th
st. NV. DU. 0656. 10 to Z pm
Apply Monday. ii
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PIPE, galvanized. black cast iron, cut
thread; fixtures. BLOCKS, 3O56 NJ
st NV NO SS03 WA 660J
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VACUUM CLEANERS

Special sale, over 100, all makes;
sacrifice at Sa.95: worth S2O-s30;
guaranteed. Try before you buy.
TOPS VACUUM STORES. 705 llth
st Sc IT 9OoOO 49,
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COMPANION (white,. to care for 8.
for working parents. Stay In nights
| l "a days OFF, must be sober, kind
and responsible. Call EN-. 0a41 after
| l pm, -3l
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.. 9, ano ~ ~ iengtns; ,,,11T, &c peI
CO. LU. 4-050o. Il
RADIOS C2), portable, 1851, with
batteries; in original cartons; cost
new, $40; price, S25 ca. SH. 374S
RANGE: Chambers. ses5; a7pc. Dun;
can Ph$fe din. rn.. 800: solid
$50; other home furnishings. priet
REFGR.. Leonard. 10 Gu. it.; must
sell immediatelyh l VI. old; $3.50
RkFRiGERAroR AP RGEf:A RENTALS. So 4n mo;
ave. Or. 1900:
sortment from Sio np. M some With J.
ERE .EEREpERJGKS; PERI :KSp 1905 IAN S. nv ~
" sale. From ss5; 's-'iSso' guar Also used SEQ
ranges ana water heaters. JOHN
G; WEBSTER CO.. 1909 1st st. s.e.,
REiFRIGERAToR. aE, 10 Gu. it..
latest model: 500 less than purr-
button elec. range; peri. cond.. WI.
REiFiRsiiGERAToR, GE s-cu.-ft.. pr pact.
new reas.; also gas range. 4-burner:
must Vacate apt. IN 4S hrs. 1863
Columbia rd. NV, Apt. 207. AID.
0l53. II
REFGR.. used Westinghouse; can be
seen at 200 No. Pa. ave-, Falls
C',urrh after pm p
REFRIGERATORS-Late models. S25
UP. easy terms: also rent retgr, So
mo. ALLISON'S, open til 3 pm.
22O9 14th st. NV, AID. 1884 s."
REFRIGERATORS, new, in cartons:
most makes; builders surplus. at
real bargain prices, 8 to 8. GE. 1924.
RUGS. imported Persian. Oriental
design; heavy closely woven for
good wearing: 9X12. $4950: SxI1
S3s 50 other sizes proper. priced
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 g st. NV
RUGS, Chinese, hand-woven: 6x9 and
9x12: S100 each. Sun or Mon
afternoon. 504 11th ST. Sc -31
SHINGLES. 1:} squares; will sell half
price; exposured to weather. HI.
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcont. |

DISHWASHER. Thor; new condition
$50. Phone LO. $3.50 II
EVENING CLOTHES-Tails, trousers
also morning coat, trousers; size 40
Almost new. OR. 1929. ---31
FREEZERs AND REFGRs; free tur.
key, time payments. Also Isec
refgrs. MALoNEY'S. INC, S126 Ga
ave. Sill Sprg. JU. s-3333
FUR COAT, Persian paw. lovely, silk
en- sheen. size 40. $3.50. GIL. 6767
FUR COAT. luxurious black Persian
cost S795. sell at sacrifice Call
to 8 pm. MRS. COOPER, Frank
ford Hall. Mclean Gardens; Al
FUR CAPE, monkey. SO in. long, ir
excel, ss e9nd.. fits any size. $50. Cal
FUR COAT MoUToN. almost new. s7s
903s MISS RODGERS. -
FUR COAT, size, II; Canadian Mou
MRS; JENKs, MA: 1873
FURNITURE SALE--Brand-new bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining. rm., livihI
room from unclaimed freight AM
factory fact o1 sampss' nsis etc ios gysat n M say
bLD1i.t 40U new 1Ork ave. NV
daily 1916; Sat, till 4. RE. 43l0.
FURNITURE Mahogany Duncal
Phyfe drum table, S35; 5-pc. break
fast set, blond, $50; Admiral TN
mahogany console; plain all-woo
broadloom taupe 7x9 rug. DI. 1928
FURNITU URE-Maple chest with desl
compartment: good condition; bar
gain. Georgia 14I6.
FURNITURE-Beauty shop equip
ment. Reducing machine; piano
Call before / pm. Ii. 6-2663. j
FURNTURE-Complete 3-rm. apt
incl. television. new encyclopedia
Child's Book of knowledge cook
ware, china, ETC.; possible rent apt
FURN. for 6-room house; good con
dition; reasonable price; house avail
able for rent at reasonable rental
in good location. Ii. 4-2I34. j
.FURE-2 Hollywood beds, complete
card table: pink metal nursery ia
BILE. Reasonable. OV. 1924. 81
BaEAG5fi Buy pfREcT Il sFRoa FRoa i2e1eGh; fAcToR4
1895 up; fob. plant. Free esti
mates, for delivery and erection
Easy terms. models on display
Fences all kinds. GENERAL IN
DUSTRIES CORP, 1909 JEFF. Davi
hwy, Arl OF S01G Sn1S III
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bUILDINO MIA EHIAIIo
ASK ABOUT OUR BUDGET PLAN
10& DOWN

On our complete line of new and uset
trim, plywood, Celotex. plasterini
materials. insulation. steel BEAM
and angles. We also have com
plete line of plumbing. includins
kitchen and bathroom fixtures, cop
tingsa aA1 ACE scisaht1fR WRECKINaa gtpH a10 AM N
BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 400:
Minnesota ave. ne. Il
BULLDOZER. Oliver cletrac; mode
DIG; used; in good operating con.
dition;, $3.50 Call RA. 6703
CALCULATOR Monroe electric
$a9.5O. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
sla 18th st NV
caalkfi s5o DE. 1875 xis'orian' spindle sI back
COPPER TUBING
An sizes. straight and flexible im.
1903. WA, 55O1.
DEEP FREEZE. l2-cu. It.: must sell
moving to apt. best offer. WA
3466. 8 am. to / pm. -3l
DISK, modern blond mahogany, S75
{2l matching end tables, SIS each
CD hlond bookcases, $50 each. Like
DIAMoND, K Ct. nice color, SIS
mans ?s ct, nice color, cut, S100i
ladvs "a t.. $50; lady's . Ct.
wg. mtg, $3.50; mans l7s cts.
SOL, y.g set. $500; mans Ia cts
finest ut, $500; mans zig cts. nict
color. $575, Iady's IN cts, nice col
or. plat. baguette set. $3.50: lady's
ga cts, nice color. 14kt. y.g. set
$3.50; mans Al cts. nice color ant
cut. 14kt. y.g.. 81. 400. All prices in
clude mountings; trades accepted
LIVINGSTON & CO., 1923 H st
NV, ME. 3440. --5
DINETTE, 5-pc. blond oak, extension
table. foTmica top, 4 chairs, like
new. $35, DI. 1928.
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CLERK K-TYPIST

Permanent position for responsible
woman, tipping speed nnimports Mt,
non profit cafeteria. ~ io-hr., 5-day
week Apply Personnel Once, EQUI-
TABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.. SIG
l4th st. NV,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture, blic-a-brac. china. glass
ware oriental art objects, ieEelry,
rugs, siIverware. paintings, per
traits: highest cash prices raid Call
MURRAY. Ia. 1888
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
ANTIQUES WANTED

China. furniture. slYervare. jevelry
tity Call LOUIS sEGAL. CH. $3.50;
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COOK-G.H.W.

To live in end floor quarters
with private bath in new small
rambler. All automatic appli-
ances including dishwasher.
clothes washer ana drier.
Pleasant working conditions
with paid vacation and COM
pensation insurance provided.
$40 weekly. WO, 1894 8
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CLERK-TYPIST

5-day, 40-hour week, newspaper Of
fee: location Georgetown; conven-
lent transportation; vacation, hos
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
STEEL

STEEL
Angles. reinforcing steels. I-beams,
lolly columns cut to size.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
BRENTWOOD RQ AND W ST. NE.
MI. 6l77 -3
STENOTYPE. late model; recondi-
toned, guaranteed; $3.50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. SI3 18th st.
NV
STORE FIxTURES-Grocery. Real
buy. Must be sold. Leased bldg.
Hill fish and chicken, lift. boxJ
etc. Store, 3932. Key at store 1887
Ga. ave. GE. 117I or 1922. 81
TENDERIZER, Hohensee; new. 3
compartments; great sacrifice in
price. IA. 1901. -3I
TELEVISIONS, 1951-52. new. in car
tons; most makes; at real bargain
prices. . to .. GE. 1924. .
TELEVISI0Ns - Admiral. 1SEa-in,,
S77; Emerson, 10h-in.. $50; Mo-
torola. Tin, $3.50; all work good.
EX. 264S. Il
TELEVISION SETS-Used all brands,
az sizes; every one guaranteed; ;
storewide clearance; open ewes. til
9. Easy terms. ROYAL APPLIANCE
CO. 1911 Nichols ave. s.e.. LU.
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

? QUIET RIDING HORSES. S35
each: Guernsey heifers, about 3Gu
lbs. each: ponies, saddles and bri-
dies; l cart, 2 wagons. FA. 1917.
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CAMERAS

Only the best types! Movie outfits,
Kay top prices. BRENNER PHOTO
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TELEvISION
Many New Sets
Below Wholesale Cost

A special deal on any Tv We sell.
Ali popular makes in factory cartons.
No trick ads. Top trade-in allowed.
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HELP WoAEN
Mail and Info. Clerk
RALEIGH HOTEL

YOUNG lady, able to meet public well
some tipping desired. alternating
hours Apply In person to Asst.
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DIAMOND JEWELRY of anv descrin-
ton; old gold and silver. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. 6i4 18th st. NV
FIREPLACE WANTED - Beautiful
marble ANTIQUE f1repl in good cond.
Phone DU. 1895 before II am.
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BEDRM.. DIN. RIM. AND OTHER
FURNITURE WANTED
ABBOTT & LANDoN. OR. 6s77

BOOKS NEEDED for new location:
highest cash prices paid: books
removed a. our expense. DISTRICT
BOOk STORE. 724 9th st. NV.
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds. any
quantity and removed at our ex-
pense. ALBION BOOK SHOP S6a
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SiLVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry china, glassware and brir
brac: D Milestone. Moth o300.
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 143S WIS. ave.
BEDROOM. dining room. contents Of
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OANOE
Will pay cash. Call RE. Ass.
The guardian., 1951-06-16

The Annul report of the Women Service Club of Boston
as submitted by Mrs Sadie Fzaen the treasurer shows this
well known organization to be in healthy condition
expended nearly one thousand dollars for Camp activities
and Relief
visitor to our city states Boston newspaper that
"The Public Library the efficient Of all city oganiza
tons / have particularly in mind young coored man IN
charge OF the historical division he expert and aen
tive" Such man reflects great credit his race to have
sarned such enconums from white visitor
How many know remember that the 9th Mass.
regiment was the first respond to President Lncons call
for volunteers to defend the Capitol during the Civil
And in this regiment famous coored company Of
Boston
Remember when you used to invite friends over to
your house just have good talk? These were the days
before Televson came into your life Now you have time
for idle chatter the and before you know
it. its eleven o'clock you hurry home and wonder why you
didn't 60 to the movies
THE Boston Blue Book published by the Social Leaders
Guild of Mass off the press This book supposed to
be the arber of who has gained sufficient social standing to
be described in its pages careful scanning of the pages
of this book in the Public Library reveals that only two names
Of coored families are listed in this 1851 edition.
One Of the greatest friends of the coored race in Boston
has passed away the person Serge Koussevtzy This
great conductor of the Boston Symphony introduced to the
music loving world the such famous vocal artists Dorothy
Maynor and Carol Bce The coored citizens of Boston lost
fine opportunity honor themselves when they failed to
give testimonial banquet in appreciation of the liberal
attitude of Mr.. Koussevitzky
A prominent business man replied to my question
bere are going for your vacation?" as follows; "Why
should leave my home where get good glass of cold
lemonade or bottle of beer just by reaching my refger
aor can sleep on mattress not Stuffed with hay can turn
on nv televison at things want to and get cooled Oh
in the movies And it won't cost me $50 week either
Mavbe I'm obhise that I couldn't understand make
The guardian., 1951-06-16
BEREA SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
<. A. Lockett, minister

'The Comforting Certainties
of Life" was the subject of the
sermon preached by Elder Lock
EFT on last Sabbath morning.
Amid these times of distress
and uncertainties, he said, indiv-
The guardian., 1951-06-16
OH FREEDOM! OH FREEDOM!
Bv CLIFFORD /. MILLER
THE GUARDIANS Golden JUBLEl

THE GUARDIANS GOLDEN JUBILEE
Fifty years of battling for human rights is fine legacy
for newspaper to give nation Last week N ne is' =
several celebrations by the Guardian this fact noted and
praised by local worthless achievement to be praseo
bv all Tor all are debtors Of THE GUARDIANS vision and
sacrcal service to fight for the rights Of men, and IN
spec;al wav for rights Of coored men If THE GUARDIAN
had been phony cared for fleece than the sheep long
ago ii would have folded up.
It's founder Monroe Troer had the granite, the mineral
ores Of the mountain his soul The way he chose meant
suffering misunderstanding, persecution dsdan ior te
material rewards of this life No sirens song could tempt
him from the path he chose His pioneer voice crying
in the wilderness To the unthnkng of his race he was IN
his dav fooshy radical eannglessy aggressive unwsey
sacrhca But the new awareness Of human values the rear
that all our hard-fough liberties will be snatched away
the threat bondage all is changing the appraisal OF
Monroe Trotter and the stone which the builders rejected
to become the keystone
Grant that could be catapulted in the twnkng ot an
eve into first class citizenship there would never be time
when we could safely get on without the spirit Of protest
which Trotter symbozed Some fool group some ambitious
Hitler some scheming Stain would hatch up some plan to
sbace the Individual the minority the singular the queer
Of their right to choose and live their lives For this
reason Boston should always have THE GUARDIAN tol
champion its freedom the race to secure its gains
This is good time peer into the future, and ask
ourselves what can we do to expand THE GUARDIAN,
widen its scope increase its revenues? By rights OF all
our leading newspapers should have the largest circulation
more sheets the newspaper plant press, staff OF fui
time workers Norfolk Baltimore, Chicago, Atlanta,
Pittsburgh have these things But these cities all had
public that supported the newspapers with paidup sub
scpons advertised freely it. bought shares when offered
The will of the people made growth possible This Golden
Jubilee shall be vain if can our city to the
need befendng this newspaper that has oetrended tne
race when in desperate straits We have the money Have
we the will to hep2 The vision to want to see Boston take
journalistic leadership? The appreciation to want lroters
spirit always alert to guard and protect American hoeres
The guardian., 1951-06-16

idtals may depend upon the
promises given in the scriptures.
There were three visitors from
NV York present for the SER
vte. They were Misses Phyllis
Inward and Margaret and Mar
i'm Kennedy. All three are
fGmerly Jamaicans.
Pastor James P. Middleton,
1ho was graduated from Oak
vpd College, class of 1851, has
gne to Decatur, Albania, where
h will take charge Of a small
congregation. Pastor Middleton.
agraduate of English High, was
il Boston visiting his family for
th past few weeks.
On Sunday evening Miss Zeola
Ellie Germany of Birmingham,
habama, viii become the bride
The guardian., 1951-06-16
union
Charles 81. A.N.E. Church
Warren St. 6 Elm Hill Ave
Rev. Waiter c. Davis. Posfor

June 10 was an active day at
Charles St. Church. After In
FAINT baptism, Pastor Davis gave
his accustomed solemn charge t.
parents. Rev. A. Chester Clark,
D. D., of New York, lifelong
friend of Pastor Davis, paid fit
ting tribute to our pastor for his
continuing interest in children.
after which he delivered in mas
terful manner sermon on
Goods Mindfulness of Man" eau
sing 4 young people to unite with
the church. Lewis Saunders,
Jr., former pianist of the Sunday
@~'>~~' $500 f-"vard - receiv-
ing blessing before being III
Ae Amy. Sunday
School pupils conducted an out
standing program for Children'i
Day at Pm. followed by q
sumptuous collation. in the din
ing room. Rev. Lee Of the
church corps preached an inter-
esting sermon on what are you
going to do with your life?" at
evening services. At the close of
church services it was discover
ed that DR.. Cartwright. newly
appointed Presiding Elder had
been enjoying services in an un-
official capacity.
Pastor Davis, accompanied by
other distinguished ministers.
left Immediately following ser
vices for Wilberforce, Ohio, and
Washington, D. c. Tuesday
Glass meeting viii proceed as
per schedule with competent in
Structors in charge. Special
Board meeting will be held June
l8. Registrations are now being
received for the Vacation School
The guardian., 1951-06-16
OBITUARY
RAYMOND |. DUNCAN

Raymond L. Duncan, Al. Of IS
Glendale Ave, West Somerville,
a press wiper. at CHM and Co.,
Publishers, in Cambridge, died
suddenly on Saturday May 26
Taken i'll at work. he was pro-
nounced dead shortly after
wards at Cambridge City Hos
pital. He had been ailing since
February, when he was stricken
with pneumonia. Born at Haw-
thorne, Fla, he had lived in
Somerville the past twenty
years. He was a former Mason
He leaves his wife Mrs. Mcdora
(Wheaton) Duncan.
Services were Tuesday after
noon, May 20, at 2, in ST. Bart
holonews Church, Harvard and
Essex Sts., Cambridge, with the
funeral from the residence. Bur
ial was in West View Cemetery,
I T.pyinptnn
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which opens July Is, with Mil
dred Bunche, supervisor.
Clarissa ]. Holmes