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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-19
Modern Marriage
The Aging American Family

totally incapacitated, should be
living in idleneSs.
3. Don't have differences over
disciplining children. This is
one of the commonest questions
presented to me by both sides
to the controversy, either in
letters from readers of this
column, or from those who see
me on television or hear me in
lectures. The younger genera
ton asks, How can we keep
grandparents from interfering?"
The older generation asks, Are
we supposed to sit by without
word and watch little children
being spoiled?" If each side does
a little more studying of modern
child guidance. friction will be
reduced. But in the end the
Fchild'S own parents must have
both the responsibility and the
authority.
4. Treat damages of old age
with tenderness. Recognize that
the elders may not be able to
hear as well or see as we'll: that
they may not be as alert or
resilient. Many younger people
have disabilities of this kind.
too. Show concern and SYM
pathy when needed, give help
when needed.
The number of good books and
pamphlets dealing with this
whole important subject is grow
ing weekly. have a reading list
of some Of the best. which your
public library ought to have.
TIL be glad to send this list, 1.-THE
Later Years." with the compIi-
ments of this newspaper, to any
reader who encloses a stamped,
self-addressed envelope with the
REQUEST.
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Miss Dun1tschin
Becomes Bride

Miss Ida Dumtschin, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. /. Seeherman
and the late Nathan Dumtschin
Of Wilkes-Barre. Pa. was married
on July 10 to Mr.. Gordon Abra-
ham Greenspon. son Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Green
spon Of Bluefield, w. va.
The Rev. Hiram Shubert on
ciated at the ceremony which
look place at the home Of the
brides brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Duncan Of
Kingston, Pa. The couple will
live in Washington.
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4tO6C4O 44Uos DCA1AS0IVW
terrace. Brick, 8 bedrooms dining
room, full basement, side porch;
only S13,5O0. VIII 20 0I.
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BACK TO SCHOOL.

BACK TO SCHOOL
Get settled in this 4-yr.-old spick and
span modern rambler within 3 blocks
Of school: CT. $500 cash, S72 mo.
incl. taxes, insurance, etc. Selling
price, $10.500.
HOP, SKIP AND JUMP
To school for the kiddies: immediate
possession: 3 bedrm. brick rambler.
tile bath: extra lge. equipped kit,
full-painted bsmt.: beautiful land
scaped fenced lot: small down pay
ment. Assume CT mortgage, S12,T5O
WHEN THE BELL RINGS
You will be happy with your family in
this new 3-bedrm. rambler of dis
tinctiye design on beautiful large
wooded lot: panorama window: fire-
place, full recreation-type basement,
new FILA nnancing. $500 down
payment. S64.9o mo. Sales price,
FOR THE LARGE FAMILY
Mr.. parochial and elementary schools,
fine 4-hedrm., ultra-modern brick
very large rooms, 2 full tile baths
fireplace: built-in garage: excel bsmt.,
lge. Handicapped and fenced ground;
property only VI. old In perfect
cond., FILA financing, S3.650 down,
$3.50 mo-; also CT II desired. This
one. you should see.
BURCH REALTY CO.
S5O5. Baltimore blvd. COLLEGE Park
Realtors, TO. 9-5992. After 8 pm
HA. 2-SS91, HA. 2-s052, HA. 2-9079.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LANDOvER HILLS-GI. nothing dn.:
So SOS % D1S p min a ssr. w TsnDle .s4as
CHEvERLY--By owner. a-story brick
Colonial. 3 bedrms., ia baths. Ice.
liv. rm. with firepL. fun din. Tm..
Ice. kit. screened porch. rec. rm. in
bsmt. Newly decor. throughout. Near
sion uN. A-7667. --2S
saIS.E fIssaadss.p.d i Ii. Sirsss :.i
o q sT'slinSs; NJ euel. s ena l RIsrochs ~
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EVANSVILLE HILLS
HOME AND INCOME

a 1s yt eG .Ds s. aSu: End III hSor
lit. and bath. Attic. fuli hsnt..
RaraEe. lEe. front porch. auto.
Bendtx. ERWIN REALTY CO.. Wa.
T.1232. Wa. 7-033A.
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SILVER HILL
VETERAN OR CIVILIAN

VETERAN OR CIVILIAN
Colonial-style. semidet.
only % yrs. old q rooms, 8 closets,
full bsnlt., LIST a. tile powder room.
gas heat. Only 5 per cent down to
veterans. Otherwise. $1,000. Cal
Karl Globus, with T. D.. BURGESS
RE. 6-7739 till Q.
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JUST OFF BRANCH AVE,
ONLY 4 MILES OUT
ONLY n 500

ONLY $500
4-bedroom home, OF Edmonston I'd,
near Bladensburg, Md, liv. rm.. 2
bedrooms, lge. kitchen. bath on LIST
floor; 2 bedrooms, kitchen on 2nd
moor. Full bsmt., oil h.-w. heat. Lot
50x200 with fine old shade trees.
Vacant, move right in
G. D. MURPHY
REALTOR
$500 Penna. Ave. Sc.
LII. 4-6227 LII. 4-2253
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HYATTSVTLLE
BRICK-AND-STONE DUPLEX
2 complete apis, tiled baths, large
poss. Excel. price and terms. Mr.
Hammond. LU. 4-2S14. zagami
Realty. 30
58O5 Taylor rd.-Five-
rm. brick bungalow; Ia baths. fun
t ssmt:. lgsi lot; o O., h. W. On your
k ssf9si AR REALTY RiSllT LA. e-14ea
RURAL RETREAT-Si1 800
sns acres: s miles d. c.; 5-rm.
dwelling. mod. kit, cleo. 9-stall
spring. Prop. now used as riding
s ssaSe ea dard-s ~ rsan 1ss @
1919. w. w. LEWIS.
GI-S1, 4SO-NEW BRICK
BUILT-IN GARAGE
This home. close to new Wash. BALTIC.
express hwy, easy access to Fl.
Meade and downtown, Washington,
conv. located to parochiaI and pub
lic schools; lge. liv. rn.. with pic
ceramic tiled bath. fun bsmt.. bit
IN In gar, gas heat. Open; 683I
new group CT brick homes to be
built Immediately. Choice lots now
available for your selection. Apply
Open House." 800 seth ave-,
RoGERs CONSTRUCTION CO.
500I Edmonston ave, Rogers Hts.
Subdivision, Hyattsville, Md. UN
4-9510, WA. 1858. --22
BRICK RAMBLER, almost new; s bed.
rms. spotlessly equipped kit, full
bsmt.: with beautiful view overlook.
ing countryside. CT and FILA term,
REALTY ASSOCIATES
WA. 7-5l34. Ewes. WA. 7-445S
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NARROW HEIGHTS

Veterans and Non-Veterans
All-brick .3-bedrm.. 1h-bath homes.
Immediate occupancy. Full bsmt.
No down payment. 90 yrs. $3.50
down. Model home, 2723 KeatinE
st. Directions: s. Capitol st. bridge
to Military hw:. to Branch ave, to
Colebrook dr., right to 26th ST., left
to Heating st.. Mr.. Mejellis. 10.
S-6674.
Sidney z. MenSh & Co.
MA. S-644O go
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NEAR ST. BERNARDs
4-BEDRM. CAPE GOD

4-BEDRM. CAPE COD
A modern, well-constructed
home on shaded. level lot. Fire.
pl. In fv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
Ice. equip. kit; full hsmt., mod
ern shop. center. bus. paro-
chial and public schools all
within 3 short blocks. A terrific
buy at only S14,700, with $3.50
down to vets: $1,000 down to
non-vets should handle.
EVANSVILLE HILLS
Spacious brick Cape Cod,
situated on beautiful wooded
level lot: features enchanting
scr. patio. which must be seen
to appreciate. Ice. 23-ft. liv-
ing rrn.. family-siZe din. rm.,
well-eurip. kit. 2 extra large
bedrms.: full bsSTt.. gas h.-w.h.
This beautiful custom-buiIt is
designed for pleasant COM
Portable living and priced for
quick sale at only $17,950.
new FLA or cow. terms.
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-4560 TILL 8 Pm.
%
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SUITLAND
4 BEDROOMS

Very comfortable stone home on u.
acre, fenced. Fireplace, IN baths,
bsmt., oil heat. garage. Asking
$4,000. e. D. BURGESS, 10. g.
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2 YRS. OLD

2 YRS. OLD
HOME PLUS INCOME
Hr1ek .n Dutch hatS Colonial snt T,sn sep; =
din. rm.. fully equipped kit. lge.
scr. porch, carport, bedrms.. Ia
baths. Close to Army Map Serv.
Sell or trade.
C. D. MEANEY
EM. 2-4s99 DI. 7-sso1
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
Andrews-Bolling Area
Forest Heights Rambler

= VI COb 11C1S11tS 1Ld1t1UlCI
Only S16,25O. subject to GIL ap-
praisal; 2-level brick home: 8 bed
on street level. big kitchen, separate
dining room. powder room and base
nent on terrace level; colt. wide
lot: half block to bus.
Maryland Univ. Rambler
$15,5OO. Brick; full basement. 8
bedrooms. dining room: $3.50 cash
will buy 1t on FILA plan. Less than
half mile to University.
Rogers Hts. Bungalow
on Edmonston, I'd; sits high UP on
room room. iu loo basement. side porch;
Riggs Rd. Mr.. Ager Rd.
Newly decorated: Groom, JohnsyAdan-
yille asbestos shingie Colonial.
bedrooms up; no basement;
s1s,5oO; subject to CT appraisal.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
5000 Conn: Ave. KE. 7-ls00
EVANSVILLE HILLS
Liv. rm., din. rm., kit. 8 Ice.
bedrms.. full basement with auto.
washer. outside drepl, lge. fenced
lot.
Landowner HILLS
Three bedrms., lge. liv. rm., sep.
din. rm., fully equipped kit, full
bsmt., fenced I'd; VA approved,
$12.2b0, no down payment required
to veterans; S6S.40 month.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 7-6655
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HOUSES FOR SALs--MD.
SILVER SPRING
LEAVING TOWN

3-bedrm. brick rambler; bsmt,, table
space In kit; 1 yr. old; cor. lot; mr..
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ARLINGTON NORTH
M11a11RN TERRACE

MILBURN TERRACE
S13,650-GI
Attrac. red brick with 2 porches.
garage. rec. rm., remodeled kit,
full bsmt.. 2 bedrms.; nice yard
TARA AREA
S19,730-GI
Half bath on LIST A.; .GE kit, dish
washer. clothes washer, DISPOSAL;
partly finished rec. rm., porch;
good bedrms., nice yard with trees.
NEAR LEE HWY.
S20,500-GI APPLIED FOR
Half bath on LIST A.; cleo. kit. with
breakfast nook; lge. porch; finished
rec. rm.: full bsmt. = attached ga
rage; 3 bedrooms. fT
NEAR ARLINGTON HOSPITAL
S24 .500--GI APPLIED FOR
Four excel. bedrms.. 21a baths; nm
ished rec. rm.. porch; built-in ga
rage.
J. MAYNARD MAGRUDER
1898 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-7000
STRATFORD HILLS
True center-hall, 2-story, early
American Colonial; 3 bedrms.. den
2 fireplaces, 2h baths: stone and
hrtCk. fraa. af,Iddad LIT Call KE
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ARLINGTON NORTH
BRANDON VILLAGE
HEART OF ARLINGTON
3-BEDRM. COLONIALS
$4,000 TO $16,250
vETERANs-DowN PAYMENT TO
SERVICE PERsoNNEL-5% CASH.
30.YEAR LOAN: NEW FLA FINANC-
ING AVAILABLE.
New 3-bedrm.. l1a-bath 2-story Co
lonial homes. Large ny. rm., sep.
din. rm.,. lge. mod. equipped kit.
with breakfast space, refgr., stove
and disposal. Full bsmt. with u
bath. On-street parking. Lee. level
lots. models to choose from.
Settlement costs about $3.50; monthly
payments approx. SOC, incl prin.,
int. taxes and insur. Walking dist.
TO public and parochial schools.
TO REACH: out Wilson blvd. past
N. Glebe I'd. to N. Emerson ST.: left
1 blk. to Bluemont drive; right ]
OPEN 1880 10 $50 DAILY AND
SUNDAY. or call Mr.. .pamron. so.
5-66S3. or Col. Breckenridge. IA.
5-S06l or res. TE. 6-3716.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES. NC.
1722 L st. NV. MA. $4,000
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$4,000
$500 CASH
ut

A BEST, BEST BUY IF YOU'VE
EVER SEEN 1T. All brick, g bed
rms. semidet.; new oil furnace,
slate roof rec, rnn.. completely re-
decorated. Located ct Lee hwy; ana
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
s Es S. sbie rec cent?. s s sS
pIetely air-conditioned. Lee. lot with
trees and firepl Many additional
features. This home Is years old
and is In excel. cond. Cow. schools.
buy At SS1. 800. shown By apt.
only. Call Mr.. DENTON. MA. g.
2040, after 5 pm. WO. 6-4444. go
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LANDOVER HILLS

EVANSVILLE AREA
consisting Of 5 Ice. beSrms. and
bath. Ice. liy. rm. and din. rm.,
fenced in yard. VIII 60 CT with
B or .10% down. Asking S12,75O,
subject to VA loan, ERWIN REALTY,
WA. 7-1232. WA. 7-0334. WA. =
LANGLEY PARK-GI
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
white brick; level corner;
fireplace, GE kit. full bsmt., auto.
VA approved: $4,000: 5SS or less
down. by OWNER, HE. 4-SO25.
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.

ARLINGTON
Wooded Setting
PACKED WITH cHARMl Brick Co
lonial home with .'step-down" living
bedrooms and bath up: basement
recreation room and half bath: ga
rage; close to excellent grade school.
CT APPROVED AT $2I,S6O. n you
want something different in CO.
lonial styling this Is your oppor-
. ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia $4,000 I'll .
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VALUE

Is the by-word today. The most
h hSose T yve N hfd IL SsaSs fSr c 1s
VENIENCE PLUS: 8 bedrooms, 2
baths, poTchss,, trip rls, a,,rI ere,
water heat; low down payment ac-
ceptable, or CT. Call for appt. to
inspect. 8 TO 9. IA. 10000.
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A PERFECT DAY!
Begins when you visit this 3-bedrm
brick rambler which glistens with
newness. Located on large lot close
to MOL. in Silver Spring. IT'S q
buy at S21.500. Call US to see It
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
HE. $4,000 Til o PM.
Daily, RA. $4,000
, "a Years OF Dependable 0Seryice
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ARLINGTON FOREST
3-bedrm. brick: flrepl,, broadloom car
stairs: screened porch: knotty -pine
rec. rm. with bar: brk. garage. Many
extras, Close to churches, schools,
shopping centers, transp. and park,
$22.950: substantial cash required
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ELEGANT RAMBLER
BETHESDA-S21. $50

DE ! I1EODA-1AI ,SCU
Attractive Groom brick Colonial on
beautiful tree-shaded lot: ideal for
, outdoor entertaining. Large liy.. rm.
with firepl., din. rm.. nice kitchen,
screened porch: on End fl. are 3
room; full bsmt.: rec. area with
firepl: garage. Short walk to schools
and bus. Terms available on this
choice residential home.
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SILVER SPRING

$4,000. CT approved with SCI
down. Brand-new Cape. Cod with
bedrms.. 2 baths and full bsmt. with
outside exit, situated on diversified
lot In close-in location.
$4,000. 3-bedrm. Colonial, close to
AL conveniences; large liv. rm.,
separate din, rnn.. 1Ix11 Kit. bsmt.
with tile moor and outside exit;
30.yr. financing available for
Almost new rambler with Q hedrms.
lily. rm... dinette and fully equipped
kit. with table space. Expansible
upstairs with plumbing roughed in ;
tiful shade trees.
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ARLINGTON NORTH
BRICK RAMBLER
8 BEDROOMS
$15,750
OF APPRovED-Ssc DOWN
Only Q blks. from new Nottingham
elementary school on No. 9th ct
Just completely redecorated ant
ready to move In. Ewes, call Mr.
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000
ARLINGTON, N.
CT appraised. S15,995--Brick Co
lonial, tmmac. cond.; liv. rm. (hre.
place.. din. rm., equipped kit. 1st
a.; 2 lge. bedrms., tile bath End;
full bsmt.; toilet, .laund; tray; oil
&C. heat; screened porch; Diet. ga
rage; convenient location.
LINDSAY SIEGFRIED
FqOo
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$500 DOWN

4 Azsso5Ur. As-b 1hAL colonial S9 if home
in heart Of Arl. Attrac. porch.
foyer entr., big liv, rm., sep din.
rm.. mod. kit. nice bedrms., rec:
5 couNT II P PiRi A fTiesa at sf2.
100. GIs hurry on this one. Call
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4011 AcS11U O111Vs 1Gos111U1CI
$4,000. Brick; full basement, 8
will buy 1t on FILA plan. Less than
half mile to University.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-24
P. CUNNINGHAM At JORDAN HALL

psuedora Cunningham, plan
ist, made her debut, in Jordan
Hall, Thursday night, April IS,
before a warmly appreciative
audience.
A debut in Jordan Hall is an
ambitious undertaking for any
one, especially one SO young
as Mrs. Cunningham. However,
she displayed none of the ner-
vousneSs which might easily
have been excused; but rather
she want to work with all the
assurance of a veteran. Her
technique left little to be de-
sired, her nuances were beau
tiful, her power gave the i'm
preston of being conserved for
spots where it was most effec-
tive, and yet she seemed to
have more in reserve, and her
personality flooded over the
footlights. Her kindly dis
posed" audience was Justly
enthused with a truly brilliant
performance which seemed to
foretell much greater triumphs
in the future, as the artist ma
lures. Ernest G. O'Banyoun.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-24
Dr.. Jenkins Proxy
For B. u. Pres.

COLUMBIA, sc. - Boston
University and its president
Harold Cass were represented
by the Rev. DR.. J. Julian Jen-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-24

no n " WASHING I ON
VOIyeS AlUerpre ano en-
forcement of various labor sta
tutes administered by the de-
partment.
Miss Washington is a grad
uate of Hunter College and
New York University Law
School. For the past six years,
she has been employed as a
probation officer in the Court
of the New York State Bar.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-24
Christ Temples
Impressive
Easter Services
BY Interested Friend

The congregation of Christ
Temple Church of Personal Elk
perience deserves high praise
for the manner in which were
carried out the Passion Ser
vices during Holy Week under
the direction of Laymor T. Hun
ter.
All who attended we're great
ly inspired. Although lacking
the main character, the late
Rev. DR.. w. Frederic Fisher, the
powerful drama moved in such
a way that it was easy for the
audience to depict the parts
filled by him. Every player did
his or her part with surh feel
ing and reverence that it SEEM
ed the spirit OF the great direc-
tor was within them.
Hundreds braved the down.
pour of rain Easter morning
to witness again 1.-THE Open
Tomb" which was presented in
John Hancock Hall. Aside from
the Resurrection drama and
the. beautiful music, the aud
ience was lifted by the message
"I Have Seen The Lord" de-
livered by Mr.. Hunter. An OBJ
Continued On Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-24

Texas, has procured over 1000
new members and our Boston
Council has accepted this as a
challenge. The Accomplishment
of this Herculean task will re-
quire the untiring efforts of
many. They need your support.
Join now! The Youth Council
is open to all young people
(between the ages of and
James H. Jones, the very ca
pable and efficient Chr. of the
NAACP Housing Committee,
reports that a public meeting
viii be held sometime in May
at which specific information
will be given to the general
public concerning; what public
housing is available. who is
eligible, private home financing,
the building of low rent private
units for the aged, particular
emphasis to be given to the
subject of landlord and tenant
relationships. This meeting will
be of vital Importance to every
man and woman living in the
RoXbury area and will be pro-
ductiVe of much practical and
constructive information. Time
and place of the meeting to be
announced later.
Mrs. c. -ayette Taylor, Chr.
of the Educational Committee,
announces three more scholar
ships to be awarded to high
school graduates who are plan
ming to enter college this fall
or otherwise continue advanced
training. They are the Irwin
scholarship of $3.50, the Bur-
dett Scholarship of 5000, and
the Ball Scholarship of $3.50.
Application blanks may be Sc
cured at the NAACP office and
must be returned no later than
May l, 1854. Interviews with the
committee will be scheduled
shortly after the deadline of
May LIST.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-24
ARCHBISHOP FLAYS COLOR SEGREGATION
NAACP STARTS GREAT
MEMB ERSHIP DRIVE

The Boston Branch of the
NAACP officially began its An
nual Membership Drive on Mon
day, April 10, 1854 and has set
as its goal a minimum of 5000
new adult members.
The entire staff has been
geared up to wage the most
intense far reaching campaign
ever undertaken in it's history.
John L. WilkS Dynamic, hard
working director of the Mem
berShip Drive is issuing a plea
for hundreds of volunteer work
erS to assist in this tremendous
undertaking. Workers are need
ed for office work, clerical work
solicitors, etc. The entire Great
er Boston area is to be can
vaSed with the most intensive
work to be done in Wards 4,
8, and IL. Workers will make
personal calls upon each resi-
dent in these wards. If you
believe that America should
truly be Zone nation indivisible
with liberty and justice for
all" then do not turn a deaf
ear when you are approached
by solicitor. Ward Chairmen
are Harry j. Elan, Ward IL;
John Bynoe, Mrs. Susie Lewis,
Mrs. Frances Bennett, Petro
FferSon, Mrs. Margaret Young
blood, Rev. Haynes, Ward 9;
Mrs. Helen Mann, the Back Bay
Associates, Ward 4. Contact the
NAACP office at 1872 fremont
st. Tel. co 7-1058 or any of
the above mentioned Ward
Chairman for an assignment.
The office will be open day and
evening until 9 P. M. Monday
to Friday for the Duration of
the Drive.
The Youth Council of the
NAACP is playing an important
role in the present membership
campaign. They have set as
their goal 500 new members. The
Youth Council of San Antonio,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-04-24
MRS. R. BOND
SUCCUMBS

Mrs. Osia Bond, widow OF
John Bond of Readville, Mass,
passed away at her home Mon
day, April 10, after a long
illness and ten days after her
return from the Deaconess Hos
pitaI where she had been a
patient for six weeks. At her
passing all three of her daugh-
tiers were present at the bed
side, frankie M. Bond who liv-
ed with her mother, Betty Bond
of New York City and Evelyn
Bond Pride who had come from
her home in Los Angeles, Calf
ornia to spend Easter with her
mother. A sister. also sur
wives, Mrs. Anne Webb of New
York City.
Funeral services were held
on Thursday at Christ Fpisco-
pal Church, Hyde Park, at 2
pm.
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NJ usicianS Ball
For a Night Of Joy

For followers of the modern
music craze especially the
Springs top-notch event will
be the Musicians Ball at the
Rollaway Ballroom. Revere
Bands, bands, bands! Every
outstanding orchestra of Boston
and vicinity will be there April
80 to dispense irresistible me-
lodies and rythm that will
keep the ballroom on the jump
from 9 p. m. to 4 a. m.
On platform for this sea-
sons greatest music festival
will be bands as follows: TaS-
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ROxbury Council
Holds Meeting

The Roxbury Council of the
State Club, a non-partisan
body, held well-attendeo
meeting at 464 Mass. ave
Thursday night, April is.
Speaker Gibbons of the House
of Representatives gave the
main address, Leon G. Lomax,
council president, announced
his candidacy for Ward 8 Re-
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Funeral services for Louis
Firpo Brown of 100 Sterling
ST., Roxbury, were held at the
Willard Freid Memorial Chapel,
1041 fremont St., April 10 at
1890 pm.
Mr.. Brown died April IL in
Boston City Hospital after a
comparatively short illness. He
was born in Savannah, Ga,
April II, 1906. He worked for
Eastern Steamship lines as a
young men. In recent years
he became a very popular mixo-
logist in local clubs and at the
time of his demise was en-
ployed at the Pioneer Club and
at SHADES Cocktail Lounge
where he worked for 10 years.
Firpo, as he was known, was a
quiet, soft spoken person, we'll
liked by all who knew him. He
was a wellknown sport en-
thusiaSt.
Pallbearers were, MeSsrs. john
Winborn, Louis Bennett, Fred'k
Redman, Robert Miller, and
Chavene Morris. He is mornueo
by an aunt, a cousin, Mrs. Ruth
Davis and family, and severa
other relatives.
The chapel va filled to over
flowing by friends who came
to pay tribute. The services
were conducted by the Rev
Nathan Wright of st. Cyprian's
There were more than a dozen
cars In the cortege.