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AUToMuBILEs FOR SALE


FORD 1885 Tudor; good transp.; s
new tires, new battery. See TO ap.
preciate; best Offer. $500 42nd
AVE. a Hyatt ne, between ? aaa
roRn ,s1 Custom n', %. rudor; heater
S SsrippMs ~ E 49, ~ WoNRo S r Hi
ISL Ss5r No. oga 40 !, ~, MoS 81 Sc IA
Omen eysninss4 TIL 3. ~. b-1so1.
FORD 1854 Tudor custom; Fordo-
trade allowance: bank nnancing.
rom 1919 Custom ''s.' Tudor: FL
and h.; excel cond. eau after 9
4 pm. 10. 2-7b17. 20
FORD q Tyder se9an; o nrsr-F gTsES'
1887 irving st. NV, AD. a-S5g0.
Also $3.50, l4th st, Nv. -. $780,;
FOhD 50 custom IuuoI, an3
~ saas ca, down WV. ns sss: and terms
srTansea f. sIis your s Sudg ;s NC NC
EN-. 3.72s6. :
FORD ri congsT ' gTssSsik ws sxs tS SD
THACKER MOTORS, La. 6-053O.
--25
FORD '5s Ranch WAGON; low mile
TTHAcKER Mo5TiioRs, la. $3.50.
-26
througlSout; sen for balance due,
$4,000. No money down. CTHOl
WILLIAMS BUICK. goth and Z. ].
r aye; Ne; .so ra.a. .na = bSscr
paint; IDEAL low cost transportation,
ranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR g.
lFord S2O Bladenspurg 70. o5 rs.
~. 7-S30O: 30
FORD ,b3 RancnWagon: :; ana T..
roTSomstist one . owns Iks ss5
e.month OF ss, 1900 mile s waErspty;
400 Renning I'd; ne; aui T a-l0l l;;t,
s,,tnms n SI = and 81 and other ex-
tras. beau.; green i, laisa.; same Z, la a
Y Yo,,r present. IN" car may be down pay
n nsnt pam ssns 4. financing On balance.
KIRK MOTOR CO. 40oo ga. ave.
FORD 81 Custom VS. Fordor; Gus
tom .G%Ssd .s nEos soSss o ssP with
tires. etc. Beaut. sandstone NM
so: ssss fn III price i e.. FRANK SMALL.
Jr., INC, 1886 Good Hope rd.- sc.
LII. 4-57OO. --25
FORD 81 Custom VS. conv. sports
mans; kreem VIZ clscz sg tt..s ana
T., sul sr.r s,ss 1h,s : Ssresin
U ,;t, 80 s.,rsnt- - criv
WI wpHr OUT up ny 9s. sr 49, - Y NJ
3Ss sae. da TAN No. o ~ st- ~.
t t7So eoou noDs ~. A' 295
rSvH. 40 4. hive rordor. hsenk
s.s mist sr Gs g nnish fully eun nps
has sest .nvsrs ana Il ready Ia ~
deiiyered. our week end special,
MAIL Ma;rsansS rs any Z mg sMAiI .ir re- NC.
1raS fsnod Hone ri a.e In i-670O.
LOU >1oou 1aope a1' - Oh
rnvn *, v,.tor,e. and n Fordo-
wat;c priced to seil At only Se95.
Bank financing. OHIO WILLIAMS
| BUICK. 2OOI Nichols ave. Sc.
| go
FORD III Custom Tudor; r. and h.,
undercoating. custom seat covers,
clean throuehout; AL cond. /; $795;
SOLO +. /. ave. me- De: s-ssO2.
TN r.3nt sdss HAS eSesi motor;
c,,iv eotSE eS dawn 500 mo.
| STI5r gr44STT. A, SSor .nfsN OAK Carroll
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fRAlLERs

SCHULZ az; 50 IT.; Q bedrms.. shwr.
and toilet; good cond.; $1,000 cash.
TRAILER. luggage. all steel. like new.
75O-lh capac.. hitch, cover frame,
fitted tarp. IA. S-5914. "a
3-RM. TRAILER with 2-rm.. porch,
81, 900 or best offer. Lot 80. Tenn
pie Trailer Village. Alex. TE- 6-4a15
IF YoU CAN. . late ls4s
27-ft. Liberty that Is in. excellent
condition; flush toilet, 4 wheels, new
tires, sleeps 4; perfect for hauling.
living or as summer camp. Will
be sold this week end to highest
bidder. Call KE. S-2697. 10
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

-. -
AlIToAAoeII e FoR sAIr
OsSWs>'s'S
= !. - !.
cHEVk0LET b2 6Cyleune Qe Mxe 81.
DR.. sedan; PoWerghde, heater. seat
s slsa as 81 I Z IS:
M MOTORS 81 500 wis. ave. NV. Wo.
$500. 20
CHEW ,sa styleline: Poverelide; ex-
ceIient cond.. both mech. and ep-
ksE olsss4 o~ mnsAse' es1 - 3D.
caEy. 81 suburban ysscn: seats 3;
$40: HOttNEHs CCn; 9uIce nsSei-
civ Ill ~ club coupe e o sauippeS; H.
sass1 gsrissss, slass :o SsSS s1e IA
e.l1sa. .. 30
CHEW. '53 4-dr. 21O: $500 mi.
Owner oraersd. "a soro1a; p ra,seG ior
- - ss
cM n,d tcrI,. ~ New d xosksr 49, noE
e ste slSs and nd :. and h.: IN beaut.
gnblemished orig. blue; sp9tiess M
ssrlor: Iruiy n ane. lpoMJmiHtsaEe. Il
Kirk MOTOR ' e., 1000 ga. awe.
49, Nv =. 20 -2S
I insi ersen q i,nis f.'of rad Ssu heStsr
sntomstic transmission, Wv. tires.
plastic covers; poWerful VS. motor.
.ptnsd n 1os cssh 4raSa ~ tsrnys
y m :, Ens 9S1IS' 1904 Wis. o aVe.
cHHRYsf'E "a Crown rmner,ai hard
Ton: biaeF with cram fop: CHROME
W. Ne xhesl.; r. !; and ;. Th,s car q i
CHHYSLER 'b4 imperial sedan; com |.
pany oficisi car: radio heater
PowerFiite trans, power steering.
Tres, sO Ir1 siass sun new1csr title and
warranty; Substantial savings.
WHEELER, INC, Chrysier-Plymouth-
na nM. 54sec g 3: sat- MssG sa
C IN Z; ri windsor a. Luxe Ss !.
az; sxceptionsl; sI.205. STANLEY
HORNER, 1920 MINI. ave. NE, LU.
1-g226.
CHRYSLER 81 New Yorker 2-dr.:
T s heater r.e Sssus RSwsT steer
SYasE gSNscssn GSiys Ssly
HHlymoutn-imperta D e1os. = 4sV y
Sat.-Sun. till 8. --23
80 Town. and Country
Newport; r. and b., fluid drive; car
Gan b seen 4 TABS wis. ave-, Pc
CHRYSLER '63 Windsor de luxe
sedan; heater, auto. trans, 2-tone
green: clean: ] owner; Worthwhile
guar; only $1.369. WHEELER, INC.
Observation-Disclosures Dealer,
$500 wisconsin n:w., I'm. 3-47os.
CaEYsLER 1851 Impsrisl a-door
drive, power brakes, electric control
windows: one owner: Ior SAFE bg
owner; S1,34b: can pc seen at 6OZO
Inwood st., Cheyerly,. Nd. 23s .
DE SOTO AZ convert. coupe; light
green 1nish. tan top; T. and b.; .
good 2nd car; $685.. KENYON
dr.. Arl. Va, ia. 2-01S9. Open It'll
$3.50 pm. .26
DE SOTO 80 Custom 4-dr. ked.; beau-
tiful gypsy green I'm, inferior like
new; factory radio and heater, auto.
trans; l-pwner. low mileage; 81, 1915.
md LARGEST DodRe-Plymouth Dealer,
DE SOTO 81 Sportsman hard top;
original 2-tone blue fin., like new;
low mileage, 1-owner, unusually clean
inside and out; auto. trans, radio,
heater, Reduced to 81 ,295. TREW
MOTOR CO. Wash..s Oldest a "a,
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scATs
MOTORCYCLES


RIDE TO-DAY A eSA--BsA cham
pion motorcycles Of the year; many
models 10 choose from: Road Rock.
et, Shooting Star. Golden Flash and
others rood used machines partl
and repairs accessories. trades and
terms. BIALOCK CYCLE CO.. 8lts
Ga. ave. Silver Spring
HID. 1850 125-CC; excel. condition
5,l00 mi; $3.50 cash; exceptionally
clean. OIL. 2-5S02 after 6 pm. Fri
Any time Saturday, 24
INDIAN CHIEF 194S; excel. condi.
Of chrome. $3.50. AP. 7-1094. ia
VINCENT $50 model Black Shadow
excellent conditions; $700 or bes
offer Call any time Friday Of
Saturday. JE. 2-2559. IA
HARIEY-DAy'N lg47; r. a., Budd!
seat. saddle bags; newly painted
S325 or best cash offer. IA. 7-523S
NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23
A REAL BUY
1913 25-FT. TRUSCOTI
SEDAN CRUISER

with double planked mahag. hun and
iI5-h.p. Chrysler mArice engine;
a-iiixurious boat that sleels 4. with
galley and head: looks and runs
Ike new; $4,000 cash. or terms. To
inspect call DI. 7-7l4O or no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-23

SEE THE ALL-NEW TRIUMPH LINE
TODAYi--Tiger zoos and HOS: $50
&C. Terrier; the new 200 &C., A.
speed aTiger Cub; oYerheae valve.
4-cycle engine. Poppy. light and
economical. Priced from $459. Spec.
sale on new 1853 Zundapps. Only
3 left. Reduced to $475. Used
machine spec.
1858 Triumph. $50 &C. $1,000 $685.
1851 BSA. 500 &C. Single S275
1853 Zundapps, Sol, shaft dr.. 1895
1851 Harvel. "61," DIV. clean. $685.
1858 Indian Chief, new paint. 1913
1852 Ariel, square four ---- S595
1852 Harley. 125 &C. clean - Sl95
1858 Zundapps. 200 &C 1899 1895
These and others to choose from at
reduced prices. Sales and service.
Trade and terms. Parts and access
series. Windber, Pa, 50-mi. natl
road race Sunday, July o.. Lang
horn, Pa, 100-mi. natl. Tickets on
sale now.
ALLIED MOTORS
HOO 9th st. NV. co. 5-i496.
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MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE

25qs oFF-oil cans. ga and 5 gal:
lon sizes; life preservers. adults and
children; boat cushions, diving
goggles. cupboard motor stands.
ave, Sil. spg. JU. 9-6050. "a
COME AND TAKE A RIDE on the
and durability 1t can't be beat.
With every purchase. of $50 or more.
free ticket for Langhorne. Pa. races.
We will be closed all day this Satur-
day for Gypsy tour and 5O-mile ma
tfpnal road race at Winber. Pa.
HID SALES & SERVICE
1905 31st ST. NV. AID. 2-0602
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BOATS Cont

OWENS 1883 sf-FT. EXPRESS -
, g5n fu sdsee EQUIPPED nihncluSinr radio;
Low hours. ready for s sIlSSo type Ell 81
Isl. Monday throush Friday. 8 4 m.
RICHARDSON, 2e-ft. cabin cruiser.
sleeps 4, with nice galley and head.
sFuiiy equipped and in excellent con.
$500. KE. 1854.
45-FT. FISHING CRUISER. twin
screw, Chrysler marine engine;
s 900 y e best E. Seo TA a00napoiIs.
Nd. IL 4-93s0. -25 !.
FOR sALE---1 cabin cruiser. length
a. e.. beam 1lis IT,. inclosed
wheel house. sleeps 4. fully eauip; Z;
f50-h.p. Gray marine engine WITH
REDUCTION rear .;r ! Blilt c in lsS !.
p. THNKFoRD, TEL, solomon 4l4l
I6.FT, WOLVERINE WAGEMAkER,
33-hp. Evinrude speedifour. remote
control, trailer. skis. other extras,
top shape: $500. XII. 9-0656. --25
young CPLE. being transf. overseas,
now living aboard. and wish 10 sell
their raised-deck cabin cruiser; xo
BY 10ta IT.; Graymarine pwrd,. via
kHI8H01 -ICNcASG anu - aGAeSeAo
Gears. compl .furn... incl. TV, and
enuip. for living abrd., incl shwr.,
hot-water htr. btld. gas. stove.
Tefgr.. etc.; 50 500. Ask for the
Laurie Lee, at Buzzard Point Boat
I'd. #. of 1st st. s.w.. Wash.
gAILBOAT, Aft. catboat. center
board, wood Pusey class, Rhodes
design: Maine built; regular sail
plus Ratsey racing sail; bracket
for cupboard motor; canvas cover;
miscellaneous gear, newly painted;
1855. King 9-705a. 20
20 sTEELCRAFT SEDAN s.. 800
81 1T. auxiliary cutter. glass-incloseo
cabin. 2 sets Of sails. excellent con,
a s.i1on steeicraft sedan. motor com
pletely overhauled. ship-to-shore
phone; Just refinished $500
Packard motor ----S2.I 5e
e5-ft. Chris-craft sedan S2,95t
1p-ft. runabout, 90-h.p. Gray 5000
1b4S Steelcraft, sleeps 2 - S2.25e
26-ft. Chris-Craft runabout. excel
1854 Century viking. 10 IT.: wind.
shield. cow. top. side curtains
cover ------ S2,4Ss
sTEELcRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Maine Ave. and NJ ST.. ST: 3-4145
MApTNE pAnTO PEpAJRS
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GARAeEs
AUTOS AND TRUCKS MANTEp

SIS MASS. AVE. NV, SOS month.
HARRISON q ADAMS, MA. S-S3O8.
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FREE SERVICE

ALL SEASON
ANY Scott-Atwater motors we sell.
Sales-service- parts. Authorized serv-
ice station, Scott-AtWater-Fi restone.
CENTRAL CUPBOARD CO.. $50
Eye st. NV. Ma. s-0221.
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CADILLAC late

gHe6s YSuUs EeVln
Immediately. II. 4
CADILLAC AT n1odl
ton; r. and h.. Gle!
S645. Browning [
CHEVROLET 81
conv.; :. and b.,
tires; beautiful I
finish. with red
500 odd milea.
tee. Save hundr
& 'sssos wisconsin
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CADILLAC III .02" sedan; blue: q
sHsTss; l,ke . sTsns nsw: saa ss6

CADILLAC 80 hard-top coupe; beau
tiful black finish. white top. Hydra,
wheel; / owner; S2,296. JACK
herman. INC. 123 Florida ave.
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only mi 80 s: DOB bs TAKoMS ~sqSerdi No Is
TOR co.. ~. $1,000. S725 Pinsy
CHEViR6oLEETI 80 de luxe 2-dr.: i.
a ri sM 9or sn, psssastS gao TS
KoMA lFordl MOTOR Co. ~,
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air 2-tone blue
and ivory finish. matching interior:
beautiful: 4 owner: low mileage;
j. Brown PONTIAC. INC. 1850
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va, IA. 2-Sb57.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13
AN ATTACKS NATIONAL HOLIDAY

The Guardian has always been in the vanguard
in urging complete recognition of the Patriot Crispus
Attacks And just a few weeks ago. one Of our
writer's Boston Baed) publicly advocated national
holiday for Attucks the first American martyr of
the Revolutionary War which gave America her
freedom
Such request would not upset any calendar
schedule The month of March has no other national
holiday listed, the 18th being local celebration in
Boston history and st. Patricks Day is not legal
holiday.
To stimulate greater patriotism and appreciation
of American patriots the Guardian urges all it's
readers to join Attacks Holiday Committee, head
ed by Maude TrOtter Steward and to send letters
cards and kilograms to the Governor President and
the Congress advocating such day in honor of
citizen of New England. Will you join us?
Letters from all the nation are requested in
this crusade. Let all organizations, NAACP, ElkS,
MasOns, Odd Fellows all groups representing every
democratic endeavOr, join now to assure the world
that America has cOlored patriots second to none.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13
TO DISCUSS
TAX CUT

The New Boston Committee
is sponsoring a combined din e
ner discussion meeting at
$3.50 P. M. on March 10 at which
the FIVE members Of the City
Councils Committee on APP
preparations will discuss and be
asked questions on the subject
Can the Council reduce the
tax rate?" The participants will
be Councillors Piemonte, Foley,
Halter Mccormack and Nc
Laughlin; the interrogators
will be several prominent citi-
zens.
This meeting comes after the
budget hearings and during
the period when the Council
will be considering the lues-
ton of whether or not to cut
the 1854 budget This is the
time for citizens to show b.
q large attendance their in
terest in what the Councillors
are doing.
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0bSerVancsS
Continued From Page

continued From Page One
The day was bright and
piercingIy cold but, in spite of
it, the following made the pill
grimage and spoke in memory
of the martyred patriots: Di-
rector of Public Celebrations
John Brown, who brought three
wreaths (the city's offering) j.,
Professor Ernest O'Banyoun,
Mrs. Lillian Williams, Atty. Jo-
seph S. Mitchell, Atty. Keesler
Montgomery, Mrs. Melnea Cass,
State President of Gold Star
and War Parents Of America
and State President also of the
United War Mothers of Ameri-
ca; Homer G. Jarratt and Col
l.. HeWett, who, representing
the Governor, at 1890, brought
a large and magnificent wreath
from the Commonwealth, and
made fitting remarks, and DR..
Olivia Pearl Stokes, Director of
Religious Education of the
Mass. Council of Churches. The
latter was making her first pill
grimage to the sacred spots
and had broken important en-
gagements to be present and
speak. 1t was q thrilling mo-
ment for her, she said, to stand
at the foot of the monument
and pay her tribute to Ameri-
cas- first martyrs.
Comments were made on the
proposal to make March 5 a
national Holiday. Mrs. Cass and
Mrs. Williams, especially, point
ing out that if the day were a
holiday the school children
could attend the exercises and
learn Of the great event OF
March 5, ITO.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13
WILKINS A aFIRsTn2

Chairman Leonard w. Hall of the Republican Ma
nonal Committee says An Americans may take pride
the appointment of such well-qualifed Mr. j.
Ernest wilkins as Assistant Secretary of Labor Mr..
wilkins was asked to the Eisenhower Administration
solely on the basis of his qualifications but the unique
Iact IS mat ne is the first colored person. far
know, to hold a cabinet position"
Win the last part of Mr. Halls statement no we'll
WL;s person will agree The appointment of Mr..
WIit1nS is not rst In the administration of Presi-
dent George Washington colored man. Alexander Ham
on was Secretary of the Treasury 1t is recorded that
AZ lat ume he was ranked with Washington jefferson
sno Frankn as one OF the four great Americans of his
gay; ne was born in the West Indies. Perhaps his
foreign birth prevented widespread knowledge of his fam
ly origin To persons familiar with life in the West
1naies It is known that Hamilton mixed blood
s escaped scrutiny just as the color of Presi-
OF evidence that of Hardings ancestors did Eumn
have" ~ - W may
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Shaw House
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One
member James H. Jones will
preside. The Shaw House Choir
us will sirg.
Lurie is one of the nations
outstanding penologiSts; was
former Chairman of the Mas
sachusetts State Parole Board;
former Rrook.ine selectman:
chairman of Ford Hall Forum,
also chief investigator for the
Massachusetts, Bar Association.
Scores of Hub city friends
await the return of Boston
born DR.. Lee. Well-remembered
as a scholar, civic and social
leader and Acolyte at st Mar
tins and st. Augustine'S Church,
he is a graduate of the 1882
class of Tufts College Dental
School and served one year as
inferno at New York's Harlem
Hospital. Upon his return to
Boston, he was associated in
practice with DR.. F. Irving
Gray during which time he met
and married the former Althea
Jeffress in 1925 The Lees have
three sons, James, Jr., Henry
Jeffress and Bruce. His beloved
mother Mrs. Ella M. Lee re-
sides with the family in the
Fairlawn Manor Section Of
Waterbury.
DR.. Lee was the first preSi-
dent of the Waterbury Branch
of the N. A. A. G. P, served
five years and then became
Treasurer. A Mason, he is a
member State Executive Com
mittee of Americans for Demo
cratic Action and member
Board of Director of the Pearl
Street Neighborhood House. He
is also a member of the Ameri-
can, Connecticut state and Wa
terbury Dental Societies as well
as the Dental Staf of st. Mary's
Hospital in waterbury.
Tickets for this dinner-meet
ing are available at the Robert
ould Shaw House. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13
Echoes From
Attucks Meeting

The following paragraph is
from q book, Men of Mark, .
by William J. Simmons:
CrispuS Attucks was born in
slavery in 1928 and died in
ITO. He ran away from his
master September Is, 1850, at
the age of q. He was a mulat-
to, 6 feet, 2 inches tall. His
master advertised for him:
Short curly hair, his knees
nearer together than common;
had a light colored bearskin
coat, plain brown fustian jack
ct, or a brown wooden one, new
buckskin breecheS, blue yarn
stockings and a checked wool
en- shirt. Whoever shall take
up said runaway and convey
to above-said master, shall re-
ceive ten pounds, old tenor re-
ward, and all necessary charges
paid, And all masters of yes
sells, or others, are hereby eau
toned against concealing or
carrying off said servent on
penalty of the law. October 2,
1850"
Additional patrons Mr.. and
Mrs. William w. Wright, Frank
C. Register, DR.. and Mrs. Ar
thur A. Gaskin.
Il was with you in spirit
though I was absent in body"
said a patron who was unable
to attend the meeting. The fol-
lowing absent patrons sent do
nations: The Rev. j. H. D.
Bailey, Miss Margaret Hender-
son, Joseph H. Nelson.
A letter of regret was re-
ceived from Councillor Gabriel
Piemonte.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13
1854 JabberWock
Comes May 9TH

This year members of Iota
and Alpha Omicron Sigma
Chapters of Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority, Boston, are presenting
their 1854 Jabberwock 'on Fri
day evening, May 7, at John
Hancock Hall. Jabberwork pro-
vides an evening of entertain
ment for its audience while its
proceeds go for scholarships to
high school juniors and SEN
iors who will need financial
assistance to go to college.
Jabberwock was started in
Boston more than twenty years
ago by tie Deltas here and
now Jabberwocks are presented
all over the country by Chap
tiers of Delta Sigma Theta So
rority.
This years committee chair
men include: General Chair
man, Annita c. Wooten; Pro-
duction, Joyce Alexander; Tick
ct Chairman, Myrtis Freeman;
Printed Program, Frances j.
Perkins; Publiciay, Juanita NJ
Jackson; Judges and Prizes,
Elaine Wood; Scholarships, Mil
dred Alexander; Ushers, Nancy
Randolph; Hostesses, Ernestine
OBrien; Ticket Rally and Pro-
motion, Emma Poindexter.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-03-13
NAACP news

AL Capp, cartoonist and hu-
n1orAst, provoked serious
thoughts in his speech "The
Citizens Responsibility to
Public Schools" at public
meeting held at the South
End House on February "a, 1854.
The meeting was sponsored
by the newly formed Commu-
nifty Council for Public Schools,
a group spear-headed by the
NAACP Committee for Public
Schools. Mrs. Ruth Batson of
the NAACP was elected tenn
porary chairman of the organi-
cation.
John Kingman, executive
director OF the Federation of
South End Settlements, pledged
his support in any move to-
ward better public schools.
Samuel Atkinson, executive
director Of the Mass. Council
for Public Schools, led the dis
cussion period at the end Of
the program.
Any one interested in working
for the improvement of public
schools in the South End or
lower Roxbury should contact
Mrs. Ruth Batson at FL 5-s73s.
Remember TO purchase your
tickets for The Marian Ander-
son concert, Palm Sunday, from
the NAACP Office, 1872 fremont
Street. -.---..-.-.
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Young Dentist

Continued from Page One
ucation was then interrupted by
four years in the Armed Forces
spent in the Pacific theatre. He
then returned to complete his
studies by graduating from
Howard U in 1947, and Me-
harry Medical College in 1851.
While there he received a Fell
lowship to Guggenheim Dental
Clinic where he served his in
tership, then practiced with DR.
c. A. Waller in Brooklyn. Re-
turning to Boston, he practiced
with DR.. d. D. Louis until the
latter'S death.
The realization of a boyhood
ambition came with the open
ing of his very modern office,
in which he has the latest mod
ern equipment. The office in
terror, compactly modern, gives
the illusion of spaciouSnesS, en-
tirely designed, rebuilt and
decorated by DR.. Markham
Carpentry is his hobby. He is
married to the former Gloria
Mason, graduate of Bennett
College, N. C.
An athletic enthusiast, he is
an avid fo1Iourar oF honab.l1
football and boxing, and was
CIAA Featherweight Champion
for two years. He also played
semi-pro baseball with the
Boston Rangers and Boston
Tigers.
The new Office is located at
8l5 fremont Street, opposite
Mortified Street. Hours are
$50 to 7 pm. and by appoint
ment. Highlands 2-8475.
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SOCIAL SECURITY

1t is most important that you
guard your Social Security card
carefully. 1t is important bee
ause this card shows the nu-
mber of your Federal insurance
policy. Your employer should
have your correct name and
Social Security number COPIED
from your card) on his payroll
records, in order that you will
get full credit for all the wages
he reports for you. The pro-
lection of your family in the
event of your death and your
own retirement pension dep
end upon the accuracy of your
employers reports. You can
help him report accurately by
making sure he copies your
name and number from your
Social Security card mot from
your memory.
If you should change your
name through marriage or the
courts, be sure to notify your
employer, and ask your nearest
Social Security office for CHI.
ange-of name form. The Social
Security office will cross-refer
your old and new names, and
issue a duplicate card with your
old numeber, so that wages rep
orted under both names will be
posted to your account.
If you lose your card visit
your local Social Security office
and request a new card, which
will show your original number.
GUARD YOUR CARD Careful
LILY. USE 1T WISELY. DON'T
LOSE IT. IF YOU DO LOSE 1T,
APPLY FOR A DUPLICATE AT
ONCE AT YOUR NEAREST
SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE.
The RoXbury field office is
at 80 Warren st. (HI 2-8150l.
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During that period of the
year when it Is too warm for
skiing and too cold for swim
ming. few points Of interest in
Massachusetts can match the
glamour of a family week end
visit to Logan international
Airport in East Boston.
"Rubher~necking" at the
airport is becoming an increa-
singly popular family pastime
1t is not unusual to visit there
on a mild Saturday or Sunday
afternoon IN March to find TO-
600 signtseers making their
way around the rambling ter
minal building.
Time was when d family group
went to the airport to see the
Slanes land aid take off. To-
day this activity is matched
at Logan by several other at
fractions Leading the list is
the lovely little Chapel of Our