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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET so acton ptek.up;
s525 or best cf1ssEs;a 4o7 L. Baum
r 4 II; s. f M-tsn panel: hestsE
good conditi1n, shroy Wa .h oS, 1sst
Ford Dealer, 1900 i4th st, NV,
so, Z. d.;;;1ll11.s Open eyes, til o.
G NJ; ~ ~ A-ton pickup. good condl-
tor, throughout; ready To- E spN
p sa;ss, Ts ssh6en'eosid Oldest s Ford psaisr.
r 0PSD So Is W. 'tsstSn pIcSps Gust. !
s-SSs7, days; 10. 5-ss27. eyes
a.. and usED aTTsucks. H,-v.lue ased
see our selsetian before yog. 6.ly
eoi sisdensboFF rd. he. IL 2
CHHvRoLEr 'ts sed.p esliysrs: i'm:
m mhsaas.' s sssoi ESos sord
1NSfffRhasstx;Tnf jS p e .ssn pickup:
good running eonditicn; s2oS OF
c Sfsi Gt5fEs ny ri Si IL Ton. En-:
GOOD. good rubber. . bargain, sleb.
k K aASs Tccfd'' iii 18Th st. "a aiv''
FORD '52 F-b00 cab and chassis;
2-speed rear and IN excellent con-
PARKWAY-FORD
3O51 NJ ST NV. AD. 2.01e6
FORD 1851 F-100 S-cyl. h-ton
cond. throughout. and ready 70 90
TO work; only $54P.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII. 2-99ss27
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CHRYSLERS
THESE MUST GO

~ w;ns:or .sSSr : ssSs sSSSS 81
80 New YORKER, .4.dr. sedan 69s
40 New Yorker 4-dr: sedan - 29t
H. B. Leary, Jr. 81 Bros. Inc
chrysier plymouth Used Car Dept
$40 Wis. Ave. NV. -Ho. 2-6ol2
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AUToNoBILEs ron sAle

CHRVROLRT 1851 convertible epe.:
:RsIosasaasss fssi s ssan 4. sv: zee e.
CHEVROLET 80 convertibie; black;
haul; good tires: $500. 10. b-3l4S.
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DODGE 1854

DOOGG 40O1
4-door Coronet; radio and heater,
seat covers, 2.tcue cray and
maroon stock No. 400; Specially
priced TUESDAYS and wednesdays
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3i4O Lee HighWay. Arl.. "a. 2-9002
DODGE 1850 2-ar.; heater. custom
seat covers; 2-tone new medium
gray fifiish. excellent tires: written
guarantee. bank. financing: bargain
priced At only $495. .
HALEY'S of Course!
DoDGE-PLYMQuTH
N STREET At FlRST Sc.
Ii. $4,000 Closed SUNDAYS
DODGE 'bl Meadowbreok 4-doori
fully equipped. beautiful inside and
out; one owner; very low mileage.
Cannot buy good transp. cheaper;
q real bargafn. only 5000. SAFETY
tested for your projection, 30-day
written gusrantee. .9
PAUL BROS. (Olds.)
WIS. AND ELILcoTT ST. NV.
zE. 7-130S 9-e Closed Sundays
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CHFVR0LET 81 Bel Ar h5dtop;
ssss. & ssl sSsn ana ab sl. siss and
' s1door: =. ana l., Pso'sersiids; oris-
inal 2-tone green tinish, Todnys
MONROE FORD. 1887 East-west
ninRs I'll o. JU. 6-TS04.
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co

including white tires: todAy'1
best buy IN 1885: ccc guar
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1899 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC s,. 6l saGape' s; tor rrss cen:
tom-made seat covers: 1886 eflE.
g,lis p en io 3 i ssss o. I've ave.
C AM &c, ~ sssiIssa e2" Sc. ssssan;
power steeling and brakes. elsettic
ns na0 Sisek Snish. DG truly i - ezesp:
ss Sasl fAsYEshRs soSfEbgMo Isl neg
CADILLAC Co. 1925 Kenwood
cADiLLHC 1863 serlss "e2" sedan:
fully equipped: :. and h.: Hydra.
Matte: power steer;ns; wv. tie:
sl7s s"n HkEAs sr's oEbsM6 Sfnfasi'a
CADILLAC CO. 1872, KenWoOd
CApSiLLhS '5s De VIE: new: an ex-
tras: 2-tone: cash discount. price
or trade considered. ST. 3-1108.
CHEVROLET IS VS. convertible:
s,.Cn: ,1 Ahish; =. sCsD D; y; sSr SSris;;
So. 1895. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
Co, NC. 1909 E;sW hWy. Sas %.
c AZ, sh fsDSSs H Bei AZ az 1880 s o..
S Se.. o.r %S 5 3 ;ssn' si.7ess. or
CHEvRoLET .4s 6-passenger coupe;
tically new. 1 owner. s27S. "a.
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DE SOTO 1850

carry.all: immaculate, brown leather
interior, easily converted into sta
tion wagon, Ideal family transpor-
tation. Stock No. $50. Priced OF
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
al4o Lee Highway. Arl. IA. $4,000
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DoDdR 153 C0feaet 4-dooF; eyre
.Ias ma t Sa sasRRsd s.s ssls oat: e.
Safety TESTED for your protection;
3O-day written guarshtss,
PAUL BROS. (OldS.)
" VIZ, Az E II rrIo.ssd T s M%;
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BUICK 'Bi super Riviera hardtop:
Stone gray; SontctUnc radio. Aif-
now heater. E-z-Eye Glass: custom
interior trim: . sensational value
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
i dsss 1' nisaksNTisGosg1c1ossEEp SEE sgs
BUTCKs-'40 station wagon. pyna :,
kdri. sedan, =. and h., Dyna.. $500:
Sac: 30 Rdinsster. sedan, black.
$3.50: 81 Super Riviera. T. and o..
s79a;, .,52 super Riyi s.,s;. r ,,, ana
hhardtop. Dyns. :. and h.; black.
D DSlse se e9u, S2'1 81 y.ssS. HoRNsRfs
COR; Buick Dealer. Fla. ave- ne
BUICK 1888 Custom sedan; eSSSs soi'
terms. $50 dn., 81 Wk' l7ao j.
ave. ne. ---------- An
BVIcK N. k iy,, a 5s5d'S S;s ej sasi
with rich blendine. custom interior
scsiietofie radio, aif-eontrol heater
defroster. synchro mesh transml Us
sion. This Immaculate motor CT
rusYaftee: only l,a92.
BarrV-Pate Chevrolet
1 o5sTsr l9 EsNvESNnIiNadisGEcIosEp sun:
BUICK I53 Super Riviera hardtop;
/, and h.. Dyna jo ene owner c'e"n
Caithness Buick, Inc.
gzOo,T.71a,os wis. Ave" sst ois' ds..s MS
CADILLAC 40; completely over
hauled: nev-car guar; WV. tires
dAD AZ Z; a A. ri stSsoa .ai: I'm
cash. WA. 7.0334. ooo
cher refused. ia. 9-9690. IT
|CHpiTLAC 1852 "62'' sedan: 2-tone
DtTe ns Steering. new Wv. tires
Priced to sell: 81 .Na5.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co
7o2o ARL. RID. BETH. OIL. 6-77ol
ICADTILHC 1850 "6l" hardtop cpe.
tifui 2-tone finish. this car Is r.
above average. must ses an N1o arty
to appreciate. HOYLB MotNl55
| SALES. TIT n. I. ave. ne" az ~
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DODGE 1851

In the used Ger trade this one e 9
had e &c best Sun Il care ssn Driven less
tlIsn 5000 miles . year and carry
ing Q real bargain price. A 4-dr.
light grey sedan. fully equipped. IN
GLIDING radio, heater, turn signals.
Paint lob Is In excellent condition.
motor runs like . sewing machines;
only S746.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
772B wis. Ave. OF. 4-6100
Home Of Country Club Used Cars"
Closed Sunday
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FORD '55 Tudor: heater and turn
si.se5. silver sPRfEG Moron
CO.. INC, 1909 E..W. hwy. (at Ga.
aye.). ST. spg,, Nd, ~. $4,000.
FORD 81 Custom 'e" Victoria; 2.
and b; E9fdomatie: ssnd tan
clean bayl Today's excep. value at
S745. Car No. SSS-A. MONROE
FORD. 1887 Esst-West hwy. 81.
sgg., No; Open evenings til o.
FORD 1884 SUMNER (convertiblel:
Fordomatic, radio. heater: beauti-
finish with contrasting 2-tone IN
terror: $l.509.
PARKWAY-FORD
s051 NJ ST. NV. AID. 2-0le6
FORD '54 SUMNER "V-e" convert
thle: Fordomatic, r ana h.. WV.
tires. canary yellow. Ike new, 81;
799. 2-day. mohey.beck trial: T.
month written guarantee. HILL q
psslsr. I$oo izsh Il, S'g No, Z
FORDS 81 de luxe EordoI. S5gp;
'53 Tudor, $o49 HoRNER'S COR.
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th.
Ii. 6-6404, ...-....
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CHEVROLET 1852 etyleiine de luxe
S-door sedan; equipped with radio
and heater; this car. has been
Completely reconditioned and sani-
tized fot your protection. carries D
fuI 22-s ssyzs ~f n5f%e SST ats9enttssss
ADDISON CHEVROLET
18th and "a: Ave; NM 10. s-76oo
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CHEVR0I.ET 1Q50

CdEVHOLEI 1TOU
Bel Air hardtop; Pcwergif9e, radio.
Stock No. 7e3. Priced ct seas.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1855 wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 2-g0ol
"a
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CHEVROLET 1852
4-door sedan: equipped with Power
glide. radio, heater, 2-tone green
and iyoYy, matching seat covers,
, !. .g n,lsas'' Stock No. TIA. Priced
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
2636 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 2-9QO1
CHEVROLET 1854 "210" 2-door:
radio and heater: driven less than
10000 miles, finished In beautiful
Sahara beige; Q full e0-day written
EWsfalssn si.S7s. NOW ONLY 81 .se6
ADDISON CHEVROLET
18th and 6 5lai ~ rv E;M;i 10. $1,000
CHEvRoLET 4s 2-dr, sedanstte:
III; $54b; % ave - down. IA.
c IaIHsvvsktoLEr AS 2.door sedan.
heater, good motor: $50. HE.
caa It71so 40 stylslln. &c luxe 2,
s7S.B. MONROE FORD. 1857
East.West hwy. 81. spgs NJ. Open
csysninSs ~ g. ~ No. 55 4. d.o,.
heater. new seat covers; oria. sky
s sIs' s sSssy T ass ssSf Sa osD. ,S5
6 Gess,w .s:a,n s.ys, 3 81 49, SDf 5i:75
0 orig. Siack hSish; viii .susrantss
sI2 ' per mo. . JET noroR sALls,
1859 BelAir hardtop;
sY.,5hs. 3isT"f Md5,Fno;Rss s.! sass PVT VI.
station wagon; fully eauIpped with
PowerElide, orig. flnish. extra clean
thEouEhoyt; Must see e sPpfeciats
ave. Sc. 10. 2-0336: 20
CHEVROLET 1884 ''210" 4-dr.;
de luxe equipment, includes radio
ssnss Il ssrs reesans srssn
from ST .6S6. yet still carries !
full 90.day. written guarantee. now
ADDISON CHEVROLET
i1'n ""0 o 5pf; Z EvENfNos '''
CHEVROLET 1862 de luxe 2-dr.
1905: r. and h. This is a good cal
but Of equal Importance. It's. {
good firm. In each transaction
you'll see and meet the owners
WILLIAMS AND BAKERS 25ti
A.nniyersa5y SALE, 10th 9th, and !, y =
CHEvROLET 1S4s Fleetmaster e-dr
sedan; r., h.. orig. black finish
clean inside and out; good tires
peri. running cond.; orig. 100!
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AUToMoBMEs FOR SALE

FoRp 1858 custom, s.sylAi,R.as s,
iomat leaving: csil DU. 7-247I or
r S5RS0o 81 0s Custom "s" rordoT;' r.
Fordomatic, plastic seat covers; w..
W. tires. glacier blue body, ivory
top; low miles; $1,645. Car. No:
16l1-A. MONROE FORD. 1897
East west hwy. sii. Spg., Nd.
Open evenings tn Q. JU. 5-7SO4.
FORD '63 Custom ''0" Tudor =. and
h., Fordomatic; new U. 9. Royal
Premium tires: 2.tone green hnish;
$4,000 actual miles; Sl,lg5. car
No. 991-A MONROE FORD, 1887
dnsn sysssninas III 8. 10. S .7soS:
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so CHRYSLER
NEW WORKER 4-DOOR

cHRYsLER '52 Imperial sedan: beau:
tiful 2-tone green, modern equipped
with power steering. power brakes a,a.
torque drive. radio. heater, Soiex
orle-owner car. properly conditioned
and guaranteed. sale price, 81 '1es'
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AUToMobIlEs FoR SAILS

CADILLAC 1858 ..y2" 4-aeoE; rAaie.
power brakes, white.1en tires,
SEivsn . fss ssSSEsessul mics; s4.sSs.
HoYLE MOTOR eALHs, i717 r.
csp szsi Ri iS ~ hsi ssoO epe TssS,O,
4-Way seat. exceptionally low mile
ana performance. Hoxf.E MOTOR
sALES, l717 r. l. ave. NE" opU.
CADILLAC 1854 coupe deVille; beau
tiful 2-tone green finish. al. EQUIP
Wv. tireS, etc.; $4,295.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
7026 ARL. RID, BETH. OIL. 6-77o0
CADILLAC 80 eonyeftible; light
blue. power steering. power win:
e sSnSdlt.ds new s s1S r 81 sSsesssH:
CADILLAC '64 "6e,. sedan; pvt.
owner, no trades: fully equipped;
low miiease; $3,496.' IA. 5-i S45.
CADILLAC "a "ea" .4-dr.: full
power equlpments lpW muehsei,W Will
trade; s5M4ss. SMITH. Ii. $500.
o inS, Sssto. ." w fSSS Fits Its, s' Wire
wheels. neW-car cond.; $1,000 mi.
Privately owned. Priced $500.
CADILLAC 1855 "62" cony. coupe.
like new with contrasting dark blue
top: fully equipped With power
cCc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co.
1223 22nd St NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1858 Fleesvooa, sedan;
meht, radio, heater. auto. trans,
power steering. cleo. windows and
seats, etc. Like new. $2.195.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
7o20 AFL. RID. BETH. OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC 1916 "62" 4.dr.; orig.
finish, r, &. Guaranteed b. G. or
Sssss lRsD M M Moro eas 'SE as s1Sn
chois ave. Sc. 10. 2.0336. as
CADILLAC 1916 convertible: cream,
fully equipped: automatic trans., r.
s 9s h In EoHd s s1ndit!RR Ne sDss eor.
ner Conn. and Fla. ayes. NV. AID.
CADILLAC ,54 Eidorado. the sharp
est convertible In town. extremely
low mileage; cash, trade or terms:
Can TU. 2-4e00. BILL ROSS. 74O0
CSDiLLSC '52 Fleetwood go" spe-
cial: Hydra Matte. black nm, Wv.
dollars; si.Ss5. VILLAGE MO-
land ave. n.e. AID. 4:0444: --26
can't describe this one y Q milliol.
bumper 70 bumper, cash.. trade o.
terms. For credit approval call ~.
$4,000. Bill ROSS. 74oe Ca. ave!
l.W. -
CADILLAC 81 "75" limousine: con-
Sentative black hnish: fully equip.
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A beautiful Customline Fofdor. In
two shades or blue, Fully. equipped
including Fordomatic. radio. heater.
h 4 Low I n Il sai owner budget buy
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Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LII. 1-9647
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7020 ARL. RID, BETH. Oh. 6-7700
BUICK '5z Roadmastef 4-door Hiv-
terra: power steering, power brakes,
Dyna.l r, and h, low mileage: .
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BUICK 1855 super Riviera. coupe:
s sssssl eesTFs s H w q sSsr
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1924 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK '63 Super Riviera hardtop;
fir and B.: ,ps1n a E4 she owner; clean
CaithnesS Buick, Inc.
77O0-7740. wis. Ave-. Bethesda. No;
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FoRD 1854 C1stomiine "s' FoFdor;
dark blue finish, has radio, heater.
Fordomatie. one owner, fully Ruer-
G FRAT. z MOTORS CORP
7eO0 Wis. Ave. OIL. 4-540o
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CADILLAC 81 "75" limousine: con-
iseiudinsE ' white tires: today;
best buy AZ Sl,695: CCc guar
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Will Pay Up to

OR WILL TRApE Vs % DOWN
CALL AID 4-96S2
BLASS & CLARK
COR N. CAPITOL d FLA. AVE. NE
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FORD 1889 8-cyl. Fordor; beautiful
2-tone green finish with contrasting
seat covers, Fordomatie. heater. etc.
cial TODAY: $685.,
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BUICK 'Bi super Riviera hardtop:
STONE gray; Sonictune radio, Aif-
now heater. E-Z-Eye Glass: custom
interior trim: sensational value
Only $500.
Do r,sy,-Dofa Thavr01et
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BUICK "a CeqtuTy Rstate wagon;
I bower sssefin ns0 pover BRAKES. ~
Bye. Glass fnonglare). Sonictone
dual.renRe radio. air-control heat
ef and defroster;. driven only g.
333 miles By most psrticular Own .
With 1907 gunfaiitee only S2.396:
liberal trade; GMAC terms.
nr wv,r, Dnk a. Nkanvrrnlnt
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Rarrv-Pate Chevrolet
PARKWAY-FORD

cHEyR9LEI 1855 Bsl q. AZ shaFss.
tone matador red and sandstone
white finish, with whitewall tires;
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CHEVROLET '54; selection Of 10
2-doors. 4-doors, hafdtops, con.
veftible.; In Bel. AIRS and .'210''
series. Variety Of delightfuI eolors.
Some 2-tone. al eauipped; Power
glide and conventional transmts-
sions. Each eaT guaranteed 1909:
Priced as low as Sl,3eS; liberal
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CHEVROLET 1850 fieetline de luxe
4-dr.:. radio heater; excellent trsns-
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DODGE so Cororet sedan: like new
$4,000 miles; $495. terms, S25 dn
'MOPER." 18th and Il. l. ave. ne
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-21
Agassiz Village Is
Open To Youth Here

AgasSiz Village opens it's
21st season on June 80, 1855
in West Poland, Maine. Sit
uated on Thompson Lake, in
the heart of the Maine Camp
ing and Vacation Land; Ag-
ASST Village provides a rich,
new life for boys from all sec
tons of metropolitan Boston.
When first established by
Harry E. Burroughs it was
designed to be a complete
country village. Each boy
was required, in order to at
tend the Village, to be a mem
Der of some trade group such
as a newsboy, boot black,
street vender or in some other
type of business. The boys
ranged in age from BIS years
and the majority came from
tne Burr0ugh EewSDoys Foun-
dalton.
Today the program at the
Village places its major en-
phaSis upon meeting the needs
Continued On Page Four.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-21
COP Women
Meet In DC.

The Republican WomenS Ma
tional Conference met in
Washington, DC. More than
a hundred Republican women
left in a chartered coach. on
'"The Senator" at IL am.
from the South Station. In
the group were Mrs. Whittier
wife of the Lieut.. Governor
Mrs. Mullaney, Mrs. Wheeler
president of the Womens Re-
publican Club.
Miss Moran was chairman
for the trip and won High
praise for her excellent care.
Arriving in Washington
they found the Mayflower Ho-
tel was overflowed witt; thou
sands of women from all over
the United States.
Mrs. Obeline H. Lamb of
Boston was a delegate to the
conference. She says it was
one Of the grandest trips she
has ever made. ITO mention
all the affairs would fill ev-
cry page of the Guardian. I
will mention only three. Tt
is impossible for me to find
words. Only my heart could
adequately tell about Congress-
man Laurence Curtis and Mrs
Curtis at their private home
Tuesdays
1t was called a tea. I call
it a dinner the beautiful
Virginia ham and turkey and
everything nice to go along
The 'coicred maid and butler
were the finest I ever met
Wheh I had finishd telling
them aEcut the grand gentle
man and lady they were car,
ire for, their faces beameC
with sunshine, Sowing tina
they realized the fine quail
ties of Congressman and Mr.
Curtis.
"The great, great Congress
woman Mrs. Edith Rogers ha
breakfast prepared for US {
the SWEETEST club Of the Lou
vre. AS Past President G
Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux
iliary, let me say to all Vete
Continued On Page Four.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-21
Borne
BY st. Clair Kirton

BY st. Clair Kirton
(To the United States Air
Force ON Armed Forces day.
Brain. Drawn and forcefulnesS,
Skill and resourcefulness
Propel them on;
Witty and tough as steel,
Seldom they ever yield,
Regardless of the deal
They stun the Hun.
In every great manhunt
These birdmen do their STUNT
With confidence;
Dropped from high in the air
They Seeek the tyrant's lair,
Turn their boast into fear
And consequence!
Bravo, ye proud Air Borne!
To those for whom we mourn
Let's make a pledge!
long live democracy!
Fairness and decency;
Untrammelled liberty
From age to age!
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-21

GALA SHAW HOUSE DINNER
.FETES COUNCIL WORKERS

AT $50 on Tuesday evening
May II in Maria Baldwin Hal,
II Windsor st., Rorbury, the
council, staff, and volunteers
of the Robert Gould Shaw
House, Inc. sat down to their
annual dinner.
Morris r. Taylor, HeadwoTk-
er presided. The Rev. Howard
P. Kellett, president of the
council made remarks of well
come. Other speakers included
the Rev. George Lyman Paine,
foundsr; Raymond Craddock
popular athlete, and Carol
Bryant member of the Girls
Work Department of the Shaw
House. Craddock and Miss
Bryant were Shaw House rep
reSentatives to the Youth
Conference held recently at
Camp Union in Greenfield.
N. H. They gave splendid re-
ports of that conference and
thanked the council and staff
for their interest in sending
them. Also Participating were
John Shelburn Boys Worker,
Phyllis c. Walker, Girls Work
er and the Rev. Michael E.
Haynes, Asst. Boys Worker.
Stanley Arendholz, creative
dance teacher and James w.
Henderson, assisting in the
arts were cited for their out
standing service to the House
over a period of years.
Music was by Darnley Leon
Corbin, Fine Arts Worker. The
dinner was catered by John
and Enith Belinfante with
Shaw House Volunteer wal
treSses Judy Herbin and Edith
Williams.
Others present were: James
H. Jones, Mrs. Lovett Morse,
AL T, Carpenter, Elizabeth
Butler, Mrs. J. B. Johnson,
FraRk Ferdinand, Kenneth
VaSs, G. Arthur Horn, James
Cutler, Mrs. Beulah S. Hes
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Warn Editors
OF Threat To
Free Press

NEW YoRK--The nations
press was alerted to maintain
its guard against censorship OF
news and restrictions on news
sources.
In a speech before the
American Newspaper Publish
ers assn. 69th annual con-
Vention here, Richard w.
Slocum, president of the or
ganization warned:
freedom Of the press
could be lost through lack
of vigilance"
MIR. Slocum, who is general
manager of the Philadelphia
Bulletin, singled out Defence
Secretary Charles E. Wilson
and criticized him for a re-
cent" resort to censorship to
check alleged security leaks"
Acknowledging that Mr.. Will
son was well-intentioned"
in Tightening defense depart
ment rules on publishing mill
tary information, the speaker
the hope he would
quickly "see the error" of the
course.
"Our problem sometimes
lies with the high-prin
cipled, loyal and con-
scientiOus public servant
who just does not real
ize that full operation of
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At the 18th Session of the
New England Annual Confer
ence of the A.M.E. Zion
Church, Hartford, Cor, May
1915, 1855, Bishop w. ]. Walls
re-appointed Rev. Enoch o.
Woodhouse pastor of Mother
Walls Memorial A.ME. Zion
Church in Roxbury, Mass.
The conference commended
Rev. WoodhouSe for the hur-
culean task accomplished in
advancing lions Methodist
in the Roxbury area. He re-
ceived the appointment for
the A.M.E. Zion Church III
Taunton Mass. The newest
addition to the New England
Conference was received with
gratitude to God.
Rev. Woodhouse was given
much praise for his effort and
zeal extended in behalf Of
Bishop Walls expansion pro-
gram.
Sunday May %, the Second
Annual Robinson Day will
be sponsored by Benjamin
Robinson at Mother Walls
Memorial at the eleven o'clock
worship service. Prominent
businessmen and women will
attend to represent their par
ticular field of endeavor. St.
John Baptist Church Choir,
Rev. R. D. Kelley, pastor, will
sing. The public is invited
to attend this unusual wor-
ship service.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-21
BOSTON
BAKED
By MABE KOUNTZE

"Tn all science, error pre-
cedes truth, and it is better
1t should go first than last. !"
Walpole.
ALBERT EINSTEIN, a Jew
of a Biblical race smeared
thru history, has gone to The
Creator who gave Albert the
revelation of two of the Uni
verse Laws for mankind. To
his credit, EinStein, like DR..
Carver, refused to accept I'M
due praise. Both men knew
they were just mediums
through whom cam the ines
sage! The Laws existed since
Creation. Many men have
Wrestled with them for CEN
turieSs and many "unsung
scientists" mad DR.. EinStein'S
conclusions possible.
~ - -
SCIENCE did not begin auith
the Greeks and Romans in
Europe. These peoples inheri-
ted centuries of ideas, posi-
biLttieS, and research endeaU-
orS from the "1OiSe men" of
Africa and Asia, from ciOiIisa-
ttonS dating back at least 5000
Be. The Mediterranean Greeks
GSSim,iiated much OF this early
knowledge Which the Romans
copied. Many of these Roman
records t0ere Cost in the Dark
Ages" says the Britannica.
Barbarian conQueStS included
burning OF the books.
~ ~
THE EUROPEAN intellectu-
al revival Renaissance did
not begin until the 18th Cen
fury, following the discovery
Of some "lost works of the
Anciens", says Britannica. Re-
newed contact with the East
also helped. Even so. many
Renaissance contempor aries
were credited for works or re-
search that outdated that of
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