The guardian., 1953-09-12
BLUE EAGLE NEWS
By BARBER SHOP CHORD

| owner JdIIleS JdChSOll all
announced this week an after
Labor Day personnel change
of his BE" Emporium. Dan
liel w. REV" Smith and How
ard V. Maestro" Davis, re-
spectively, exchanged chairs
chairs one and two. The for
mer is artist No. l, the latter
is artist No. 2. Tonsorial de-
cision from now on will be de-
cided and discussed by two
outstanding biblical minds
Your columnist "Veni-Vidi-Vi-
cied" st. Louis, Mo-, at the
National American Legion con-
yention last week. 1t was an
all hot weather session, with
nights being hotter than days.
Thermometers registered ITO
degrees in the sunshine and 120
degrees when the full moon
shone. The parade was a hot,
glorious spectacle with scores
of marchers falling like flies on
the wide avenues upon which
brave men and women veter-
ans ventured to comoat the
1853 Mound City terrific heat.
Air condition facilities were un-
fortunately only feeble breeze
instruments creating cold and
arthritis for those foolish
enough to depend on them for
relief. The two hour" clean
shops and Chinese laundries
did a land office business clean
ing and laundering convention
visitors suits, shirts and "un-
dies" The vast Kiel convention
auditorium remained most of
the time during sessions almost
an empty labyrinth of absent
veteran delegate humanity. The
greatest question disussed, with
a varied collection of over 200
resolutions. was Communism.
The Mayor Of st. Louis gave
National Commander Louis
Cough a huge key to the city.
The Anhauser Busch Brewing
Company tapped 100000 barrels
of its worldwide tasty brew "to
come ore, come all' in a two
acre park adjoining the brew
cry. Hotels, cafes, motels, ETC.,
were wide open to all uniformed
visitors, regardless of race, creed
or color Last, but not the
least. which greeted your col
umnist's eyes, via information
of a portly white man red
cap" all of them being white,
was a magnificent plaza 'front.'
ing the massive R.R. station.
/ 1t was a grand fountain of eb-
ony figurines of all sizes taper
ing from 10 feet to one foot,
male and female. oozing streams
of water from their still bodies
on a symetrical green lawn. The
sunshine made the scene a full
mination of rainbow beauty.
Do you want to know who
donated this exquisite fountain
creation to the City of st.
1 Louis? 1t was a matter of com
mon knowledge, according to
/ the white red cap" informer
that Madam X" colored
baudy-house queen, before she
died left $1,00O,0O0 for contin-
nous maintenance, which was
accepted by the city according
to terms in her last testament,
/ that thousands of old time st.
Touisians had their share Of
mixed blood because Of the then
/ licensed prostitution which dis
praced many southern cities be-
fore and after the Civil War.
Your columnist was amazed to
obtain this information. We
mass 1t on because history, as
! GUARDIAN-TEN 80. -. 49,.
far as known, has never re-
corded a great object Of beau
ty being erected to demonstrate
racial licensed ungodly sex IN
hibitions Advance plans of
Rev. S. L. Laviscount's goth
pastoral anniversary are being
| formulated. Couples he mar
ried during his psstorate have
been invited to his Ruthven st.
home. The children Of these
/ welded mates have also been