The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-12-11
BLUE EAGLE NEWS
By BARBERSHOP CHORD

eve of announcing innova
tons in his tonsorial empor-
ium. All of the BE" artists
are formulating plans to make
themselves masters of the new
process gadgets which will be
Installed on or after the New
Year. The Associated Master
BARRIERS Of Greater Boston will
soon file a revised hour sche-
dule for associated member
ship shops to ratify. 1t will
go into effect forthwith in
1855. King Kelley has again
taken over chair number 8.
He was incapacitated for Sc
veral weeks. We sincerely hope
the excessive holiday fever
will not be too much for him.
Artists Smith, Davis and
Young Elder Smith, the brush
boy, are taking indoor exer-
cises for the expected BE"
tonsorial emporium influx. !.
Americans east, north ana
west must not agitate them
selves too harshly about pub
lie school segregation in the
solid south. The ignomy of
slavery before Abraham Lin
coins Emancipation Procloma-
tion was erased when Honest
Abe signed on the dotted
line. Slave masters of the so
lid south welcomed the "Wil-
mot PrOviso," Kansas Nebras-
ka Bill' and bred Scot De-
eision' as preludes to what
they thought would be per
petual nefarious human bond
age Abraham Lincoln and a
crushing Civil War STAMPED
their heartless bondage ideas
into smithereens at the stroke
of an executive pen and the
token exchange of swords at
AppOmattOx Court House.
Since then, did generations
thereafter, including the pre-
sent, remember the above his
tOrical events which exactly
parallels the U. S. Supreme
Court May II, 1854 Public
School Segregation decision?
In the above category many
of the states affected by the
desesregatiOn decree have filed
briefs. Some have inflated pO-
liticai action toward block
ing effect of the law. Ten of
them are agreed in pointing
out to the court that the APP
plicatiOn of this decision will
require considerable time, and
that efforts to rush matters
may precipiate confusion and
trouble.
Many leaders record them
selves that steps must be de-
signed to prevent prOcrastina-
6On and speed efforts to solve
the desegregatiOn problem. At
the earliest practicable date
programs with revisi0ns where
needed must unanimously be
certified in order that the law
may begin to operate. The
whole approach must be tenn
perate, moderate and reaIis-
tic. Your cOlumnist takes into
consideration that decades of
traditions a~e factors which
have merit. The U. S. Supreme
Court is certain to weigh them.
carefully!
We are offering this peril
nent advice to Red Sox"
owner Tom Yawkey and Gen.
Mgr, Joe Cronin that they
get busy and hire Tan Base
Ball Scouts to augment the
RS" roster with skilled COL
cred baseball talent. We Sug-
gest that they get in touch
with Bob" Russell, Line"
Pope and our fellow colum-
mist "Mabe" Kountz. If the
RS" wants to go places in
1865, an about-face-attitude
must be assumed. 1t must be
CALLING to the RS" manage
ment to have their organiza-
ton pummelled constantly by
respective league with which
outstanding tan talent in the
they are identified. Larry Dolby,
MINNIE MONOSO and once
upon a time LUKE EASTER
made the RS back-wash on
many occasions since the
above tan players invaded the
AMERICAN LEAGUE. More
next week.
MN WF