The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-08-28
BLUE EAGLE NEWS
BY BARBER SHOP CHORD
LAYMON HUNTERS
APPOINTMENT TO
SUCCEED LATE
DIR. FISHER HAILED


known to your columnist that
he is jubilent over the appoint
ment Of Rev Laymon Hunter
as Christ Temple director.
Rev. Hunter is an expert mu-
slcian who assisted the late
Rev. Fisher, adapted many in
novations and advanced sue
/ cessfully the B. J. movement
of the late director, whom he
succeeds. Mr.. Jackson and
Rev. o. Barber, resident pas
tor OF Christ Temple, two lead
ing members of the executive
board strongly advocated Rev.
Hunters appointment. 1t is
/ believed the rebuilding cam
/ paign to replace the flre-gut-
ted edifice will resume actiV-
tiles in the near future. Rev.
Fishers sudden demise caused
halt in plans, which before
/ his death had almost been
completed. A greater Christ
Temple looms with Rev. Hunt
er at the helm 80.
B. E, artists Smith and Davis
are having a bevy of femmeS
seated in their respective
chairs for tonsorial hair-do
service. The DANES look more
handsome when they leave
our fremont Boulevard B. E.
beauty establishment. Young
Elder Smith, the deXtrouS
brush and shine artist, adds to
the comfort of these tan bellies
with polite service personit1ed.
The Jackson Smith Davis B.
e. tonsorial combination go
places when the glamour boys
and girls stand in line for a
turn on the swivel rotation
seats aligned for occupancy. e,
Your columnist will freak to
Washington, D. c., next week
as one of the onlookers as the
American Legion National Con-
yention. Dispatches will be
sent to this publication under /
a code by-line of convention /
activities A new organi- |
cation, Good Neighbors of Am
erica, is in the making. A
$4,000 grant from a we'll |
known nationwide foundation |
to finance the undertaking has /
been promised the sponsors. |
It's agenda will not conflict |
with existing civic, fraternal |
or religious units, which are !
promoting good citizenship in
America. 1t will be an allan |
erican, all-racial and nom
sectarian movement to combat
the surge Of Communism to
speed the downward trend OF
Juvenile delinquency and
change the attitude of the
solid south on basic princi-
principles of q calm solution
on public schools segregation. |
Your columnist will be loyal |
supporter and also will inter
vene with this publication to
provide ample space along
with other racial publications.
A temporary organization will
be announced soon.
We want to acquaint our
readers with some pertinent
facts. All races in America
are existing in an age OF ex-
plOitatiOn, whereby our ma
TONS economy has been ex-
banding along with population
trends. Minority groups must
accelerate their opportunities
by energetic pooling Of finance
and skill to attain an objective
regardless E. Of :. competition.
Goals are never reached by
morbid attitude of defeat Our
brothers and sisters must dis
regard economic barriers. A
lack Of energetic effort on
the part of many racial Orga-
nizatiOns to promote higher
standards Of economy has
greatly retarded the advance
ment of 100000 men, wom-
en- and children in America.
Leaders have never proposed
to link their organizations on
sound basis with a greatly
needed racial Industrial ven
ture. They have been over
loaded with racial discrimi-
nation nOstrums. The develop
ment of economy for any ra-
cial group must be based on
solid pooled assets, which 9TH
er contending racial groups
can observe as tremendous de-
Tense buldgeons to combat the
barriers of free enterprise. We
await the era when racial
discrimination will become a
sad memory. Existing racial
organizations must re-exam-
Inc their bylaws and At them
to a future age of economic
racial benefits. This should
not be deemed disparagement
Of any racial organization. II
would be a dangerous proceed
ing to provoke any censure
OF past activities in the adj
vancement Of underdOg hui
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