The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-07-24
BLUE EAGLE NEWS
BY BARBER SHOP CHORD

A5WIeI JACKSON eats his
table talk pies" with relish
between tonsorial chores and
keeping an eye on young Elder
Smith, who sports an every
cay glossy hair-do bestowed by
his sire of chair number one.
This youngster has whiSk :
broom temperature that WAKES
hot when he applies the husks
on the tailor made BE" ha-
hitues. Maestro Davis of chair
number two, is trying to find
out the whereabout of King
Kelley, who now and then mas
terS the tonSorial technique of
chair number three. The last
We heard from noble King. he
was on the road to a jewelers.
to purchase wrist watch. Bro
Their Green and "Old Man Ri
Yer, former B. e. brush men,
Can be seen on the boulevard
buying summer food necessities
fro mtheir pension funds.
Our colored brothers and sis
tiers, including all Americans
must be taught the intrinsic
value of a dollar. Americas
capitalistic program like the
Rock of Gibraltor, Is an i'm
pregnable barrier to all con-
sumers. Our colored brothers
and sisters must about face
along with other races for
readjustment OF spending and
saving. Chances of being adj
mltted to the ground floor have
never been achieved since Abra-
ham Llncoln's Emancipation of
the slaves. Our down trodder
group have always been ham
pered and challenged by the
influx of lower waged emigrant
labor to America. World
wide hysteria and misunder-
tSandlng surround the people of
all nations as uncertainties
loom and pile up necessarily
as the earth turns on its axis
of both hemiSpheres from day
to day. Press releases from dis
tant points of this beclouded
seem meaningless to
readers, because correspondents
are sending back to their res
pective news agencies apparent
mcomprehenSible information,
which to average thinkers does
not make sense. Magazine and
newspaper coverage all over the
world, is valuable asset, if
writer's wlN represent them
diligently perform their duties.
Since World War II, up to and
during the Korean Police &C
ton, also since the cease fire
of that terrible military f1aSco,
an amazing news release vacu-
UNI has emerged. Contradictory
and garbled press information
from leading news agencies via
post, radio and telegraph have
misguided millions of readers,
who have been patiently waiting
many months to learn the
TRUTH of impending dangers
that confront our world, which
includes America. Has the press
been bridled, or the Soviet IRON
curtain become inpregnable?
During this period OF peculiar
press inaction, prices per copy
and subscriptions to popular
magazines and newspapers of
the world, including American
have zoomed outrageously. Read
derS would not resent paying
higher prices for these periodi-
Gals and journals. If they re-
cieved their moneysworth after
reading on the spot news writ
ers are paid to reveal, which
should be FACTS, not FICTION.
Readers are fed up on journa-
listic propaganda without a
scintilla of TRUTH to rely up
on!
We will not conclude the
above version of facts and
news without profuse honors to
writers, who endangered their
lives to send back intelligent
resumes for millions of read
ers yearning for truth! A glori-
GUS salute is awarded to those
who died on their missions of
gallant PUBLICITY
fIore next week.