The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-06-25
BLUE EAGLE NEWS

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ted the honor OF being a lead
er Of tonsorial advancement.
4 master barber of distinction,
located on fremont Boulevard
This Is a well deserved honor
which tonsorial artists ac-
quire only on merit and
achievement. His co-artists
of the BE emporium share in
graceful admonition the crown
bestowed upon him.
Madam Jackson of chair no
3 is drafting a poem, dedicat-
ing it to Owner jackson for
his long and distinctive ton
serial service. Artists Smith
and Davis reveal genuine CO.
operation in advancing Mad
am Jackson's poetic delibera-
tions.
Official. calendar summer
TIME was uShered in this week
with the fading June roses
hanging in a colorful SpIendor
within back and front wards
TO surrounding greater Bos-
ton your columnist was
assigned to the Department
American Legion convention
held in Revere. Mass, last
week.
An outstanding legionnaire,
Gabriel "Gubbys Olga. was
elected Department Comman-
der, It was By the narrow
margin of 8 votes, which the
'kingmakers" deemed a. sur
priSing upset.
"Gubby" is a long standing
friend of your columnist, PC.
Laurence Larry" Banks, le-
gionnaires Oliver and Vines.
including your columnist rep
resented William E. Carter
Post, no. Is, 7th District at
the convention
The meeting held at st.
Cyprian's parish nall last Sun
day in memory of Mary Nc
Leod Bethune was well at
tended by Guardian sponsors.
The handsome Mrs. Norris
Davis presented flowers from
her sorority as a tribute 70
an honorable late soror of dis
tincion in the nation.
Rev. 81. LaViscount deliver
ed the Grafton. Mrs. Melnea
CaSS, of the William E. Car
ter Post Auxiliary presided.
Rev. Roger Williams spoke
and delivered the beediction.
st. lair Kirton read dedi-
Gated poem as an added honor
10 the late Mary Mcleod Be-
hume.
Again Owner jackson has
1obly assisted in permitting
1cur columniSt o submit fur
her views on The US. Su-
oreme Courts historical De-
iegregations Pubic School de-
,ision. 1t should be consider
I'd a mastermind for deter
by Americas per-
picked deep south.
The United States Supreme
curt took a wise course in its
final ruling providing for i'm
fermentation of last years
hiStOry-making decision that
racial segregation in the pub
lie schools is unconstitutional.
The extremists who hoped
The court would order forth
with compliance OF set a fixed
headline for indignation may
be disappointed. Buth the
court sagely avoided such ar
oitrary methods.
In effect, the ruling pro-
vides that all communities
must make an immediate start
IN good faith TO end school
segregation. But it allows for
local conditions which would
make delay inevitable, such as
the lack of sufficient school,
rooms, the existence of Segre-
gaiOn laws which would have
to be repealed and other vex-
ing problems. It will be I'm
to the Federal district courts
takig ito account the reaIi-
ties of local conditions to see
to 1t tina migration is effected
viii reasonable prOmptness.
One thing the Supreme
our emphasized disagreement
with its fundamental position
that segregation is in violation
of the basic law of he land
will not be considered as a
justification for delay in COM
pliance.
1t is unthinkabie that any
state of community will at
tempt to defy The Supreme
Courts sound and reasonable
ruling.