The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-02-25
Blue EagIe News
BIZ Rarber shon Chord
BV Barber Shop Chord

Owner Jackson and his
Temple breakfast COMMITTEES
are getting their ducks in line,
not as a menu objective but to
give prospective patrons an
idea their efforts will not be
in vain for the projects sue
cess. All OF the Brotherhood
organizations of Greater Bos-
ton have beer contacted in
order to be sure that repre-
sentatiVes from each branch
will attend in large numbers
to enjoy a memorable feast
that will linger in each for a
long duration.
May Bird" one of this publ
cations columniSts is in a biz
steto NTH executives of the
local N.C.C.A.P. erecutipeS on
recent release from that or
ganisation, in Which iCas ter
sely commented upon in her
column. she is holding her
grounds for doing so ike a
brace lOoman. she also claims
Just criticism, is a right that
should not be denied a column
mist 10hen necessary to inform
the public OF official organtsa-
ton misconceptions thct are
obUtous and need Qualification.
Your coIumntSt IN behalf of
Monroe Mason, lDho coined the
term BrainiDaShed American
ism thanks Mabe Kountz, of
Boston Baked" another coll
umnist OF this publication for
his frequent illusions and
praise BESTOWED in the urbane
manner and sincerely display
ed, r0htch Mr.. Mason tnform-
ed me he greatly appreciated.
He also stated "MGbe" has
been a long standing friend
and is in line some day to
haze a Pulitzer ai6ard in Jour
nalism conferred upon him. i
The BE forcasters have been |
very uncanny in their wea-
ther predictions. They seem
to be competing with experts
from Logan Airport. To date.
they are far away in making
forecasts as your columnist in
trying to catch up with Own
err Jackson, who keeps far
ahead in a long race, which
all can be diScerned at a dis
lance, is the top OF his head.
1t takes strong lensed eye
glalsses to do that. We await
the Temple Brotherhood
breakfast to aggree on how
many he is in the lead.
Below, is an interesting Bro
therhood news flash on the
current Solid south inferno I
that is raging.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. -
Or. EUerett r. Clinchy. presi-
dent OF the National Confer
ence Of Christians and Je,oS,
depIores tUhat he calls the
mob rule that forced the |
University OF Alabama to en-
clnde its FIRST Colored student.
"Autherire Lucy" he said, /
us a child OF God, Just like
any other human being Be-
cause of that she's diuinelu
endol0ed Nth rights and dig
nifty.
Once zoe start ,Uith that |
premise, t0e'Ue got to line up
our customs Gccordtnolp,o Dr. |
Cltnchy said prior to speaking |
before a local Brotherhood |
Week audience here.
Miss Lucy, 26-year old Bir-
1llinghdDl Colored started
classes at the University Feb.
}. This t0aS JoHol0ed bg noisu
demonstrations, cIimdred by a
riot.
As q result, the uniuersitv,s
Board of Trustees excluded
Miss Lucy from classes until
Iurther notice" she has
launched court action seeking
to resume her studies at the
university.
Below, is another scathine
news Hash from the deep
south.
COLUMBUS. Ga. = 4 pro-
natnent doctor "threatened to
GET a Unite department store
gunner shortly before the phU-
stefan iOds shot to death in
the department store Office.
sol. Gen. John H. Land said
tonight.
He reported Investigation
obotOed tftat Lulco Fl0tUers, 81
told police he had been
threatened by Or. Thomas Fl.
BrelOer, 81, leader and 1nem-
Der OF the local erecutive com
mtttee Of the National Assn.
for the advancement of Color
ed People.
Police Capt. J. D. Armstrong
SAID that before the SHOOTING
last night "Floioers yas yery
nervous and toorrted because
ne toas afraid OF What Bre,Der
might do"
Insert this in your scrap
/ book. A"p
People l0ho clamor most Of
ten and loudly for estates,
rights aren't so ertreme al
to iodnt financial independ-
eHce from Uncle Sam. loo.
Let the University OF Ala
oamG get Autherine back into
classes under its o,on steam