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THE TRADE MAKER PAGE NINETEEN THE SAINT LOUIS, ARGUS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2,1946 IN SORORITY SCHOLARSHIP AWARD LIBERIAN FLAG WAVES FROM WORLDS LARGEST BUILDINO CHICAGO (ANP) The tricolor Dag of Liberia, with hues identical to those of the flag of the United States, waved in glory atop the worlds largest building, the Merchandise Mart, here last Friday on the birthday of th worlds only Negro republic. UST TALKIN' giiiuiaiiniiiiifiEimiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiifiiraiimiiimaiimmingHiiiimnfiaiuHiNa I THE SNACK HOUSE I Golden Fried Chicken, French Fried Shrimp, Hickory Smoked Barbecue Open Daffy, 5 p.m. til 7777 Closed Mondays 1035 SHELBY KIRKWOOD, MISSOURI FORBES SISTERS, Proprietors miuinManuiniMinnnumiiommnmaimnnnuanumunamuiiiniicMuimmnic The Musicians Choice Placs Is Lindsey's Supper Club Cafe 3805 PAGE BLVD. FRanklin 9013 SERVICE ALWAYS WITH A SMILE Specializing in the Finest of Golden Fried Foods, Beer, and Ice Cold Drinks WE DELIVER MR. and MRS.

WILLIAM LINDSEY, Props. BUSINESS LEAGUE TO HOLD 46th SESSION PHILADELPHIA, July 30 (XXV) When the National Negro Business league convenes here August 21-23 In its 46th annual convention. it can point to a record of sen-ice in promoting the idea of Negro business through the years. Roscoe Dunjee of Oklahoma City, president of the organization, declared this week. "The league does not foster business itself, he pointed out.

"Booker T. Washington, its founder and guiding spirit, adopted a unique approach. The league sessions were first held in the form of inspirational meetings where individuals who had made individual dents In the economic life of their communities were presented. They served as examples of what might be done and through the wise counselling of Mr. Washington encouraged others to venture Into business back in their home towns.

GIVES LINCOLN EL HALF MILLION JEFFERSON CITY, July 30 (ANP) Gov. Donnelly signed the appropriation bill for the new state department of education here Wednesday. It carried an appropriation for the year ending June 30, 1947. for Lincoln university, of $515,575. Airman Praised For His Article On Ionosphere NEW YORK (ANP) -Commendation for aviation specialists throughout America and abroad has been received here recently by Harpers magazine for the article.

Out of This World, written by James L. H. Peek, published in the June issue. Peck, a flyer, free-lance writer on scientific subjects and former aviation editor of the Associated Negro Press, wrote on the ionosphere which he describes as a new realm of electrified layers enveloping the earth, discovery of which is as revolutionary as the atomic bomb. Recently discharged from the merchant marine.

Peck has returned here to do research on aviation subjects. He is author of 579 Miles an Hour, Vertically and Bomber to Britain, both of which also appeared In Harpers magazine. Ill go on putting my trust, faith and confidence in my sweater wearin, drape wearin, bobby oxers of today and I betcha a million, (that is if I had a million) dollars to a doughnut, fifteen or twenty years from now I can be able to say, I told you so. You probably wont hear me though, you'll be so busy blowing your top about Hie Future Crawfords Setting Pace In the U.S. Baseball League By nAYWARD JACKSON (USL Publicity Director) PITTSBURGH The hard hitting Pittsburgh Crawfords retained their hold on first place in the United Statea league by nosing out the Brooklyn Brown Dodgers in three straight games by one run margins.

Bostons fighting blues continually dogged the Crawfords steps, turning back Milwaukee thrice to remain 3 games behind the leaders. The Brown Dodgers showed remarkable improvement after shaking up their lineup. Revamping their midway the Bums appeared to have a great double play combine in Shortstop Clarence Bruce, Pittsburgh University enrollee, and Secondbaseman Gibby Meeks obtained from the Crawfords, but subject to recall. The Dodgers also signed Bill Travis, fireball pitcher, whose terrific hitting and hustle during his first week have kept him in centerfield. With the return of outfielder Charlie Fox Jones who suffered an eye Injury from a thrown ball while in Canada, the Brooklynites should be ready to present their strongest of the entire season.

Hollis Kimble, sensational Texas righthander, has just been obtained by Boston. In his first and only appearance with the i Blues Kimble hurled a masterful two-hitter over Milwaukee, blank-! Ing the Tigers, giving up no free bases on balls and permitting no runner to reach second. He showed a world of stuff and amazing control. nOW THEY STAND Pictured above is the winner of the competitive $100 scholarships offered by Gamma Zeta Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority of Miami, and basileus of the chapter. This year the scholarship award went to Arleen Roslyn Nixon, (left) the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Stanley Nixon. She plans to enter Tennessee State in the fall to study laboratory technology. At the right is Miss Ethel Grice, untiring, conscientious basileus of Gamma Zeta Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority of Miami, Fla. She has been uniquely successful In that capacity and holds the same post for another year.

She represented the sorority at the recent southeastern regional. She is a teacher in and head of the natural sciences department at Dorsey High schooL Miss Grice has a B.S. from Clarke and is studying for her Masters at Columbia. (ANP) Electric Pressing Comb, $4.95 uimiiiininiiniimtiniv LmJmhs Whats the matter with the kids of today? And what are they coming to? These seem to be the questions on most of the citi-xens lips today. Well, it is true when you walk down the streets and see the little hep csts and jitterbuggin chicks you do stop and wonder and possibly a tang of fear for tha future will girp your heart and you will become quite dubious as to whether they will be able to make the grade.

Well, throw that fear and worry out of your mind. Arent those kide yours, arent they made of tho same sturdy, dependable material that you are? How can they fail? Didnt you have fun back in your younger days? (And still are). Didnt you want to drosa like the other kids dressed? Laughter and play and little scraps are part of youth and you have had your share just like they are having theirs. BUT when the time eame for you to do a job in tho First World War, didnt you do It? And when leaa than 25 yaara later, your sons and daughters had to do a still bigger job, didnt they do it? Well, what the heck are you doubting these youngsters for? Give them eredit for having the same sense of responsibility to their parents, friends and country as you had. Another thing, the youth of today hat the determination to be able to pick up where we are leaving off.

And youd bo surprised how these youngsters are preparing themselves educationally, physically, mentally and even financially for that time. No chile, the kids of today are stone solid if you taka time out to study them and the good things they are doing instead of every childish prank, you would know I am laying the natural truth on you. So you ean blow your top and down them all Sou want to, but COMING TO RIVIERA Clowns Play Crescents For Naptown Laurels INDIANAPOLIS, July 30 The Indianapolis Clowns and W. S. Welchs Cincinnati Crescents, whose series early in July resulted in the most hectic competition cf the season for the two you miss Clifford Jones off teams, will hook up again in a set tiie avenue, it because hes busy 0f thrillers.

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Jasper Tappan Phillips? John Davis is smiling secretly these, days. WE DELIVER 1181-83 5. Vaadev enter-18 August 4 Brooklyn, Crawfords and Dormont at Pittsburgh, Boston, Milwaukee and Detroit Stars at Detroit, Mich. CHARLES RILEY Continued From Page Sixteen) Bar-B-Q Ribs Hot Dogs Hamburgers Sodas Snoots HIGHWAY RIB STATION Ice Crsom Ice Cream Novelties BEST ICE COLD WATERMELON IN TOWN Opes 9 sm. so 1 un.

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They divided the first two games. The Clowns zoomed to first -lace in the Negro American league standing when they won both ends of a double-header rrom the Kansas City Monarchs, 10-3 behind the pitching of Jim Colzie and 3-0 back of the com- Tis rumored he will soon be feeding another, and I dont mean a canary bird either The 'harming wife of George Watson back home again after a long New York vacation Dewey md Virginia (Ginny) Tattler 'ohnson finally got their business straight and are on that long planned for California vacation. Miss Willie Jackson ia taking it easy these days. She and Clarence plan an extended vacation. Mr.

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