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cational toars, swimming, merit to get together eajch week for social NATIONAL BAPTIST CONGRESS badge shows, and the like. The troop purposes. ' ' " * T' ' I may register for three dollars ($3) ; The Aldridgs Players, which re- j this amount will entitle you to a.s Si cently successfully presented "Dixie f 01\T Aim OFF THE AIR TO STRESS many representatives as you desire. Love" btefore more than 500 spec-| The expense for each b<>y will be tators at the St. Louis Municipal^ — STRAaUL CASL OF EDGAR UEliCEN - scouts, cadets, Shepherd Boys' clubs, By JAMES E. GAYLE four dollars for the entire six days PRESENT ONE' Auditorium, also is planning to spon- \ Hi-Y hoys, Royal Ambassadors, and .. By t rod Emery n '' COLUMBUS, O.—P?x>l'«;Hhor Rich of the congress. This amount will sor a nation-wide cash piize play ' any other boys who wish to partici ard O. Otey, Director of the First include food, sleeping quarters, writing contest, details of which sooiv EDGAR BERGEN, if the psychologists ever get hold pate. Each boy must be in good ACT PLAYS National Boys' Congress, Boy Scouts transportation while there, and will be announced *>f him, will likely turn out to be 45 per cent Frankenstein, of America, announces that the :-tandi»ig with the troop ;ind must medical service if needed. ST. LOUIS, Mo. — A city-wid« 45 per cent Forgotten Man, and a lonesome .10 per cent National Congress will convene in have the consent of his scoutmaster, jprogram for community presenta ventriloquist. In fact, he is one of the most pitiable ob Columbus, Ohio, June 18th through troop committee, and the scout ex A beautiful loving ctlp will be tions of one-act dramatic plays and NOTES jects in the entertainment business. Consider that: the 23rd in a sectional meeting in ecutive; or in the case he belongs u> presented the troop with the high musicals by the Aldridge Players in Charlie McCarthy, whom Ber connection with the Congests Ses rtome other boys' organization, his est number of points. Many valu St. Louis, Mo., has been announced gen caused to be whittled out 0fj series July 1, originating in H«l- by Charles L. Evans, president of LINDEN CENTER woody oblivion, has gargoyled lywood . . . WLW has just signed sion. leader must O.K. him. able individual prizes will be a new Negro quartet, "Four of the St. Louis Aldridge Players. The up and turned The goal is 5,000 boys including The activities will include edu- awarded. Ribbons will be given. The Linden Center Senior League on his master. a Kind," who are aiming In th* plays are being presented in the first round of play is almost over, How? We) 1, steps of the Mill* Bros, and General oommlttee in charge: backyards and gardens of homes Charioteers . . . Above-mention as the City Street Department, the Charlie McCar which are prize winning contenders ed Bergen ft McCarthy *tart Samuel patagrue, Atlanta, Ga.; Jer dark horse, is holding to first place, thy, who does in the federated Block Units of the n't even exist, vacash June 30. . ry L. Turner, Atlanta; Gilburton by virtue of the fact there have been J • . • j It Your *?ss Abasing Yon Again?, Urban League; has by an odd Lloyd, Chicago; M. A. Talley, Nash no defeat^ and two winning games. J TWO DOTTINGS—CBS'f Kot-: Mr. Kvnns announces that the twist of public ; The league hag some stand outs \ fancy been ac telanetz on tour extending to ville; D. Albert Jackson, Ji., Knox-j Ahh-idge pla.\crs, an organization of such as West, pitching1, this has kept J cepted as a Aug. 5 . . Which means more at ville; and James E. Gayle, New, 75 players, board of governors and the City in the first place anj Bryant j funnier fellow tendance records likely to keel technical people, ha8 been sub-di than Bergen. over . . MBS's "Musical Steel Orleans. with his quick work and defense vided int units so that a number of He is the most makers" off the air after June'30 "*" "I "• lW. I""M.M«.I 0 around third base. For the All plays can be presented the same popular boy in . . Return Oct. 8 . . Gene Autry Stars, McCoy, pitching, has kept his evening. America. He doing CBS broadcasts from Chi team near first place, while Arnold, Bdcar also is Holly cago on July 21 and 28 . . Will The "garden" program of one- E€RO Fields, Craft, prear an
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