German-American Bloc organization changed the building name to the St. Louis House. There is an American Flag and a photograph of President Roosevelt in the window. Also, there is a photograph of an unidentified man in another window.
Outside pickers patrolled Lafayette Avenue last night while COVCA, new German-American bloc organization, held its inauguration and founding fevtival in German House. Inside, Paul A. F. Warnholtz, Chicago, German-American National Alliance, Inc., leader, sat in the back of the room, but did not speak on account of "anti-Nazi" protests.
A Television Set presented to the Gamble Community Center, Gamble Street at Glasgow Avenue, by the Exchange Club of St. Louis was viewed under audience conditions yesterday by officials of the club and city. Standing from left are: Cabell Gray, treasurer; Fred McNeill, vice president; E. Earl Spencer, president; John A. Turner, superintendent of recreation for the city; Edgar R. Vaughn, district governor of the club; John J. O'Toole Director of Public Welfare for the city, and John B. Skinner, secretary of the club.
