davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-11-02

ticaIIy painless, too In fact,
this clear liquid is so gentle chill
dren welcome its use on cuts,
wounds, and itching skin from
insect bites. but is still a pow
erful germicide. 1t relieves the
itching and combats the infec-
tion of Athletes Foot. And I
know you'll love BACTINE'S
clean, fresh odor as you use 1t
to fight germs, disinfect and de-
odorize in your bathroom and
kitchen cleaning :. so get BAG
TINE, the 4-in-1 family antisep-
tic today. Comes in 30e and 700
size bottles ). at your drugstore.
Evening star., 1950-11-02

and lacquered to prevent tarnish.
Ing. Has a full safety catch too:
ACCEPT THIS OFFER
NOW! Send only 25t with the
front covers from 2 packages
of CAVALIER Cigarettes for
each pin to Nancy Sasser,
Dept. N, 271 Madison Ave-,
New York l6, N. Y. Offer ex-
pires June 80, 1851. ] know
you'll like kins.size CAVA.
LIER Cigarettes .. ior they're
extremely mild and a fresh
flavor treat! So why not get
carton and order several pins?
Evening star., 1950-11-02
Philippines Legislator
Shoots Way Out of Trop
BY the Assecieted Press


MANILA, Nov. 2.-Representa-
tive Jose Y Feliciano. a Liberal,
shot his way out of an ambush
last night in which his wife was
killed by 20 armed raiders.
A blast of automatic fire from
the raiders killed Mrs. Feliciano
in their car. The husband blasted
his way out of the trap by empty
ing his pistol at the attackers.
It was only another instance of
the Red-led Hukbalahaps' forays
of the night. They failed in an
attempt to capture a 10-truck
Philippine army ammunition con-
Wv
Evening star., 1950-11-02
DO YOU HAVE DOUBLE TOLL
AND TRnITRT.E when Won wash

DO YOU HAVE DOUBLE TOLL
AND TROUBLE when you wash
dishes . can't make them shine
and still keep your hands soft
and fine? Then CALGON is the
"buy-line" for you for it makes
less soap, soapless detergent. or
dishwashing compound wash bet
ter yet is beauty-soap kind to
your hands. I'm not exaggerat-
ing, CALGON conquers dishwash-
ing film. scum, scale, and other
troubles caused by minerals in
hard or soft water. And when
you see how soft and smooth your
hands stay, you'll know CALGON
is wonderful for your dainty tub
babies, too as we'll as your
bath and every washing task. But
don't take my word for it j.. get
CALGON and try it yourself.
Evening star., 1950-11-02

to Representative w. KingSland
Macy, Suffolk County COP leader,
was evidence that Gov. Dewey had
bought off Mr.. Hanley not to run
for Governor and to seek election
to the Senate instead. Gov. Dewey
and Mr.. Hanley have denied any
deal or wrongdoing legally or
morally.
Edward A. McDermott, special
counsel for the Senate subcom-
mittee, and an aide. Bruce Ault-
mann, interviewed Gov. Dewey for
a half hour. Mr.. McDermott said
Evening star., 1950-11-02

eUeTy LUSCIOUS, creamy-smOoLn
spoonful, and for that you can be
thankful because this cereal,
recommended by child special
lists, gives more energy than any
other wheat, oat or "baby" cereal.
What's more, Vitamins B., B,
and Niacin are added plus
Iron for rich, red blood and bet.
ter growth. I could go, on and on:
it gives quicker nutrition, is
more easily digested, and is least
likely of all cereals to cause al
lergic reactions. Startyour family
on CREAM OF RICE now.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
.D,stI ez,seZ A EoEEx +

it's ABC-easp to serve deluxe
dishes without straining your
budget! How? Just use BinB
Mushrooms for instance:
Glamorize baked caulifiower with
BinB Whole Mushroom Crowns
i. f. add BinB Sliced Mushrooms
to chicken a la king, BinB
Chopped Mushrooms to stuffed
broiled tomatoes. BinB Mush-
rooms are just as talented for
turning leftovers into fancy fare,
too because they're the only
freshly-picked hothouse mush-
rooms Broiled in pure creamery
Butter :. then packed in their
own delicious broth! Since there's
no peeling, no trimming and NO
waste, they're time-and money.
savers, too .. so get all 8 kinds.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
A BARGAIN IN BEAUTY

this stunning Cav
alier Pin that's
yours practically
as a GIFT. It's
b au tifully de-
signed in deep red,
black and gold,
and the entire pin
is Hamilton gold
finished then
highly Do1iShed
Evening star., 1950-11-02
40 Men Finally Find
California Woman,
80, on a Little Walk
By the Associated Press

BY the Associoted Press
MARYSVILLE, Calf, Nov.
Mrs. Kate Lenahan start
ed her daily walk at 5 pm.
yesterday.
Members of a 40-man
search party finally found her
at 1915 am. today in the
rugged Sierra foothills.
Informed of the big search,
Mrs. Lenahan scolded:
why, I was just taking
little walk! Send me the bill"
Mrs. Lenahan is 30 years
old.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
Senate Investigators Seek oney Interview After Seeing Dewey

senatorial candidate entered Hud-
son City Hospital last night on
his physicians advice that he get
"a few days of complete rest"
A Hanley aide said last night
that the veteran campaigner hopes
to see representatives of the Sen
ate Subcommittee on Elections
within 48 hours.
WrOngdoing Denied.
Democrats claimed the letter
Mr.. Hanley wrote on September 5
Evening star., 1950-11-02
1t no cake mix could make a cake as

ONCE UPON A TIME I thought no cake mix coul
good as the best homemade :. but AUNT JENNA
Cake Mixes have changed my mind. I've never
tasted cake as good and Americas prize winning
cake bakers agree with me. These homemakers
whose cakes win top honors at State and County,
Fairs "bake-tested" AUNT JENNA Mixes for Sill
Cake and DEVILS Food and just look at the re-
Cakes every bit as delicious their wonder
full homemade cakes! So try AUNT JENNA, t
choice, next time no eggs or milk required.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
BUYLZVES : BY Nancy Sasser
Weekly Advertising Column Of Things New end Interesting


Cinnamon
right beside
table Here's
Evening star., 1950-11-02
IT'S A TOP O, THE MORNING

breakfast ce-
real that tops
e m all
when you fea-
ture CREAM
OF RICE on
the younger
sets" menu.
You'll notice
that they love
Evening star., 1950-11-02
4-IN-1 is what I call it

new family anti
septic, BACTINE!
That's because 1t,
comes in ONE bot
tie =. yet serves
as an dntiseptic,
germicide, disi',-
fectGnt and deo-
dorGnt! It's both
stainless and prac-
Evening star., 1950-11-02
CHRISTMAS IS COMING


right for family kitchen
the storage the matches perfe
MeterNiser mechanism its Quickube
Trays all its other features you're practically
FRIGIDAIRE for Christmas!
Evening star., 1950-11-02
I'M HAVING THE TINE OF MY LIFE

fluffy when stored in the refrigerator and
delicious nutritious UNCLE
process 1t rich,
vamins. Still it's amazingly economical UNCLE
BEN'S, the dufg fluffy rice today.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
IT'S A MIRACLE
,wift's ALLSWEET adds favor

IT'S MIRACLE the way Swift's ALLSWEET adds fl
magic. That's because it has delicate NATURAL fla
artificial favoring ever! But you be the S-IN
judge make the ALLSWEET 'T n T' test. Just lssn
ALLSWEETS delicate NATURAL flavor and nlls
other margarine n tell the difference! Get (CnA
ALLSWEET in the handy golden Alb prints in f1Ml
the transparent package all ready for your table T
If prefer, uncoored in the carton. Then try
these Mincemeat Buns for breakfast tomorrow:
Combine milk A biscuit mix Knead gently light
Toured board; roll s. TO- recansle. Spread with tbp
ALLSWEET, moist Mincemeat. Roll like jelly roll; c,
into Slices Bake creased at 4s0 until brown. Make
IL rolls.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
AZURE" ATTRACTION for chocolate pudding low

ROYAL Vanilla and ROYAL Buterscotch Puddng they provide
food than sweet fresh milk make with So
Chocolate Puddngs
often is" la famlys fancy.
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bret SSSobren aeItattet, Sic grio,ibnis
5ur Mitspirfnirg bei Drtiihen Gngttn-
gen bon RatboIifen NIT Rihttatbcli-
fen 81, geItatten. Dobei beitebt ieboh
u. a. bic 8ebingltng, oaB Dem M. Sf.
fi5nun elm 8eriht iiber Die Sagintg
eingereiht miro.
8ei ssiiteroi03efnn- ittlo 2on6estas
gnngelt, iotpie iltter11ationnlen Ser
ianmlingen nruB iitbeiien bic Or
lulrbnis beiln Sl. Stltbl eingebolt
werben. Bel lolhen 9agirltgen biirfen
@utbolifen on feifen religtoleh
&arolungen teilnebnren, aber ore ge-
meiniame 8erridtlIng BON firdyli6
glltgebeiBenen @ebeten bein 8eginn
ooer Gnoe Der 8eriamtaIlungen lit
nidlt unterlngt.
Allf oerurtigen 9agltlpgen oiirfen
&otbolifen ir6er bie @ieoergefuin.
nung BON gbrilten niht IN elmer @ei-
le ipreben, Die 6abin ausgelegt tper-
Den fonnte, bob oieienigen, Sie iest
auBerbalb iteben, fir bie Stride et-
mas @eientlibes beoeuten miir6en,
bas ibr etipa bis iest geInangeIt babe.
0as 2ofllment tr1gt ole Inter
l6rift oes &uroinals Sranceseo Mar.
detti Selpaggioni, Sefret1r oes SI.
Sffi5ilnlrs, lno bns Gatum bonn. 20.
0e3elt1ber 1919.
9ie &afbolifen 1per6en ooran erin-
merit, oaB es Ser beItGnbige Wunlh
Der Stride lit, bnB alle gl1lebiaen
Gbrilten iid pieber our ginigfeit
(innerbalb. Der fatboliiben &trhe)
5ltianuneuldlieBen. Mu6 tpiro oie
@arnung pom, Sltni t94S, Die Dor
Der Mmlterbairer @eltfirbenfonfe-
ren5 bonn Sl. Sffi5ium erlaiien ,pnr-
De, in Oieiem 3uiamnlenbong er-
mdbnt. 9ein &atbolif nabrn an iener
Snglne tell.
0iele InDeiiungen be5ieben iih ie-
oof,> lpie erflart miro, niht alrf ge=
miidte &onferen5er, Die einberufen
tperoen, Tim oie grllnolegerrSen Brin-
5ipien Ser natiirliben Hehte ltno 6er
&eligion gegen Die 5ei1oe 8ottes su
berteioigen oOer Inn oie ioaiaIe Orb
nlltlg nad Der auffaiiung Ser fatbo,
lthen Stride lpieoerber5lliteGen.,
sl.eeiifts ser @efabren, ole bon
ieiten ser ofllmenii6en 8eipegung
broben fonrten, ~ipirb in Dem 0ofl,-
ntent allsgefiibrt, iollten an Eagun-
gen bon &atbolifen NIT gti1ttatboli-
ten nur Die fabigiten Brielter .1ulo
Saien teilnebnlelt. (0er ofitntetlii1e
Slot lrnfaBt Die perihieoenen @idh,n=
gen bes' Hroteltantisanlls.)
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lantin iperben, Inn iid auf bas geopi-
5iat por3ubereiten. gead abiolniertenl
Ropi5iot miro iie lie nad) gignung
2uien@ ooer Gborif1peiter. Sic tpiro
aber 81 bieiem Sbritt nidt ge5ipln-
gen. tie fann aud aIs 1ertiariu per.
bleiben. slltBer ser @eineinldaft tpeiB
uienano, per yfleine ShneIter" lit,
oenn ibr &leio miro alid bon onber1l
eetragen. Bel Der 3uiammetiestng
Der 8emeinif)aft biirfen aber Die Re-
babilitierten ni6t mebr als einet
Grittel ser Gbori6peltern uno bod
items sic Sdlfte perliger cine Der
2atenihpeitern allsnraden.
8is sic ,fleinen Sbtpeitern" Sen
alten Meni6en iiberipunoen baben,
bleibt ibnen freiltf maufer aampi
olls5ufehten, man6er Sturm 5r itber-
oauern. Sic fampien gegen Itarf ELM
gefleiifte llebsl, gegen 5ebler Ser Ct.
5iebung, gegen erblibe 8elaitllng,
COMMISSIONING, bole grinneruneen,
gegen Sen Mlporud einitiger gerfeb.
lllngen uno oeren Solgen.
8etbanien bietet ibnen cine neue
Sanlilie, eine tpabre 2iebesgemeitt.
ldyaft unO ote Meittel, bie sic llria6en
ibrer &rilninulitGt an ser @urael bei,
len. Sbre edit fraltliben anlagen
fomn1en 5l,r pollen gtltfaltllng: ibre
Gerionli6feit in ser Irbeit, tire @ei.
ltigfeit I'M 8ottesbielllt, ibre Weiitter.
lidfeit I'M 6amilienleben. Sn oieier
6amilie trdgt cine ieoe Ser anoern
9oit, Die itdrfern sic 2aiten Der id)1p1,
dern. Zen Hetterinnen gebiibrt oes,
bolb oas SGrtelte uno IbitoBenbite.
Sic opfern es auf IN iolioariider
9uBgelinnllng ltno Iegenerflebenher
@ebetsgemeinl6aft. Gie vfleinen
S6lpeitern" iperben mtt @brfur6t,
Soha6tllng llno @eoulo bebanoelt.
gIuBer ser Sriorin peiB niennano ct.
pus bon ibrer Gergangenbeit Die
gan5e Organization oes floi iterliden
2ebens lmo ieine lanolide llmgebung
iinO oa5u atgetan, oaB ite pergeiien
fonnen, mas binter ibnen liegt. 9ie
&ebabilitierlne erfolgt nidt nab Ell
ner 0tetbooe; ieoer SSall lnuB illbipi,
ouea bebanoelt weroen. Die gefalles
nen SbDeItern tperben nibt geboben
our6 GortrGge llno Woralpreoigten,
ionbern burd pollige Selbitbingabe
ibrer SdlmeItern, ourb oie idnpelter=
lihe 2iebe uno bie iiberaellgenoe
araft, Ole BON ibrem 8eilpiel uno
ibren Spfern allsgebt. go miro bas
Srauenber5, Dos, emit 10 Iturf lie6te
int S6le6ten, unlgetpanoelt CUR Sic.
be 8ottes llno bamit ausgeiobnt nit
8ott, init oen Witmenl6en, nit fid)
IelbIt mo poultanois rebabilitiert Dor
ser Seffentlidfeit.
So ser 8erid)t, ser bon nellem be,
tpeiIt, neilen Die NdbItenliebe fabig
lit C.zSt. d. C.=T.
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.Jntprknnfpftlunpup
r-~
Uagurgpt1

Gie fatbolilde Stride bot 8eitim-
mungen erlaiien, 1ab ipeI6en es &a-
tbolrfen geltattet lit, i'm sSntereife Der
6riltli6elt Ginigfeit nit Ni1tfatboli-
ten 5llamn1enauarbeiten. Ssn einem
ant Gienstas /. g8. betannt gegebe-
men 3efret ser apnsregation 6es Sl.
Sffi5ilums entb1lt eitle MnIeihlng,
oilr6 Die porgebeltgt miro, baB Die
Stride bel iolden Sagllngen gefGbr-
bet 1peroen fonnte. 9ie MntpeiImng
ergebt on Die 8iihofe ponieiten Der
Sberiten &ongregation oes 81. Off
5iun, zoos I'M Sabre t542 geI1affen
tpurbe.
Ser Snbalt oes 0efrets muroe
bur6 sen ,Siierbatore 3onlano' per-
offentli6t unb efne 3uianrmenfui-
lung bltrd oas Breiiebiiro bes 8ati-
fans allsgegeben.
gs miro ourit, betont, oaB bel 3li-
ianrmenfiinften bon &atbolifen aln6
Nid)tfatbolifen belo1roere @a1iam-
feit nm Blase iei. 9erartige Gag,tn-
gen itelten cine er1piinidte @elegert-
belt 5ur Berbreitung Der fatbolii6en
2ebre bar, fonnten nber aud lei1t
cine @efabr CUR Goroerlug BON
@leibgiiltiafeit I'M @alaben iuer6en.
.5 SoIde Beriarnmlnngen firlb i'm eli
gentliher Gimme nift ilnteriagt, nber
1tad Der M,npeiillrg niiiien &atboli-
fen Die grlaltbnia ibrer firflihen 8e-
BORDEN 3ilr 9eilnamne einbolen. Den
8ildofen lit IS fir Die 0aler BON
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/. Dir lrbtrn Drutfrhr,t
in Nnlptt 'al

rllnterm g.. os. neloete Ole All.
BreB" aus Berlin a,..4ss.5 5a.y -sa,
9ie 8ertreibr,tg Der lesten 1867
900 Geutl6en aus Dem Reibsgebiet,
mel6es Eolen uln @nbe oes &rieges
belest bat, fam beltte IN @ang,
3abon lperben $4,000 attter einem
polntld)en Mbfomnen nit oens Mlliier-
ten nnO Der 8onner &eplblif- iih ttah
Gselt= =Geutl6lanb begeben. Die iibri-.-
gen 100000 iollen il1 Die r1,ifiihe 8e-
iabungs5one abgeiboben meroen:, I
Snnerbalb zines Sabres miro es
feline Geutiben mebr in ben oitSellt.
i6en Bropin3en geben, Ole bon Ser
8arld)nu'er 8egierlurg .5uriider-
lnngtH tpuroerL erflGrte eire baIb-
anltlihe polniide SuelIe.
vSlr oieien @ebieten ,pobnten Dor
Dem &riege ungefGbr 100000
0entife," beiBt es in 0ieier grfld-
rling. pSest befinoen iib oort iiber
100000 Bolen. suBeroem gibt es
nod IN Der tSotpiet- Union 100000
polnil6e Sfaatsnngeb0rige. g8ir bof-
fen, oaB tie oen (polniiderD Neiten
belieoeln 1perben."
9nr6 Die Dollige glusipeifing ser
5eutlben 8epolterung mill BoIet1 bic
1915 erribtete ODER -geeiBe-2inie oils
oauernoe 9ren5e .redtfertigen".
Wtit Oieier 2inie erfolgte oie Mtid.
gll1rg Sber- llno Nieber+S1Ieiietls,
Sit-Honlmerns unb Sit-Yre,lbens
bon 0eutiblano. 0as @ebiet tpuroe
5tpiiden Bolen unb Sen Sotpiets altf-
geteilt.
Die Ser. staoten, gnsla,to ulno
5ranfreid baben iih getpeigert, Bo-
lens Serritorialanlprii9e a,lauerfel,-
men. Sic itelIten nieoerbolt felt, SuB
tie nienrals mebr als elmer boritbet-
gebenben polnii6en Belesu1,g 6elt-
lben @ebietes altitilnmten, nno oaB
Gren5repiiioiten @egeritano zines
oeutl9en 5riebensbertrages iein mill
len. Oof baben Die Maiierten Off
aieu nit Holen bel ser l1nr1ieMuna
bon @illionen bon 0elltiden lett oem
&riege 5ltiun1nengearbeitet.
3ie eriten @aeenlaounsen BON
ie6sbunoe oertnelutl,1uoaht5ig ausge-
tpieienen Deuti6en trafen beate in
Der britiiden Gone elm. sSn sen ton,-
menoen Wonaten tperoen iie in @rup.
pen bon a6tbunoert big aspolfbunoert
Berlonen ale bier Gage abgeIiefert
tperoen. @s ba1belt iid babel nur nm
3ipiliiten, t6a Bolen bebauptet, es ba-
be bereits ale oeutihen ariegsgefan-
geren beintgeihidt.
Ore geettnnf611inIinge fi1tb nci'tens
Mer5te, Sitgenielire, @el1Gftsipesia-
liiten nno anbere, 1peI1e oie poIni-
lde @egierlsng in ben erlten flint
Subren aidt aus Dem 2anoe 1etrie-
ben batte, da lie ibre DienftIeiItnnaen
nod braudte. Wanbe bon ibnen t1'er.
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9unger murgfe ~. b. lie Sorf) -
tarht oann iri6t lnier 2eib in beIi-
ger 8eripanblllng audi in bas 2eio
oes Serrn ilitter? lllt6 Der Serr, Der
ga apirbt: SD bin unperbittert 2ie-
be. SD bin llnerbittlif) 2iebe, SD
bin bittenoe 2iebe", bot @r ans ili,
2eiben oieier 3eit ni6t alif cine tiefe,
ltnier Ienfen iiberiteigenOe @eiIe be-
reits in Seine 2iebe bineingenonl-
l1en9 Wan mobte fait iagen, es be-
bari nibt mebr piel, Der Serr bat ins
ibor nab, gans nab, an Sid beran-
ge5osen, rur oes lesten So, Der leb-
len, Frelioigen Singabe bes gbrilten
an oieies 2eio bebarf es nod, onnrit
mir @ottes braud)hnre @erf3euge
iperoen. Ser neue slnfang ser Stride
Euno bamit ser 1reiie 9ll,faitg oes
Mbenolalloes lit III bielem 2eio nno
ieilter 8eiablnlg oa. sllen, bie im
meiten 9ano altf cine Stinrme lpur-
ten, bie tie iamnrelt, lei geiagt, bie
Stimme, bic ltns iamnlelt, tuobnt iln
eigenen Ser5eL inn fraftpollen So.
2aHet inns in 2eio itnb Spfer bittein-
ma6len in oas 8ilb oes Sdmer5ens-
nnnnes, iuie gr in ltirier urmes Men-
denbilo bineittgelDadlet lit. Weit SSbm
i'm f>fer Der beiligen Meiie perbun.
ben, baben mir Den Wetli i1eit Dieler
3eit bereits itberipluloen, ltluN bas
nelte Wenihenbilb, oas Bib naieres
Serrn Seius Gbriltlts, lrinlmt bereits
@eltalt IN uns an.
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Der Grnit Der ltmfebr - Neue Ggi-
itens in Gbriitns

I" Sit es uns GbriIten nit ser uMs
febr ernlt2 aierfesaaro bat aus Ell
ner tiefen hriltlid)en 2eber,seriab.
rung oas @ort gelprofen: n@ott
I6afft allies aus nibts = uno anes,
nas @ott gebrauben mill, mu6t gr
5lterit sl1 nihts." 8ir ipuroen als
Golf 5ltnidte, purben Dor ser @elt
5ll einem gsidts gena6t, oiirfen mir
nun oara1s Soffnung i6opfen Z?
@enn uns 8ott 10 naforiidli6 unb
iheinbar erburmungslos nieber6riids
te, 10 fonnen mir 5unadit erlei6tert
feltlteaen: SSbm liegt nod an uns,
Sbm ltegt Tim 10 nlebr an a,ns, als
ST nns i6einbar ausloibte. @enn
aber Der oeittibe Wenib bieie bon
gottli6er @nnbenflut umrauldte
Gbance nifJt erfennt, Die Gbance, an
bie Stelle oes iid pergotterroen Ser.
renneni6en ben ii6 in Delnut per,
neigenoer Gbriitemnenihen an Die
Stelle larmeaOen HIbmens bas be,
i6eioene. S6meigen uno on bie Stel.
le bes Sotens' bie belfenbe 2iebe all
leten. 10 muB iie tpenigltens Ser bellt.
Idle s. it erfennen.
@ibt es nun nod eerliigenb @bri.
item in Geuti6latrb, Die iid Der 1mge.
beuren faIt erI6refenben Mufgabe
belpltBt iino, in @ebet uno 8uBe, m
SeIbltperlellgnlins uno Spfer, IN Sci.
oensbereitidaft unb Denrut am @er.
BEN zines 1,el,en 8ottesDolfes rnit5l.
pirfen9 Saben oie Sabre it1n6ige,
8eoroblng, buben Scot unb Sooes,
ndbe, baben &on5entrationslager I'M:
Sinridtllngen oen @ooen fir ein(
hriltlihe 2ebenserneuerlrlg geifaf
fen? So ,unb nodnraIs ia! SIT bel
Dem Nlge iibtbare 8ooen aub fleir.
alrf ioas ganae 8olf betrabtet, ioga,
min5ig flein, 10 iit es fir ben &errr
Ger einmaI NIT eittem S1uflein ST.
i6er oie @elt unrgeItaltete, elm 2eid
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
ILSU TO APPEAL
COURTS @ !.
DECISION .- { !

BATON ROUGE, La. (ANP)
= Tom Dutton. chairman Of the
board of administrators said last
week that the federal courts de-
cision in the case Of Roy S. Will
son, seeking admission to LSU
will be appealed.
z The board experienced a long
and stormy session following the
three Judge federal court which
ruled that Wilson could not be
refused entering the law school
at LSU because of his color.
y The courts decree directed the
university to admit Wilson, one
of IL Negroes who sought to en-
roll in various departments of the
university.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
THREE WHO
TORTURE D
NEGRO GET YEAR

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.-(ANP)
Three former, white police Of
ficers, found guilty Of violating
the civil rights of a Negro suspect
In a murder of a White girl, re-
ceived sentences of a year in pri-
son here last week.
The trio are Hubert Beasley,
former state-police chief; former
Sheriff A. L. (Happy) Apodaca of
Las Cruces, and his former depu-
ty, Roy Sandman.
They were found guilty of vio-
lating the civil rights statue in
torturing Wesley E. Byrd, former
ly of Las Cruces and now of At
tapasS, N. c. They had sought to
wiring confession from Byrd to
the unsolved murder of Miss
Ovida Coogler, a waitress in Las
Cruces, by fastening two padlocks
around his testicles. Attorneys for
the three men indicated that ap-
peals would be filed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
Is FILE VOTE
SUIT I'm MISS.

HATTIESBURG, Miss lamp
- The forest country circuit court
clerk has been named defendent
in suit filed by IS Negroes who
-allege that he refused to register
them. The case will be tried in
the u. S. district court during the
October term. & e.
Plaintiffs alleged that the clerk,
Luther Cox, denied them the
right to register solely because of
color. They further assert that
sections of the constitution were
given to them to interpret, but
not to Whites.
The Mississippi law gives to the
registrar Of voters the right to re-
|quire Interpretation Of the consti-
tuition, but not the right to as
sumo arbitrary tactic in favoring
Whites.
The defendant stated that he Is
seeking dismissal on h e
grounds that the state court gov
erns such matter.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
BY AMP

80 LII <AAN1 as
This Weeks Game (oct. 2o.21)
West Virginia State at Morgan
(Nationa1 Classic, Washington
Grambling VS.. Wiley in JShreve-
port, La. as,vg
Ga. State Fair. Classic, Oct. 23)
Howard at j. G. Smith ~
Arkansas AMIN at Prairie View
Kentucky State at Texas State
LeMoyne at Fish 81 u.s.
Alabama State at Clark
South Carolina State at Fl. Valley
Lane at Xavier E
Tougaloo VS. Leland g
Hampton at Virginia State ..,
(homecoming)
AIT at Florida AIM
Shaw at North Carolina College
Delaware State at Lincoln (Pa.)
Virginia Union at Winston Salem
LangSton at Southern @
Tuskegee at Morehouse (Oct. 2O)
Benedict at Alabama AIM
Bethune Goodman at Savannah
State (Oct. 20)
Miss. Industrial at Knoxville
Claflin at Albany
Philander Smith at Lincoln (Mo. }
Tennessee State at Wilberforce
Oct. 20 in Chicago, Provident
Hospital Benefit. a.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-21
CENTRAL AREA
FORUM COMM
IN 2ND MEET ! :

In panel discussion, : "Respon-:
sibilities of Our Leaders TO The
Community" the Central = Area
Forum Committee Of the Freedom
House Forum presented Mrs.
lClora Pearsall, principal of Dun-
bar Elementary school, DR.. Joseph
IBarth. pastor of First Unitarian
Church and Atty. Leo Sheiner,
la prominent attorney and a civic
and community leader, on a panel
Sunday, October %, 4 pm. at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church.
Mrs. Pearsan was born, reared
and educated in Tallahassee. Fla.
She did advance study at the
University of Pennsylvania and
came to Miami as a very young
woman to instruct in BTW High
School. She served short time
on the faculty before being made
principal Of the elementary school
in Hialeah. Her next appointment
was as principal of the J. r.. E.
Lee elementary school at South
Miami. This was followed by the
position of jeans supervisor and
attendance officer of Dade .coun-
ty. She has held the position she
now holds for 10 years.
Mrs. Pearsall is a member of
st. James AME church and Phi
pelta Kappa sorority. She is on
tle executive committee of Great
q. Miami Urban "a O1Io' and or
ganizer and leader of American
Fed Cross Drive.
DR.. Joseph Barth is a graduate
of University of Chicago. He has
done post graduate work at Har-
yard u. in England and has trav-
e'ed extensively in England. DR..
Barth has been in Miami since
1889 but for exception of year
when he served as director for the