davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1952-04-08
District Attorney
SuysW Woodstock Child
Might Hove StrdYed

District Attorney Cyril
Michael said in an interview
that indications thus far, have
shown that little Maria Wood
stock might have strayed from
home and could not find her
way back.
Apparently the kidnapping
theory was thrown out. a de-
cision on who should receive
the $1,000 reward has not been
reached however, the names
Of those who offered to contri-
butte will be turned over prob
ably to Director Of Police
Earle Charles for collection.
Detective Jose Gonzales
Moves from the staff Of the
Insular Police Of Puerto Rico,
has been in ST. Thomas assist
ing law enforcement officials
IN their investigation. He was
sent by Governor Munoz Ma
rim at the request Of Governor
de Castro, as a courtesy,
, 1952-04-08
Africans Plqnning
To DEFY Roce-Huting
Premier Mulun

The African National Con-
gress has organized the nom
white Africans III South Africa
to oppose the unjust laws put
effect by race-hating
Malan. The groups
cooperating with the Congress
include The South African
Indian Congress, which is re-
ported to have some commu-
nists in their organization and
the Franchise Action Conn
mittee. tA
They plan a civil disobedi-
ence campaign using special
groups to defy all the laws
passed which would restrict
the free movement of black
Africans and also an Act
which zones the cities on ra-
cial lines. Establishments
which ban such persons, such
as park benches and libraries
reserved for Europeans only
would be used.
, 1952-04-08

and Strand theatres in Trini
dad, beginning April 3, in ad.
dition to the regular newsreel
This is the first time, accord
ing to Mr.. Lee, that a Carib-
bean subject has crashed
British News.
Following its showing in
Port Of Spain, one copy will
be circulated among Trini-
Az other theatres. A
second COW will he Gown Il
Continued on page a
, 1952-04-08
Curibbeun Comm.
CEREMONY in
British News Film

Port Of Spain: Shots Of the
swearing-in Of the Secretary
General Of the Caribbean Com
mission, EFF. Vriendt, taken
bv Wilfred Lee, Trinidad Film
Officer, are included in an Isl
sue Of British News, which
will be shown at the Globe
, 1952-04-08
ST. Thomus Wunts
To Test De Cdstro's
Popularity in Ref.

Members of the st. Thomas
Municipal Council plan a
move to find out just how
popular Governor de Castro is
with the people by submitting
it to a referendum so the vot-
ers could vote YES or mo" on
the question: 81 Favor the Con
tinuance in Office Of the Gov
ernor Of the Virgin Islands
A measure to this effect.
will be introduced by the
Hon. Oswald Harris at the
next Legislative Assembly
session scheduled for April 10.
The reason for this action was
the result Of an announcement
Of the Chief Executive recent
~ that he would take an ac-
tive part in the forthcoming
elections, not favoring any
Individual or group but max
ing issues clear to the public.
FH#WH A&@EM#EM
The bill provides that the
Chairman Of the Legislative
Assembly would officially no
tify the President Of the
United States Of the peoples
decision in the referendum
and ask him whether to retain
or remove the Governor, de-
pending on the results at the
polls.
If such a bill was passed
tsara IS little doubt that it
would BE vetoed.
, 1952-04-08

Paris, France - General Dwight Eisenhower 1centerl is shown with
Paul q. Hoffman, former ECA administrator Qeftl, and John J. Mo
Cloy. q. s. Commissioner for Germany, after he conferred with them II
separate talks. McCloy is believed to have discussed West German par
ticipation in the European Army, and inclusion of German troops ln
forthcoming maneuvers. Hoffman, leading figure IN the ike FOR Fres'
ident" drive, may have been reporting progress.
Evening star., 1952-10-26
No Drugs. No Sedatiues!

latest MEDICAL FINDINGS REVEALED If
AyOu have trouble sleeping-can't seem to
get to sleep or get good nights rest-here's
real hope for you. News that promises more re-
freshing sleep tonight and a brighter, more
sparkling day tomorrow.
Recent medical studies indicate that a Ger
tain vital substance in your bloodstream NAV
have lot to do with how well you sleep at
night. This substance, known medically as blood
sugar, is one of the most important sources of
nourishment for the brain. When your body
lacks sufficient blood sugar, your brain is liter
ally aarred for its vital sleep food
At bedtime, and especially during the long
nighttime hours without food, your supply of
hood sugar may be at its lowest point. Thus, at
the very time when you want to get sound, re-
freshing sleep-your brain and nervous system
are suffering from insufficient ''sleep food " You
may feel too nervous and tired to 60 to sleep.
too restless to sleep we'll.
Hon. yox cas help yo&r body get tie
':sIeep food" it needs at bedtime!
Neither drugs nor sleeping pills can supply neces
sary "sleep food" And sweet, sugary foods and
drinks provide only quick jet of sugar into
the blood that is too quickly burned up. But
here is q way-a delicious. drugIess way-to
help your body get the '.sleep food it needs.
This sleep-aid is POSTUM "NIcHrcAP''-a
delicious drink made with Instant Postum and
hot milk, taken shortly before retiring.
Your Postum ''Nightcap' is good-tasting and
safe-contains no drugs to harm you. More
over, your Postum milk drink gives you easily
digested nourishment that is sIo,oly converted
into blood sugar. Thus, it helps assure the sIoe.
steady foc of vital ''sleep-food" to your brain
that fosters a calmer nervous system. That's
why Postum ''Nightcap" helps you get sound,
refreshing sleep-the kind that leaves you great
ly rested looking and feeling like new!
So safe, so easy-why not t'y it?
II you want to stop worrying and start sleeping,
get yourself jar of Instant Postum. Every
night before you retire, fix yourself Postum
''Nightcap." It's easy and quick-just add
rounded teaspoon of Instant Postum to cup
of hot milk, and stir Do this for just 10 days
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-26
"statutorY Communism" In Afriea

court decision newly handed down South Africa constitutes
times imposes 20 leaders of the
nonnt defiance campaign against the governments racial laws
suspended sentence for fuherng the ends of communism
Their ofense the breaking certain and regulations
These violations alleged to be part
bringing about full racial equality hence punishable
the Suppression recently by Prime
Minister Malans National The court found the accused
guilty of statutory communism and added he charge has
thing to do with communism as it is commonly known"
anything will further the communism, surely Is
such law and such Judgement this. To take civil dis
Obedance which Its in the
white arbitrarily label II statutory communism is
way equate aspirations better
the minds millions of ignorant natives There scarcely
Communists to nltrate this movement
the kindly handed 1t hemby definition
with the wisdom folly the
ghtnes the passive resistance The
ves of its leaders wholly Canadian subty
influenced by Communist propaganda We recognize also that
Judge has choice but to enforce the laws the andas high
minded British judge explained with compassionate dignity when
Gandh Jail breaking
But to judge movement be unlawful thing
communism irrespective whether
Communist Communist ideas and methods
While this latter practice is all too
Malan attempt give legal standing
only to make the word communism attractive millions
Africans.-Christian Science Monitor
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-26
With the appointment

py Eject EISENHOWER OF
Secretary of Labor Mr. Republican
FROM with objectionscamng the
front to millions One thing ertanTa running
strictly Republican
have had the Senator's appovan fact the the public
at large Dun is Democrat and that to Taft that
know little of Durkn
If is true Taft asserts that Durns appointment
affront to Millions let be said appointment
reason Taft objects pleasing to millions the rank
and file Of Americans who don't give ns whoop whether
Eisenhower surrounds himself with
they trustworthy
expected of men in high positions of public trust
More credit to the President crossing party
key appointments 1t reflects the genuine bgness
The average Woodworking taxpayng citizen
the brandname of sppontee any
nationality religious creed the individual
of is the strictly politically minded,
long been the spokesman-wheni Republicans
Until Dkin has failed Secretary Labor
faith in him and Esenhowers judgement making appoint
Independent
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-26
WINTER WORKOUTS CAN BE DANGEROUS

onset shoVeng the Minnesota State
Medical Association today to
in the old fashioned winter workout the
Regular mild fine according DOCTORS
with Shovel but the
nobody good and in adults after end disaster
The truth that violent exercise has tonic effect
What continuous
muscles enlarged heart liver and other
to meet the emergencies which most people who aren't
fessonal athletes have to meet
There abundant medical evidence that do
resistance disease
Even overUeghts rely substitute
except the simple uncompcaed exercise pushing
from the table.
Fat or lean exercising the
end vacation for the big simply counting trouble
Better to shovel the walk youngste
Or leave the stalled and walk
Most people get adequate
round Of activities according the supplemented
Grant County Herald
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-26

Biggest Washington last not the coming
politicians the doing at the White House. but the
matte minds inside the portals the United States
Court where the great of racial segregation educa
ton being debated.
spokesman Aparthed
candidate the Presidency
separate racial school policy which has dsgaced this country
generations
legal spokesman complete
equality education
Thurgood Marshall persistent persuasive
petent giving good and often better account of themselves than
their white opponents
Here exempncation progress
lawyers grandsons of men who tod bondage
them thra and yet there they stood before the
tees plane of equality arguing the issue equality the
great
Upon eloquence great legal minds
and coored hung the fate race of nation perhaps of the world
high thought minute that these equal
according the exacng standards of our civilization although
the equality inequality
One felt keny that the outcome would hinge
court felt that the white people of the states to racial
segregation supported ready
traditional bias freedom they
stil wanted to time facing backward
II consideration Its
past decisions which broke down the color bar
colleges and universities have resulted only In the most aicabe
relations between white and cOOred
decision In this would have not untOward effect
Some of the Courier readers have been critical
have stressed the changed atmosphere the
better in relations pleased to note that Mr. Marshall
made the point his which
the nine justices.
Dramatic this great legal
lions living Negro lawyers
lawyers race could pac-
tice before the Supreme
This historic legal struggle symbolic gigantic
strides America in and Negroes particular
the past three generations infancy
Association for the Advancement COoed
argued for it by capable white lawyers.
The court will not hand down its decision
there is of the adverse
so all viii have the conviction that will be lasting
fact
Americans have changed and changing
impossible only few back reality today:
favorable decision win greatly the
our land nothing the court win the
ward the kind long the
eral dream Pittsburgh Pa0 COURIER
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-26

valedictores either character Swan
they be out discouses
maudlin "reminiscences and impractical parting advice.
the lanes all ouled from the White House
a valedictory that something
1t reported that the president president Truman that ISL
Department friend
brief involving racial practices education in the public
Virginia South Carolina Delaware and the Nations Capital
will that segregation itself unconstitutional
Here vaedctory worth listening to- 1t algns the federal
squarey behind the constitutional guarantees Of equity
of treatment and opportunity for all Americans
Up to it's been pretty difficult thing to determine whether
national had pledged its allegiance the Stars and
Stripes the United States of nation
dv Stars Bars Of the Confedacythe Banner
certain committed to the proposition Of white
macy and hate forged division
Comes this vaedcory the waning hours Of the retiring
presidents administration The to be argued before the
States December the 9Th and 9TH the
verdicts be-but whatever the
verdcts grateful this ufogttabe valedcoy that
the first time in all hopaces the forces Of the federal
behind the drive against the practice Of dscna
America and what it the prosecution under
title ought bearA friends of the ourtThe Oklahoma
Eagle
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-26

banded program and budget
years the interests of Americas Black OneTenh had
representation in the national capital The AKA sorority
first light developed effective agency a shoe
string the AKA joined by other fraerne and
critics who jointly support Washington lobby This group
with the NAACP lobby make fine which does
marabe job keeping the members of Congress alert to what
Negroes think about specific legislation and the people back
home informed how the various Congressman and Sena
tors vote.
Every major American interest economic otherwise
and foreign interests have Hobbies in Washington Why
political analyst" Clark thinks the disadvantaged Negro
does need legislative watchdogs down in D. c.
strange thing to this newspaper.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-26
How Ridiculous, MIR. Clark!

The most assnne statement to appear in Negro
paper for long time written three ago by John
Clark, who signs himself political anaysist" in the
Pittsburgh COURIER
Clark made the remarkable deduction because of the
advent of the Eisenhower administration the NAACP would
no longer have to maintain its Washington lobby!
We read Clark article couple of times to see he
was kidding, but he apparently the article with
straight face.
The NAACP Washington lobby last year had a budget
of $4,000 to do million dollar job matter what Essen
hover does to clean segregation discrimination in Wash
ngton the NAACP must keep strengthen the Washington
office for it the chief Watchdog for Negro in
terests the nations capital among the Federal lawmakers
who make laws for the entire As states
Mr.. Clark surely doing some fuzzy thinking in his
piece the COURIER and ridiculous his statement was
It may focus attention the Importance of having the
NAACP constantly the job in Washington with an ex
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-26

overshadowed all others the election
TV Nov g. They
alderman and minister
before the national convention
Republicans the top speech of the sessions
His brief powerful presentation In it he
described Negro wants" in these words:
any special jobs saved for or withheld
from ..
any special in which to ride, special
which to
I'VE don't want any special which live
DOM
any special of Identification rules
governing III right to vote.
special to put ahead - but
any special agreements to hold us back
equal opportunity with all other Americans
education and be
fight country and hope to be President
everyone
that, with Less than that
shall be content"
clipping forth plain unmistak
language hopes legitimate aspirations the American
people of color.
Reading through exchanges
beginning
good those who
direction their lives 1858 to consider.
JAYCEE CREED
believe
Faith in God gives meaning and to human life;
brotherhood o sovereignty
Economic justice be by through
enterprise;
be o. laws han Of men;
Earth's great treasure human personality;
Service to humanity is the best work of Life.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-26
Famous First Words
BY LEW OWEN

GLAD to know you-and l hope
you last longer than that other
fat-head :"
I've called you all in because
I'd rather you heard this from
me
See here, John--one Of us is
going to have to change our
ways :"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-26
MOST INTERESTING PUBLICATION

Editor Thanks much for helping US out with the Christmas
Seal sale in your paper.
after continues to be about the most
teresng publication the Twin Cities Maybe that's
both sides of the question Also because always
interesting Fitzgerald Hennepn County
Iosis Minnesota
Evening star., 1952-09-07
IDEAL HOME FOR
PROFESSIONAL, MAN

21o3 BEEcHwooD RID. LEWIsDALE
Price $4,000. If you are looking
for charming home situated in
the finest section of beautiful
Lewisdale. you should place this
buy on your must list. 3 lSe.
bedrms.: full tiled bath on 2nd fl.
Gracious liv. rm. with fireplace;
din. rm.; mod. kit: and tiled powder
slate roof and copper spouting.
Steel beam construction. Lge. land
scaped lot: close to U. of Md. and
express bus; bus; shown by appt. Ewes.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
OPEN 1-6
FALL IN LOVE

With this sparkling 3-bedrm. Cali.
fornia rambler on a Handicapped "
acre. Pastel green exterior plus
decorator colors inside. Unusual
comfort styled floor plan with lSe.
extras include ranch type fencing.
Bendix and storm windows. All city
utils; $1,000 4Aes loan available.
Priced only S13,25O. Come out to-
day and be happy tomorrow. Direc-
tions; Out Lee hwy; to trafic light
to Westmoreland St, right to Roose-
welt ST., right 2 blks. 70 Beacon lane,
left l blk. to 3414 and open sign.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

RADIANT VALLEY
OPEN SUNDAY, 12-DARK
SI2. $50, terms; 6SO3 Randolph st.
lovely brick rambler: 5 ige. rms.
sdTt. s1Iftac. ny; rm., bedrms. bath
lot with ranch type fence; 10 minis
to Union Station. Ewes. GE. 6476
Evening star., 1952-09-07
OPEN / TO 6
CLARENDON

CLOSE and CONVENIENT to every
thing: Older home IN. new-houss
24-ft. liv. rm., separate din. rm.'
downstairs bedrm. ard full bath;
ultramodern equipped kit, 2 bedrms,
up and additional storage rm.; bsmt.
Oil h.-w.h; Complete aluminium
Beautiful treed lot. Priced at only
S16,SOO with S4.350 down payment,
Be sure to come in. This would
make an excellent investment prop
erty. Directions: Located Just on
Washington blvd. near Pershing DR..
in the 2700 blk. Turn onto N. 4th
at. to 27O6.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

BOETLER'S LANE
$7,500-TERMS
PRINCE GEORGES CO.
"a acres. Arm. asbestos shfnrle:
bath, electricity, GE stove; assume
$2,148 loan payable S35 per mo.
POSSESSION. Ewes. AP, 0567.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
BEST OF ALL

Is the development Of
Churchhill located Just 4/10 Of
O mile over Arlington County
line near East Falls Church,
large expensive homes sur
round this area, the lots are
wide and deep, the houses vary.
For S13.25O you can buy q
3-bedrm. ramblerette, break
fast bar between kit. and din.
r, completely fenced yard.
Bendix, stove, refgr. in kit,
large rear storage room. A
$1,000 first trust available.
proving real value. Call US to
Inspect at OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Can You Wait a While

For a de luxe 3-year-old
brick and frame rambler in
THE latest of neighborhoods:
3 bedrms., large liv.-din. rm.
with picture window. entering
of to side screened porch;
built-in breakfast nook; wide,
level flowered lot; full bsmt.
and outside entrance; walk to
new grade school. A. similar
house Is S22 800 nearby. This
one goes at $4,000 on terms.
Call OW. 5000,
Evening star., 1952-09-07
ALEXANDRIA
ROSEMONT
S15,750

Attrac. asbestos and frame
home, with 8 lge. bedrms.;
lily. iIx; Tm Tm. iIxlS; Ix1S; tit tfamilSiise S1So.
6ie Bic BEDS: Ssois; large sni comfertable Snfe able
htr.; So $500 o'G cash sa' down TTSn' pymt. rnTr
MSnthly na9ntal p pywstsSs' sss' g SOS "a; .Ix which
cation. good s 4oSiHi shade trees trees in In
front and back Of house, front
B1siines. snc churches sonxad'eas Snd shopo %
6644 or I'VE. 7343.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Can You Wait a While?,

For a de luxe 3-year-old brick and
frame rambler In THE latest. OF
neighborhoods: 3 bedrms.,. large liv.-
din. rrn. with picture window. enter.
ing. of to side screened porch; built.
IN breakfast nook: wide, level now
trance; walk to new grade school, A
similar house is S22. 800 nearby.
This one goes at $4,000 on terms.
Call OW. A090.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
$500

low, featuring ige. iiv. rm., full,
equipped kit, tile bath. Anchor.
fenced lot. Should go FHA witt
1000 down. bal. approx 500 mo
HUDSON REALTY CO.. 471O An
1915, weekdays, WA. 05I5 weel
Evening star., 1952-09-07
OPEN
Park Blvd, Forestville

Park BIvu., FOreSCVlIIe
Two and 3 bedrm. ramblers. also
Cape Gods, on beautiful N-acre lots.
Completely equipped kitchens. con-
venient to Andrews Field and Census
Bureau, and to Military hwy. Prices
range from $1o.500 to. $11, $50.
Good financing. Dir: Out Marlboro
pike to Ritchie rd., left blks. to
H1fLCREsT REALTY co.
II. 7-zozo 70. a-41os
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Beautiful Lewisdale
ReechwoOd Ramh1ers


Acclaimed by happy home owners fol
their many outstanding custom fea-
lures. are again available. For
months the Garland Construction
quality built brick veneered homes
with your comfort. convenience and
budget in mind. Ask to see Type
g featuring "a bath in master
bedrm.; Type 3, 3 bedrms, and din.
rm.; or Type H2. 3 bedrms, dining
outside entrance; painted plastered
walls. fireplace; equipped kitchen:
tiled bath; stained flush doors and
many other outstanding features
downtown
OPEN DAILY AND SUN. 12.DARK
Priced from S19,95O to S24.95O
Directions: North on Riggs I'd. to
on 21st ave. l blk. to open sign.
Ewes. AP. 01O5,
Evening star., 1952-09-07
ALSO

Completely furnished modern rambler
SoW Ga THERM9pAEE bsa91s With picture etb psrt, Min
finished. Air conditioner. television
dish and clothes washer. sun lamp
many other. extras. On corner LOT
at 10th and Emerson in Woodlawn
DIRECTIONS, BOTH HOUSES. An
n.apolis rd: to 7Snd ave. -o tOliver's
right to our sign.
ABSHER REALTY co.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
ASHTON HEIGHTS
NDEN TN

3US NO. MONHOE
Beautiful shaded corner in widely
sought Ashton Heights; pre-wal
built all brick solid Colonial with
8 twin-size bedrms. and Q full tile
baths; cool side screened porch
garage and full bsmt.; terms can
be arranged.
Dir: Out Arlington blvd. to Pershins
dr., turn right on Pershing to pass
WASHINGTON blvd. to corner Of Par
shing and Monroe st. and our sign
Arlington Realty Co.
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500
Evening star., 1952-09-07
ALEX SIJRURRAN

4 bedrms.. 2 baths, modern home
mere coBdsea 5dides' SHla SRH home n
old. Bsmt.. Gear garage and work
shop. offered at o very reasonable
price and with as little as 81. 600
cash. Asking price, S23.950.
NEAR SHIRLEY HIGHWAY
New, brick. 3-bedrm. ramblers in
restricted section, well constructed
and on level wooded lots Of "a
acre. AL public facilities. including
sewer and water.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HOUSES PoR SALIVA.

PRICE REDUCED $1,000 on new g.
rm. rambler by owner and builder.
Full bsmt- broad paved street.
schools. shopping center and bus
service. To reach: South at Lee
hwy. and Lexington ST.. Q blks to
N. 22nd st., turn right " blk. to
open sign and house. No. $3.50.
Phone FA 1011
Evening star., 1952-09-07
FALLS CHURCH AREA
Cozy Frame Bungalow
ONT,Y %11 750

This attractive 2-bedrm. home in
Analee Heights can be purchased with
as low as $1,000 cash payment and
approx. $S5 per mo. (Owner will
carry your 2nd trust note). or you
can assume Veteran owners exist.
s5s so nanSi monthly en BY paying g1ssn approx K.
S4. 200 down. Clean as a rev pin,
unusually clever and completely
equip. kit. Attrac. living rm..
comfortable-sized bedrooms; drop
stair to large storage attic: gas
heat; level lot; short walk to new
Evening star., 1952-09-07
OPEN 1:30-6:30

Nearly new home having 3 bedrms.
and den; level lot; in community
ideal @ fSr sdd Andrews. TNS Boiling; GensHs
Marlboro pike to 57th ave. left
to Central ave-. right to 61st, right
to Brooks I'd, left to Highview
dr.. right to 1905 and our sign.
ABSHER REALTY co.
II. 7.4413 LO. 1881 n
Evening star., 1952-09-07
RAMBLER

Modern as tomorrow. Close and snug
Foyer ' entrance. iiv' H rm. Iitufs: with fioor:
to-ceiling fireplace, q. ledy's kit, 3
bedrooms, ] paneled; rear patio.
Must sell. Only $4,000 down pay.
ment and total price OF $1S.960.
Call OW. 5000.