davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Bed Del,ul.fissesst
Third Floor-Wasltington
Store OffLU

Third Floor-WGsTington
Store Only
1--54.5O Serta S37- Coil, Extra
Firm Mattress, stitched preb1ilt
border, heavy woven ticking,
double size, soiled 29.99
1-37.5O Innerspring Mattress,
stitched prebuilt border, woven
ticking, double size, soiled, 1875
1-49.75 Englander Super Body
guard Mattress, stitched sag
resistant border, firm, double
size, sOiled 32.88
1-52.50 Serta Smooth Top Mat
tress, stitched sag-proof border,
woven stripe ticking, double
size, soiled 29.99
1-49.5O Englander aAirfoam
Top" Mattress, stitched pre-
built border, heavy woven tick
ing, double size, soiled 29.99
lass Serta 405- Coil Mat
tress, prebuilt border, heavy
ticking, extra firm, double size.
29.99
1-29.5O Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, stripe ticking.
double size, soiled 1888
1-54.5O Serta 837- Coil, Extra
Firm Mattress, stitched prebuilt
border, heavy ticking, twin size.
floor sample -. 28.88
1-49.5O Serta So Coil Mattress,
stitched crush-proof border,
8-oz. ticking, extra firm, twin
size, floor sample -, 28.H
l-29.5O Innerspring Mattress,
prebuilt border, woven ticking,
twin size, floor sample 1888
1-S7.50 Innerspring Mattress,
stitched sag-proof border, woven
ticking, twin size, floor sample.
1899
1-79.50 Simmons Hollywood
Headboard Bed Outfit, charcoal
denim covered, twin size, floor
sample 39.99
$500 Bookcase Bed, cherry
cordovan veneered, twin size,
floor sample, SCARED 24.99
1-32.50 Mite Table, cherry cor
dovan veneered, floor sample,
SCARED 1899
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Daytime Dresses
Second Floor-Washington

Second FLoor--WGSllif1gton
and Arlington
$3.50 Cotton Dresses, misses,
juniors and half-sizeS zoe
75-5.95 to 1895 Cotton Dresses,
broken sizes 3.79
5O-2.99 NO-iron Cotton Dresses,
broken sizes - - LAT
$3.50 N0-iron Cotton Plisse
Culottes, broken sizes, 10 to
14h -.-- ---1.H
9-12.95 Nylon Uniforms $50
1858 White Poplin Uniforms,
3.99
2O-12.95 and 14.95 Cotton and
Rayon Dresses. broken sizes, 100
Evening star., 1954-11-04
TOiIeff.ies

Street Floor-W Washington Only
1204.98 Imported China Bou-
d0ir Sets, 8 pieces, with smart
painted decorations.
Each piece LOO Set----2.89
8 Ladies 1l.95 Five-P Piece Mani
cure Implement Sets, leather
case --- -- A.99s
6 Ladies' 6.95 F0ur-Piece Mani
cure Implement Sets, leather
Case -e--- - --s $50 &s1UE
12-5.00 Chrome Frame Mir
rOred Trays S------------Z. Z.l9
Soc to SIS Famous Make Toi-
Ietries, discontinued line Of
lotions, powders, rouges. etc.
25c to 2.63.
40-6Oc Richard Hudnut Shave
Cream, boxed -----------.25 25c
splss fe&
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Furniture
Fourth Floor-WGshingto1
Store OnlU

Fourth Floor-WGSbingtoft
Store Only
1-49.95 Knee-hole Desk, ma.
hogany finished hardwood, rope
edge, 7-drawer STYLE M.S7
2-13.95 Samson Card Tables.
plastic-covered tops, self locking
legs. gray and green, marred,
S.S8
1-s9.95 Pier Cabinet, mahogany
finish, mirror back, regency
style, damaged A.47
1-39.95 Step-end Table, ma
hogany and genuine leather.
1885
6-2.95 Utility Stools, black
steel legs, assorted colors 1.99
5-12.95 Utility Chairs, nnahog-
any finished hardwood, various
style backs, assorted colored
+7.95 Samson Card Tables.
washable tops, marred 50 4.44
1-9.95 Nest Of Three Table
Stools, black metal legs, white
tops, floor samples --------5.S9
Evening star., 1954-11-04
SfDf.fSss,eas.
'econd Floor-Waslsington

OOOV1VW SVVT " u1fttESStVFV1
Street Floor-Arlington
1888 Corduroy Slack Suits, as
sorted colors, broken sizes, 1888
8.95 Print Dresses, assorted COLI
ors, broken sizes 3.49
4.99 Sweaters, slipons and cardi-
gans, assorted colors, broken
sizes "a to 40 - 2.A9
1888 Cotton Dresses, winter
styles, dark colors, broken sizes,
500
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Upholstery
Curtains
Third Floor-WGshingtoHs
Io,Der LeDeL-ArIin0fOn


LotDer LeUel-Arlington
40 Prs. 1888 Ready-made Dra-
peries, damasks, heavy textured
prints, 80" long pr. 9.S8
rs Prs. 1888 Printed Draperies,
novelty weave, grey-white flo-
raj patterns, 8" long - pr. 6.99
75-2.49 Kenneth ValbOws, pre-
shirred valances for all win
dows, assorted patterns, colors::
ca. LOO
35 Prs. 4.9S, SAC Draperies, per-
Gales and textured cloths, 63",
q" long ---------- pr. 1.99
IS Prs. 6.9S Ruffled Fiberglass
Curtains, white. SO" wide, "a"
long .--- pr. 4.99
18-16.9S Chromspun Taffeta
Spreads, assorted colors, some
with gold and metallic stripes,
single or double ------. ca. 8.99
3O-1.98-2.49 Plastic window
Shades, ecru or green, assorted
sizes --.--- - ---s...- ---+ SSC
2O-49c Wood Pot Holders, dec
grated, assorted patterns ---29c
Third Floor--W1shington
Store Only
40 Prs. S.98-12.98 Sample Dis
play Curtains. tailored, ruffled
and cottage types =, LOO to 6.49
Is Prs. 7.98-9.98 Nylon- Orion
Lace Curtains, assorted designs,
sizes, eggshell color pr. 3.99
15-12.98 Denim Spreads, as
sorted colors. solid tops, striped
skirts, single, double ------7.S8
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Iaafasssts' W.eas.
Fourth FIoOr-WdShingto,s
Cfo4a nAsTa,

Fourth FIoOr-WGSIlingtos
Store Only
2.99 and 3.99 Baby Buntings,
detachable hoods = ------2.OO
3.99 Crib Blankets, 36x5O Zoo
1.49 Corduroy Shorts, suspender
styles, blue and yellow, sizes 3
ana & -- l.UV
Children's 39c and 49c Socks,
broken sizes, 4 to 8-----2 29c
1.99 Blue Jeans, plaid lined,
Size . -------- -----,- 1s4S
100 Nylon- covered Plastic Lined
Pants, medium only Soc
100 Plastic Baby Dolls SOC
89c Rayon SOftex Baby Pants,
small and medium SOC
2.99 and 3.99 Chenille Crib
Spreads, nursery design Zoo
2.99 TwO-pc. Corduroy Suits,
white top with red or blue
plastic-lin pants, Q to 10
mos. -----------------2.OO -2.OO
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Necksl,eN1'

Street Floor-WdShington
and Arlington
1OO-5.98 Wool Jersey BlOuses,
broken assortment, 80 to 38, 2.SS
200 Women's 5.98 to 8.98 BlOuses,
nylon, rayon, dacron, SO to A.
3.59
15O-1.ss and 2.99 Silk Scarfs,
gay prints, 36-in. hand-rolled
hens - -----. -----. Los
2OO-1.99 Silk Chiffon Print
Scarfs, hand-rolled hens 99c
25O-59c Costume Flowers, pin
on styles es--------S Tor l.OO
Street Floor-WGshington
Store Only
2OO-1.OO and 1.59 Blouses, ray
ons and cottons ---,5 5Sc
5O-S.98 Be q ded Cardigans,
white and colors,. Broken sizes.
5.99
1859 Corduroy Fancy Pants.
broken sizes 2.99
6-5.9S Bermuda Wool Skirts,
solid colors. Broken sizes 2.99
Evening star., 1954-11-04
China

Third Floor-WGshington
Store Only
$3.50 Decorated Table Tum-
blers : ca. 25c
12-79c Green Glass Water Bot
15-1.98 Black Metal Candle
sticks - ---.--- 1880 SSc
27-49c Green Glass Flower
Vases - 25c
LASS Brass Umbrella Stand.
as is ---4.S8
4-5.95 Starter Sets, 20-pc., 3.9S
$3.50 Brass Planters - 1.98
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Budget Dresses
Second Floor-Wassington

Second Floor-WGslaington
and Arlington
20 Misses 1898 Casual and Aft
ernoOn Dresses 500
30 Misses and Half-size Rayon
Dresses, broken assortment, 100
30 Misses and Half -size 14.98
Dresses, casual and dreSsy
styles --------------------8.O 500
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Coats

Second Floor-Washington
Store Only
8-1OO% Cashmere Coats In
natural or navy, broken sizes,
1890
~19-39.95 and $500 Wool Suits,
boxy and fitted styles, broken
sizes zes----------.2 1900
Evening star., 1954-11-04
NeqIiqees

Second Floor Washington
and Arlington
5O-S.99 Cotton Denim Torea-.
dor Pajamas, misses broken
sizes zoo
25-5.99 Plaid FlanneIette Dust
ers, misses sizes ------S.99
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Rag Department

Third Floor-WGshington
1O-19.95 Oval Braided Rugs,
4hx6 soiled -------. - 1000
1-119.95 Beige Loop Pile Velvet
Wool Rug, 12x10 ft.--.--- 1899
1-123.95 Green Twist Weave
Broadloom, 12x9 #. .-.--- 68.88
I - 1875 Cinnamon Twist
Weave Broadloom, 15x8 #. 6 in,
$500
1-59.95 Gray Fiber and RayOn
Rug, 12x12 IT, 1885
1-69.95 Green Twist Weave
Rug, 12x7, as Is 1899
2-69.95 Hand Hooked Rugs, ap-
prox. size 9x12, as is -. 28.88
3-44.95 Rose Fiber Rayon Rugs,
12x9 It. --------- 1899
25-1.19 Reversible Rag Rugs,
approx. 24x42 in. -. 60 39c
PASS Oval Cotton Rugs, Axe
IT,, soiled --- $50
LASS Oval Cotton Rugs, 3x5
f., soiled -------------.----S.99
Evening star., 1954-11-04

Hosiery

! Street Floor Washington
122 prs.-aAs Iss sheer NyIons,
broken sizes and colors,
2 prs. LOO
Al prs.--1.OO to 1.35 Knee-high
Nyl0ns -- 69c
1OS prs.-79c to 1.65 First
quality, Super-sheer nylons.
2 prs. 100
81 prs.--1.5O un-prOof Nyl0ns,
sizes 81 and 8 only 2 prs. LOO
Evening star., 1954-11-04
CO1'SetS

Second Floor-WGshington
4-1e.5O to $500 Famous-Make
Sample Corsettes. Small sizes.
1000
1O-16.5O Discontinued s tyle
FrOnt-Laced C0rsets -- 1O.95
15-6.S5 Discontinued style
Playtex Girdles --------3.99
50-2.50 Nursing and Maternity
Bras, white cotton e----- $50
25-2.50 Star Print Cotton
Strapless Bras. Broken sizes.
1.S9
25-7.S5 to 11.95 Discontinued
Style Corsettes, white, pink.
Broken sizes 4.99
15-7.95 to 9.95 Discontinued
Style Girdles. Broken sizes. 4.99
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Hand ses.chiefs

Street Floor-WGshington
and Arlington
sOO-Men's SOC Linen ,Handker-
chiefs, N-in. hens - 39c ca.
800 - Women's 29c Imported
Irish Linens, 1i16-in. hens 19c
2OO--Men's 59c Hand-embroid-
cred Cotton Initial Handker-
chiefs, hand-rolled hemS,
3 for LOO
15-WOlnen's 39c and Soc En-
brOidered Swiss Sheers and Cot
ton Prints -------4 4 for 100
Street FloOr-WGShington
Store Only
65-Women's 1.5O Initial Linen
Hankies, hand-rolled hens,
broken assortment - 59c
1OO-Men's 1.5O Initial Linen
Handkerchiefs, broken assort-
ment ----- ---------------oS
Evening star., 1954-11-04
SiIa,e1.as,ssre
Street Floor-W1shingtos
Store O1ilN

Street Floor-W1shington
Store Only
6 $50 Silverplated Butter
Dishes, dented ----- 2.99*
+5.98 Silverplated Well-and-
Tree Meat Platters, 16" size,
scratched - 2.99*
1880 English Silverplated
Tea and Coffee Set, 5-pc.,
scratched :, 1885,
+18.0O Stainless Steel Table,
ware, 50-pc. sets, scratched,
1898
12 - 1888 Aluminium Serving
Trays, scratched -------- 1.99
1-65.OO Silverplated Tableware.
64-pc. set, service for IL, chest
included $3.50
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Lingerie
Second Floor--WGshingtoB
Store CnlN

Second FIoor--WGstiflgt0n
Store Only
15-2.99 Rayon Bcdjackets, lace
trims. Broken sizes ------1.99
3--8.95 Cotton ToreAdor Pa
jamas. Broken sizes 400
less Nyl0n TricOt Waltz
Length Gowns, embroidered
trim. Broken sizes
Street Floor Arlington Only
10-l.9s Cotton shorty, Gowns.
Broken sizes --.-.l l.40
6-299 Rayon Crepe Pajamas.
Broken sizes --2 for 500
2s-2.s9 Ny-r0n Slips, lace trims.
Broken sizes -------- Leo
10-5.S5 Nylon Ericot Petti-
coats navy and melon. Broken
sizes ---.-..-----.----.----3.99
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Blankets
Street Floor-WGshington
c&n.a n..Ias

Street Fl00f-WGSIttngt0n
Store Only
PASS Kenwood AlI-wool
Blankets, 80x90~ 1888
1O-15.98 Blankets, 90% wool,
10% nylon, 72x90" 9.99
5-4.95 Beacon Blankets, 72x90",
3.99
1O-12.95 American WOOlen
Mills Blankets all wool =, 7.88
25-9.99 to z4.95 Wool Blankets,
assorted, soiled 4.98-l6.95
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Better Dresses

Second Floor-WGShington
and Arlington
Misses $500 to 1898 Cocktail
Dresses, black and pastels. Sizes
8 to Observation-Disclosures is 1900
Misses 1888 to $500 Daytime
Dresses, black, navy, assorted
pastels. 10 to 10 ---------R.OO
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Girls Wea,.

Fourth Floor-WGShington:
Second Floor-Arlington
3O-2.99 Blue Jeans and Pedal
Pushers ---------------1.49
2O--l.79 Check Gingham Sport
SHIFTS ----------- ----.- S9C
2O-2.99 Cotton Sum Dresses,
Ss% l.29
sO-1.2s Cotton Twin or Cord
Shorts ------------ 29c
Gloss Cotton Dresses, prints
and solids 400
15-5.99 Cotton Dresses 200
-l2.95 Bathing Suits 200
6-l6.95 Rayon Gabardine
Storm Goats ---------.9.OO
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Junior Wear.

Street Floor-WGShingtofI
and Arlington
e14.98 FAN Cottons, 7-13- 500
S-l7.98 FAN COttons 400
1O-17.98 Two Piece RayOn
2O-8.98 Rayon Tweeds---6.OO
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Stationery
Street Floor Washingto.s

Street Floor Washington
and Arlington
200 Interlocking Poker Chips,
assorted colors --- LOO
4.03 to 21.2S Fountain Pens, well
known brand Of discontinued
styles and colors 2.O2 to 1852
Soc Cello Pack Christmas Cards,
10 cards to package 2 for SOC
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Bed Department
Arlington Store Only
LoiDer LeUeI

4UWCT LcUGt
1-69.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, crush-proof border,
extra firm, heavy woven tick
ing, double size, soiled 1890
1-9.50 Serta 405- Coil Mattress,
heavy woven ticking, extra firm,
double size, soiled 29.99
$3.50 Serta Perfect Sleeper
Smooth-Top Mattress, rose and
grey damask ticking, double
sizes, soiled 80 1888
1-54.5O Englander S37- Coil,
Extra Firm Mattress, stitched
prebuilt border, heavy woven
ticking, double size, soiled. 1888
1-49.5O Serta 51O-Coi Mat
tress, stitched sag-resistant bor-
der, 8-oz. ticking, double size,
Soiled ----- 29.5O
1-52.5O Serta Smooth Top Mat
tress, durable ticking, double
size, soiled ---.--- 1898
$3.50 Simmons Box Springs,
multi-coil spring construction,
heavy woven ticking, double
size, soiled 1890
1-109.O0 Foam Rubber Mat
tress and Box Spring Set, woven
ticking, mismatched, double size.
$500
1-54.5O Englander 837- Coil,
xtra-Firm Mattress, stitched
prebuilt border, twin size, floor
sample ----- ----- 28.88
1-54.50 Serta 837-C Coil, Extra
Firm Mattress, heavy woven
ticking, twin size, floor sample.
1888
1-S7.50 Englander Innerspring
Mattress, prebuilt border, woven
ticking, twin size, floor sample.
22.OO
$500 Serta Foam Rubber
Mattress and Box Spring Set,
twin size, floor sample, soiled.
4S.95
1-46.5O Simmons Innerspring
Mattress, crush-proof border,
handles for turning, twin size.
1850
1-S4.95 Innerspring Mattress,
woven ticking, discontinued
style, twin size .2l.OO
1-39.95 Serta Innerspring Mat
tress, prebuilt border, discorl-
tinued style, twin size ----21.99
Evening star., 1954-11-04
JesCeIs.u
Street Floor Washington
and ARLINGTON

Street Floor-WGshington
and Arlington
6-1.OO Compacts, as is ------ 29c
1O-Kiddies' 100 Necklace and
Bracelet Sets ----------- 5Ocs
25-1.O0 Stocking Jewels, as is,
19c*
1-2.O0 Two strand GOld-color
Bead Necklace and Bracelet,
1.0Os
lO-1.OO Cultured Pearl Earrings,
69cs
1O5.OO to 600 Large Rhine
stone Pins ------- 4.0Os
Is 100 Silver-color Metal
Necklaces ---------------- SOC
s. spius 1875 tar
Evening star., 1954-11-04
GIOa,es
Street Floor-WGshington
and Animation

Street Floor-WGsltington
and Arlington
IS prs. 200 Cotton String Gloves,
high colors, display models. Me-
dium only ---------- 80 LOO
10 prs. 500 and 600 Jewell
Trimmed Cotton Gloves, SAM
piles, pink, blue, white. 61k only.
$3.50
40 prs. ESQ and 800 Wool Jer-
sey Gloves, gold, brown, black.
20 prs. 500 and 900 Fur-Lined
Capeskin Gloves, black. Broken
sizes --- -. =. 5.4S
Evening star., 1954-11-04

Lamp Department
Third Floor, Washington Only
3-14.9S China Table Lamps,
hand-decorated, with shades,
2-15.OO Ceramic Table Lamps
and Shades, Sway lighting,
5.5O
1--10.0O Modern Table Lamp,
white fiberglasO shade 80 500
1--10.00 Modern Black Metal
Table Lamp, candelabra type,
with shade ----------. 500
lass Table Lamp and Shade,
black base with crystal balls,
white shade ----------5.99
1-29.9s China Table Lamp, gold
leaf hand decorated, black base,
scalloped shade white With
black trim -----z--s-1 14.O9
l-3s.ss Swing Arm Flor Lamp,
onyx base, 3-Way lighting 1889
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Leather. Goods

Street Floor-WGsEsingtoR
Store Only
50 Women's 100 and l.5O Belts,
2 for LOO
4 Women's ZOO Overnight Cases,
1.A9s
6-1O.95 Suede Bags, black and
brown 5.OO*
2-12.95 Black Broadcloth Bags,
5.OOa
2-7.95 Brown Faille Bags, 3.49'
3-15.0O Leather Tote Bags, 9.95t
5-12.95 and 1900 Leather Bags,
$685.
$500 Bags -------------3.sss
spiRa IOeh tar.
Evening star., 1954-08-27
Mississippi Has New
Plan 10 Bar lntegrafion
BY the Associated Press

JACKSON. Miss. Aug. TT
Gov. Hugh. White has revealed
another plank in the program
to keep racial segregation in
Mississippi schools.
Gov. White said yesterday he
would ask the special session of
the legislature opening Septem-
bed 7 to consider a bill forbid
ding any one from stirring up
race trouble by filing law suits.
The law would prohibit any
one except relatives of children
attending schools from filing
suits against school districts. It
apparently means to strike at
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the
Advancement of Colored People
and its efforts to obtain inte-
grated schools.
Evening star., 1954-08-27
By the Associated Press

HOBBS, N. Mex, Aug. 81
There was unrest in this South
east New Mexico oil town last
night as parents prepared to
register their children In newly
desegregated schools.
For the first time, Negro and
white children register today to
attend class side by side.
AS preparations went on. q
Baptist preacher, William Car
ter, who heads a group fighting
the end of segregation. stood by
a warning of violence if de-
segregated schooling begins.
School Supt. Charles l.. Mills
said he expected no trouble.
I'VE are going to open our
schools .Monday-desegregated," I"
he said.
Meanwhile, one Texas high
school Cancelled football game
with Hobbs because of the pos
sibility of Negro players on the
Hobbs team. officials in An
drews. Tex, notified this town
they would not play a scheduled
October l game. 4' -
Honahans, Tex, High School
also has indicated it may cancel
q football game, scheduled at
Monahans, for the same reason,
Hobbs School officials said.
Kermit, Tex, High School
notified Hobbs yesterday it would
play a scheduled September 10
game under limited segregation
rules applying to spectators but
not players.
Duncan, Okla, the only other
out-of- State team on the Hobbs
schedule, wrote: ANY boy good
enough to make your team is
good enough to play against us"
Several Negro athletes are
Evening star., 1954-08-27
Uneasy New Mexico Town
PREPARES for Mixed Schools

working out with the Hobbs
team and some are expected to
make the varsity.
Other New Mexico schools.
formerly segregated, at Artesia.
Clovis. Las Cruces and Carlsbad
have not had the furor over de-
segregation which has existed in
this Texas border town.
Evening star., 1954-08-27
Suud's Brother to Wed

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Aug. q
R.-The engagement of Prince
Talal Saud, a brother of King
Saud of Saudi Arabia, to Mouna
Solh. daughter OF the late Leb-
aneSe Premier Riad Solh, was
announced Yesterday.
Evening star., 1954-08-27
robes ]. pajama sets
you wear with dash
DORM DREAMS"
500

immediate right - Toasty
Corduroy Duster with O SNORT
swing to it and the flash Of
zebro stripes" on the tie col
lar and push-up sleeves. Red,
green or gold. 9to IS, 800
far right -"Bumble Bee" Pa.
jana Set that will have the
whole dorm buzzing with od-
nnirotion. Cotton broodcloth
tailored pojomos with match
ing embossed cotton shortie
coat in q bold bee print. At
troctive colors. 9 to Is. 8.99
WGL-GirIs Furnishings, 4th Floor
.... also Chevy Chase and Alexondriu
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

protein body including
bunH JOhn Brock, M D. December. Ths
Atlantic Monthly
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

happens often political debate that violence
employed substitute for reasoned
provided last week by Gov Thomas Dewey Of New
tcal speech at Hartford whenevey
words Truman and Democrat said
lives remember that those
Thousands Of miles from home
muntion TO defend themselves Remember that
and Democrat the
Remember that the diplomatic
failure, military failure. death tragedy"
This newspaper has been committed way
Truman and the Democratic Party
dscency and political fair play There healthy
eracy for vigorous paransh In this speech
aligned himself with the Pldown wing
binders who exploit the boOhed suffering
call General Marshall fronmAn million
Chinese lost 10 the free world political
and economic forces who the
Eeaon but condemn President having
ton and courage TO resist aggression Korea
Dewey himself Of the first applaud
There other political
carried today at ugly level personal
United states Governor dbaasment OF
the political process which, checked win make
representative ADJOURNMENT mposbty Pest
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

This edition s annual Negro Progress paper The al.
most 20 years Of life Of this publication has the Negro
population Of this state double In number II has
steady rse Of this group In the economic social and political
life Of the state
In 1863 which the edition reports on Mnnesoana Of color
made rapid strides In every Of human cneavour There
an indication that In spite Of the docaon in employment
the nation from wardeiense economy that nearly
approaching the normal" the gains which the Negro
group have made win not be lost.
Actually the American Negro,hs Minnesota variety as
WELLS In the best position he has been The leaders Of the
naonthe who control the eountrys principal
are more interested In the Negro integral part the
ton than before This Is demonstrated In many ways
by support Of education readjamen employment policies
and the realization In many quarters that American Of Ne
gro ancestry has always been asset 10 this country
Sure there still long way 60 There il much that the
Negro himself must dothnga that do for him
This newspaper touched this phase Of the situation
when u took the position that the Negroes leaders while
mtanty pursuing equality before the law also put
emphasis the Negro readyng himself for opportunities
which full citizenship and individual acceptance bring
This newspaper than happy report that In 1853
Minnesota Negroes made progress and did stand STILL
move backward II hope that twelve months from this
date we win DO able TO again report PROGRESS with capital
letters,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

this administration surely the next the government
put its behind housing for the American family Help
individual already accepted policy when the farmer
the production worker who seeks aid With all good
the family ask for what they being given.
United States the victims Of
already shared the housing No policy has TO
conved them, they all Others must meet
requirements certainly without good house not the
only qualification for getting good
The individual must be good neghbOr prompt the payment
Of his obligations and welcome addition before he win
qualify for housing Negroes should this and
start today not tomorrow TO themselves for living In better
and better neghbohoOd They cannot do that overnight
hundred the outstanding leader Of American thought
Ralph Waldo Emerson said takes eight generations TO make
gentleman He talking about white people because there
Negroes his public We prepare ourselves quicker than
whites. But make q start at IT,
30 Of and girls enoute 10 and from school
conspicuous for their bad public department their elders drip
d language without caring who the application Negroes
public housing made nonfecve We Sunday
with everyday clothes the
penalty.-KyC. Can
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-26

People
announced that the time when
propae TO make nominations for award Of its 10th sngan medal
for services rendered civil rights during the 1883
At the time pleading that exception in the restriction
proposes
Medal not for services rendered 1885, certainly services
rendered him In 1852 81 the
Presidency
Apparently appropriate NAAcP
awarded the coveted medal while he President
But although sSPrednt his services have not been
ng during year his the
decade clearly Tmans Of service to
his country. not the least OF which Is civl rights
The award been made before white ttingy
made without regard to the % the recipient but with the
qualification that what he has done would extend the citizenship
rights and privileges enjoyed Negroes other minority
Thinking back, that without Truman
achievement which enabled the NAACP single and
for It's highest citation would not brought about
There for instance the award Of the 1852 Spnga medal to
DR. Bunche who into his State Department and
the United Nations under the administration
Asking quarter for background which might have been
pected to have been soil for civil rights President
Truman the his administration made contribution
the Negro America which
In choosing honor ex-Presdent spingarn
Medal the NAACP would itself would crafty
genuinely grateful raCe.-LOs Angeles Tribune