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, 1954-09-16
Navy Prepares q
81 Fl. Cruiser for
Pres. Eisenhower

The Navy, alert to President
Eisenhower's apparent inter
est in smaller craft, is fitting
out a ninety-tWo foot cruiser
for Presidential use. The ship.
is small in comparison with
the 243-foot yacht Williams
burg, which President Eisen-
hover put aside early in his
administration.
The cruiser, once used as an
escort for the Williamsburg,
has been named Barbara An
ne, after one of General Eisen
hower's granddaughter. For
merly known as the Lenora,
it is expected to be available
for Presidential use in three
weeks.
, 1954-09-16

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thus she will appeal to voters
in all three Islands.
Mrs. Brodhurst has always
been active in civic affairs in
st. Croix, and is known as a
hard worker, very sincere &
conscientious, She has a re-
putation for making and keep
ing friends wherever she goes
lin the Virgin Islands, Puer-
to Rico, and on the mainland.
She is no stranger to ST.
Thomas or st. John, and well
comes the opportunity to test
their sincerity in the coming
November elections.
Now more than ever, Mrs.
Brodhursts said, integrity,
vision and a desire to make
a real contribution seem to be
qualities necessary for a seat
in the new legislature. Now
more than ever the people Of
the Virgin Islands will feel
that greater unity, so long
desired.
7 ask the united support
Of every voter in St. Croix,
st. Thomas and st. John. If
it is given, | have no inten-
ton of allowing you to regret
lit" she said.
Gnnr0n Nin1con r1irc
, 1954-09-16
Murciuno ChurIes
Fight Postponed;
On Tonight at 1880

Rocky Marciano and Ez-
gard Charles were scheduled
to fight a fifteen round bout
in the Yankee Stadium IN
New York last night but bad
weather forced a postpone
ment until tonight.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Models Find Secret OF Silken,
Stay-ln Place Hair
"Amazing Shine I"

The loveliest models find perfect
hair control plus silken softness.
Even the color of your hair appears
richer. Make a date with glamour.
Get Charles Antell Hair Spray -
now! Wonderful for quick drying,
pin curl set.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Caressable F! Soft and enticing
to his touch the silken feel of
your hair. Yet each lustrous wave
and curl stays perfect through the
long enchanted hours. No other
hair spray can work this magic. Be-
cause only Charles Antell's fabulous
new Spray controls hair perfectly
without without heavy
lacquer. And no dull flm-no dan
druff.like lacquer flakes!
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Lanolin. Keep your hair exactly as
you want it--even on rainy days
yet enticingly soft and silken! And,
unlike ordinary hair sprays, this new
Spray brushes or washes out in a iiffy!
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Even dry or damaged hair takes on
new silken lustre-as Charles
Antell's famous Lanolin helps re.
place vital moisture. Charles Antell
Hair Spray doesn't darken blond
hair. Adds Body" to fine hair.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

Ii is the new Charles Antell HaIr
Spray with Lanolin. Unlike previous
sprays to keep wisps in place, and pre-
vent waves or curls from dropping,
this new Hair Spray does the job
without stiff, heavy lacquer.
No Dull Laeqvsr-Film!
No D0ndrv6y Flakes!
And, of course. that means stay.
in-place hair without stiffness, with
out dull lacquer film, without dan.
druffy fakes that fall on your shoulders.
But that's only part Of the story.
Charles Antell's Hair Spray is &C,
tually a new kind of formula made
possible by the recent discovery of an
amazing ingredient that takes the
place of the usual heavy lacquer.
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This exclusive ingredient, not only
makes perfect hair control possible
while leaving the hair caressably soft,
but also reflects light. The hair takes
on brilliant shine that makes the
color appear richer, more exciting.
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As you might expect from the man
who made Lanolin famous, Charles
Antells Hair Spray contains special
Lanolin formulas that help restore
life.giving moisture so that even
dried-out, over.waved, dyed or
bleached hair becomes softer . feels
like silk.
If you're tired Of fy-away hair Or
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Evening star., 1954-05-02
Shines and Silkens Even
Dull, Dry Hair Like Magic

New York n T. Women all the country avng about
kind Spray almost things for the hair
Evening star., 1954-05-02
p w OFFER

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Charles Antell Hair Spray with
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, 1954-12-24
G00D WfLL TOWARDS MEN

GOOD WILL TOWARDS MEN
THE YER SPIRIT of Christmas dspek fatalsm, pes
simsm and all shortsighted and negative approaches to life.
This is the one time Of year when goodwill towards men
seems to become a reality, and some thought is given to
mans relationship to
WHILE COLD war continues, and on occasion
does seem as if it will erupt into a hot war, President Eisen-
hover told the nation in his last press conference that the
world is farther away from world war than at any time since
1851.
TONIC APO are being made at a feverish.
pace, yet the two-edged sword of censlre continues to play
an important part in the affairs of men and nations. Nor is
the pressure of world opinion any less effective. Just a lit
tie over two weeks ago the United Nations, in a solid vote,
Except for the Communist boc) put Communist China on.
the spot in seeking the return of IL American armen.
CHRISTMAS everywhere can count improvement over
last Christmas. Since last we wrote on this theme, the world.
has seen the Atlantic alliance come into being, the Saar
question actually put on the table for discussion and decision
between France and Germany, Great Britain is committed
to station troops on the mainland Of Europe, and many
many other steps to which the world could point with some
sense of satisfaction in the name Of good will.
AS FOR us IN these parts, we have had our New Or
ganic Act, and with that an election, and for the first time
in history a unicameral legislature. And while everything
might not have gone to please everyone, the overall picture
is a good one.
AFTER ALL IS said and done Christmas is a time Of
truly good will, and SO long as that spirit lives and moves
ia the world, just So long will total war be postponed, and
men, despite all their work and effort at destruction still give
in greater measure those things which come only from and
through recognition and acceptance Of the spirit Of Christmas
,~4Ar r.M
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
To Argue ColmIy

One of the hopeful younger
generation girls
list of questions citizenship asked Young
Christian Association More than half these
out nerestedamong variety of other
talk without getting
This of econtrol worthy
discussions of affairs There
rather familiar which
individual pretty
principal point is to avoid personalities and avoid personang
One yield gracefully pride stake
propositions make the best subjects
Another point learn that disagree
each others opinions the
kind of emotional commitment opponent
make him admit he Many
the
its with the good judgement Of
bit of humor and then help
but it should be the
Finally perhaps the most fundamental ingredient
calmly to refrain taking false responsibility
the One who feels a
result heavy
that there's divinity that shapes
mentsl how will"
II the develop other
discussion point hope along
Christian Science Monitor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Southern Paper Calls The Roll

Governor James Byrnes claims
affairs civilization among
otherwise gather would be give
Carnaon milk Let's call the supposed
setting the equilibrium of South Carolina Negroes.
Walter White executive secretary NAACP Georgia
native OF Atlanta forged and purified
people youthful experiences race
riot;
Thurgood Marshall Rights" civil
rights attorney and chief NAAcP
Hinton South president
born Alabama lived almost all deep South
Modjesks secretary born
Columbia her
h child of forged for
front line fighting when child
OF mob violence in Arkansas
Byrd cheraw treasurer North
Carolina Carolina WI.
hams sumter Of NACP born
reared Enoree, South Carolina
Redd secretary reared in Columbia
Now blow unnecessary as well
assnine TO send north"
and that "hcky" lick
In great however 10 Governor
Byrnes dad sending north Jha attorney TO help
him fight the Clarendon the
Carolina Law School had priuce
Will
be remembered that the law school the Indus
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Nurses Doing A Real Job

Ohio Congresswoman Frances T. Bolton pointed out a
speech month that the nursing profession doing
outstanding job America the of indignation of Ne.
members OF its profession into the general stream of its
ticular field
The record will show Congresswoman Bolton
her and that the field Of nursing profes
sion that opened wide its Negro Much
of the credit for progress due the National Association
Of Negro Nurses and the American Nurses Association The
Negro association asceraincd that the
predominany white group committed lowering the
racial bars dsbanded it's organization and joined the
Nurses Association This high type
craftsmanship and has resulted in the Nurses Association
taking definite stand against discrimination in every
state in the union.
Before World War H. fifteen of the nursing associa
tons would not admit Negro membership To-day
only state group that Of Georgia will admit Negroes
The American Nurses Association will hold its national
meeting in any city that discrmnas against any Of
members,
In the educational opportunities for prospective
1871 only ~ schools Of nursing would admit Negroes
student Today ITO that
win admit Negro girls for training
In the POS right at University of Mime
Negro girl native of the refused admission
the School of Nursing because OF her color An aroused
zenry led by the Minneapolis NAACP the Senator s.
Sockwe and with the cooperation of the law firm of
Street and Denard forced the University admit the Negro
girl to the school Since that time many Negro girls have
marieulated in our University of Minnesota school
No profession today offers much opportunity for needed
service nursing Hospital patient population has increased
rapidly than the supply of trained and there
hardly single trained nurse in the nation who
poyed This field provides great opportunity for
girls as well their white sisters
This newspaper happy that the nursing profession is
showing the real democracy by praccng that TO which
others only give lip service IL hopes young girls will
the challenge and opportunity in the nursing profession
join the white clad angels of mercy"
Even II you build the best trap these days II you
the world TO buy H. you had better tell the world
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Ike Wrong On FEPC

President Connecticut
whether and organizations to do
insisting Employment
through pro-
grams
there
anywhere systematically by constitution excluding
Negroes should be rather convincing that the penalties
the justice respecting right o
Hartford a fol-
permit membership organization Judge
Acou
are added to the The union had failed to
ply with 1862 order discrimination
into court by the states civil rights commission
contention
Dor Relations Act that should be allowed collectively
gam unless opens us membership TO all Americans Most Of the
effort the forcing having govern
contracts employmnts
race OF national origin but we think the basic law which gives life
Relations specific regarding
right Of union that practices discrimination to
fight employment practice legisla
ton having enforcement
objected to the nchaw legislation because
penalties the
that citizens generally penazed what
alleged few citizens had done On the other hand proponents of the
law contended that lynch law political
ms etuey correct rake the bombing of NAACP
going third year without anyone
being arrested This the citizens living
eosred 10 shield the mob that slew loyal American citizen The
indictment in this instance community
does not stand to
daily Negroes everywhere working in mental
capacities at lower workers and this Injustice
be attributed to the total thinking
tain black jobs This sort Of thinking
where the skilled black
which has nothing to do efficiency and merit
We the mental processes o.
anyone not the President who
forced without penalties When scripture
gather in the harvets what SOW grasp God
plan of retrbutive justice The paw what
does and that what need Of anvnt
getting coy in this modern
the divine plan OF punishment Why
persuasion and education killing one another
Why hang them? Why has the President at
schools he genuine belief in the efficacy
of evpostusuon and coaxing?
we cannot believe the President
he about eliminating dfferenas in plyent in
this nation 1t does not be programs of dis
cphne which all know and the American
Negro can sit down right ponder would
taken Abraham Lincoln 10 persuade stubborn Southern
to free
ana Negro men ana women who work the long
wee ali attest TO the fact the
worker mas place and the place
you so TO and from work guilt to the
community ana that the total community
destroying the black mans equal opportunity
as one cannot have his cake and
creation understand and
qaehees OF s That's precisely what
We not t punishment those brutay
whh people live Dispatch
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Salute To Halle Q. Brown

We salute Halle O. Brown Community House for having
completed Is years OF service the people Of St Paul It's in
uence the youth and adults of the SANITY City has been
great that be measured in its entirety but daily
demonstrated in the lives of the community
The influence Of this Community Fund agency has made
itself felt in many Of family and community life do
institutions Of its kind Apparently the house well staff
ed and Of the left by the unfortunate fire has
risen modern the increasing
needs Of the ncighborhood
The Community a whole pays for such institutions
Halle @ Brown and II the eommuntys best interests
that II fully possible the facilities offered by Halle
that the money time effort which they have put its OPP
Grafton have been well spent
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07


Baltimore Md, in the American League
However thing have major another
to have a major league city
may question
the hotel acting doubt that Baltimore
far from being a major league city.
Knowing that the bringing of baseball Baltimore
would call for statement of policy the of the hotels
of the Negro players
If Baltimore has done nothing to for it.
In the hope that his biggest would favorable
cty from its advent the leagues Governor Theodore
Mceldn called conference the hotel officials
purpose trying get
policy with reference to Negro guests.
But the efforts little
Charles d. Harris the
said the hotels have observations made
the community that the public does not mixed
patronage at the hotels
So Baltimore will be the city
ball players win be segregated in their housing
Perhaps unfortunate
ment in his community Evidently Baltimore those cities
that time has passed by. for 1t is living the
We refuse to believe though that the hotels Baltimore
really expressing the sentiments of the The kind
gument made in Washington d. and St.
when the put those few bgo who really guilty
making policy these two cities changed overnight
policy accepted without a trace of resentment.
Unfortunately despite its liberal
Baltimore is today Of the most prejudced of Americas
league park Most of its big department stores refused
customers
In few Washington C, only forty South
almost completely beazed
commodation Theatres
a segregated basis.
If voteless Washington do this, Baltimore too.
The trouble with Baltimore
city with minor league ideas Is time that
that the Civil War there waiting
the slave trade to port.
The
challenge to the Negro population something
about it, Our people other cities
they changed a
determination to fight 1t high
battles Supreme
can and should do ourseves-Ceyeland Call & Post
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Humphrey Offers Depression Antidote

In his weekly newsletter from Washington this week Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey Of Minnesota forth he be-
evcs TO be warning that all not well with American
After offering certain facts which he labels alarm
ing changes in economy the Senator offers what he
sdes good 10 point program fun employment
forestall depression
Humphrey said in his The production goods
services is down IL billion dollars the and salaries of
factory workers down six billion dollars unemploy
has reached per of the labor force
farm operators has fallen steel production is down
81 per of capacity business failures up per
the last quarter of 1853 compared the quarter
1862"
After citing these figures, Humphrey offers what he be.
eyes sound 10 point program halt of the declines
revealed by the figures quoted the paragraph above Carry
ing these points, the Minnesota Senator says would
store full employment and stimulate purchasing
power.
Humphrey suggestions are these:
l. Increasing personal income exemptions
2 Lowering rates of low income groups.
g. Lowering interest rates.
Accelerate public works program build schools hos.
pta roads, dams civil defense facilities among other needed
projects
s. Stimulate construction "a millions homes next year
program. i.
Restore farm income by maintaining price supports at
30 cent of parity and seeking and outlets for
food abundance at home and abroad
4 Raise minimum wages.
8 Increase oldage payments.
3 Improve unemployment insurance
10 Intensity word-trade development.
We with the that present economic stua
ton which must face squarely If do something
about il in definite, positive way, depression
which inevitable it continue the present wait and see
policy of the Eisenhower administration
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

Contributing August c. Erickson of the Springfield
Mimi Advance the cearest thinking columns
this Coumnist Erickson writes
equal cabin in the northwoods
the international u s. faced Throughout
writing appears philosophy of matured thinker mixed
with he hume of a deep understanding
This year many other editor publishers received
letter entitled AN Message" Mr. Erickson With his
message Walter Rauschenbusch
prayer newspaper editors of which Mr. Erickson
wrote: What message could to the
paper people friendship will cherish? hope
win find this the Joy and inspiration 1t gave to me-
which, Mr. Erickson pointed out
could easily be Editors Greed. said:
THOU great source knowledge, remember
calling gather and wnnow the facts
informing Inspire with determined love
a the making of lies lest
judgements and be taught to call
Ugh and darkness light
wisdom nation in their charge
the passions of fire
gain suffer themselves to be
druggng with falsehood and prejudice
unwelcome light those who
evil Put into their hands
shining them worthy
great held truth to be holy thing
by which live and for which die
they a public
age cowardice silence Grant them the
mighty influence with the forces
that make the people strong and free.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Mothers Day

Some folks complaining about the great number OF
special days with which America presently afflicted Seems
that almost every day Of the 365 Of there public
demonstration for special project However do not
hear any protest about Mothers Day which will be observed
this year Sunday May This is day which every
mothers and daughter of celebrate without apology
annoyance.
II there il anything dear than mother under the
skies have TO find it, Mother usually the epitome OF
what good kind in this world IL she makes mistakes
her love and for her children is most often of the head
rather than the heart
Every and who has been fortunate enough "a
grow up under the protection and loving of mother
knows what when there nothing in the world
good for mother We know that of remss in
doing those little things that make mothers happy This be
the why Mothers Day is of the most popular
may feel little guilty and the observance gives
excuse to catch up.
Wherever she is in heaven earth remember her with
prayer flower, or a token on Mothers Day,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Letters To The Editor

Netter in ChristIan science MonIto

(Letter In Christian Science MonitorD
schooteacher told difficult
teaching North Because
Northeners
teachers asking: ready
this ntermingng ntermaage
1t this political
recognize the problems involved segregation outlaed
public school
feel strongly the superiority the white other
the understood loved
Negro maid family Recently
extracted with her held all during ordeal
would have children driving have
offered
seate is at home hereAien wavro Jacksonville Fla
which
nwngness might
possibly be the fact
considers
preudced do
alternative but them
have for thefor people
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

College orangebug separate but equal the
University Law School, has to graduate such lawyer
NAACP truly separate but equal
seeking their emergencies
the record straightLghhosse and
Informer Columbia S. O.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
No Surprise

II was surprise that the national of the OAR
passed resolution against UN human rights covenant The
southern element III the OAR dominates that group
readers will recall that the organization would allow
Anderson TO sing in OAR owned and operated Constitution
Hall several because she Negro American
The OAR apparently read that many the soldiers
who fought in the American Revolution Negroes at
tack the UN human rights covenant by the OAR
character and Of in line with the OAR
The part of the public that thinks the Mccarthy
Army hearings are waste of time aud taxpayers money will
heller like the dickens if they feel that something being
covered up.
The boys of the press who quzEed ST Pauls
Joseph Dillon WTCNTN Sunday did out best in
the exchange The rather StudouS thoughtful Dillon did
let Wae Mitchell Jack Mackay and the other gentlemen rat
tie him is often the when the newspaper boys get
public official before the 1t good going joel
Evening star., 1954-12-09

Engineer Commissioner and Zon-
ing Commission chairman, said
only Edward J. Kelly. National
Capital Parks superintendent,
voted against the rezoning.
"The commission" he said.
"felt its mission and function is
to decide on the basis of proper
coming and not on the basis
that the Federal Government
might at some time acquire land
and have some use for It,"
Doubtful Of Appropriation.
Attorneys Donald S. Dawson
and James c. Wilkes cited this
mission in arguments for the
rezoning. They also contended
the memorial-type building would
be in full accord with surround
ing structures and challenged
the probability that Congress
would actually appropriate money
for the land at any time in the
foreseeable future.
Mr.. Wilkes noted, however,
that Federal officials would have
time to institute condemnation
before any construction starts
if the money does become avail
able.
| In strenuous opposition to the
Evening star., 1954-12-09

plans for ,the first $50 million
phase" of the vast expansion.
Mr.. Dawson, however. pounded
at the point that he saw no
prospects of an economy-minded
Congress appropriating money
for either the State Department
job or the Acacia tract. When
GSA had land acquisition money
in the 1940s, he said, the Acacia
tract was not viewed as crucial
enough to buy.
Citing several economy pro-
nouncementS by leading members
of Congress and the administra-
ton, Mr.. Dawson also asked Mr.
Nagle if the State Department
expansion met the Office OF De-
fense Mobillzation's policies for
dispensing new Federal struc-
lures. Mr.. Nagle said he could
not answer as to that.
Mr.. Dawson also argued thai
the new structure, in no sense an
ordinary Office building, woulc
be in complete harmony with
other tnstitutional-type buildings
nearby which have been sane.
toned by Congress.
The purchase price of the lane
was $108,000. But officials sale