davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-03-25
4Ooo 70 6O0n OFE

WuStLHytOn OLOTS OHty
1-79.50 Englander Feather.
rest" Mattress, Box Spring Set,
prebuilt borders. heavy ticking.
twin size, A. sample 46.99
2-37.5O Foster Innerspring
Mattresses, prebuilt border, disc.
style, twin size --19 1899
1850 Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, stripe ticking, twin
size. Soiled 11.99
1-52.5O Serta Box Spring, hand
tied construction, grey rayon
ticking. twin size, soiled -26.25
1850 Englander Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, disc.
style. twin size 22.99
$3.50 Simmons Box Springs,
coil construction, heavy ticking,
2 double, / twin size, soiled
1899
1-44.95 Serta Box Spring, hand
tied construction, as is, twin
size 1900
1-64.5O Serta InnerSpring HOl-
lywOOd Outfit, stitched prebuilt
borders. heavy ticking, twin
size, A. sample ..-----. 1870
1895 Serta Innerspring HOl-
lywoOd Outfit, prebuilt borders.
80" wide. floor sample 1888
1880 Simmons Studio Couch,
red upholstery. two cushions,
sleeps two, floor sample 1853
1855 Hollywood Headboard
for 2 twin beds. tufted chartre-
use plastic with swing metal
frames, fl. sample ---- 47.88
1-13.95 Harvard Hollywood
Frame, adjusts 80 to 54" --8.25
1-19.95 Panel Bed, mahog. fin
ish, twin size, fl. sample 11.S8
1-17.95 Cricket Chair, maple
finish, green cushions, arm
split --7.07
Kdnn's-Third Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Notions

Washington Store Only
69-$1.3S Shoe Bags, blue, yell
low or red --------v SSc
7O-49c-$1.19 Lamp Shade
Covers lVc
25-89c Plastic Food Bags 39c
5o-$1.19 NylOn and Orion Cir
dies, white, broken sizes 79c
5O-S1.98 Plastic Raincoats, asst.
colors 79c
25-69c Rubber Gloves, broken
sizes ---- SOC
75-S1.0O Dress or Suit Bags,
clear plastic --~-- 88c
25-S1.99 Hat Boxes, floral
paper covering, set Of 2 ---79c
Kdnn's-Street Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-03-25
TOiIefrieS
Kann's-Street Floor,

KGnTs-Street Floor,
Washington and Arlington
.E9c Assorted TOiletries --19c"
500 Chrome and Mirror Trays,
2.49
ESQ Famous Make Cologne, 1.29*
Kiddies' 100 Novelties, 2 for
- Loo
ESQ La Crosse Manicure Sets.
1.39"
ZOO Box Of IL cakes Wrisley
Soap I.ZS
100 Novelty Salt and Pepper
Shaker with sachet - 79c pr.
"pluS 2OT- tar
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Rugs
Washington Store Only

Washington Store Only
1-S87.OO Grey Loop Pile Cotton
Rugs, 9x12, soiled ---- 1925
2-S24.99 Wool Hook Rugs, ap-
prox. Axe, as is ------ 12.9S
1-S38.57 Round Wire Wilton,
3x1O, cinnamon .--- 9.S5
1O-S3.95 Round Cotton Bath
room Rugs, u" ------- Las
2-S9.95 Summer Fibre Rugs,
6x6 'S.SS
1-S1O.95 Summer Fibre Rugs.
6x7.6. - a.5S
1-S11.95 Summer Fibre Rugs.
6x9 -.-~- .---.----.--- o'SS
4-Secs. S11.95 Felt Base Rugs,
Western design, 9xl2 - 4.95
4Secs. slO.95 Felt Base Rugs,
Western design, 9x10.6 - 1886
Secs. $3.50 Felt Base Rugs.
Western design, 7.6x9 - 2.95
l-S92.95 Green TOne-On-T Tone
Cotton Rug. 12xS.2 80 1888
1-S69 .95 Blue Floral Administer,
oX10.6 oS'o0
Kdnn's-Third Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Imprinted
Furniture
Washington Store Only

1-S22.95 Dresser Base, 4 draw
ers, knotty pine, 33x33" ll.99
I-S17.95 Chest, 4-drawers.
knotty pine ------- 8.99
S8.95 Bookcase, 3-shelves.
knotty pine, 24x36" -- 4.47
I-S3.95 End Bookcase, knotty
pine. 36" tall ------.., 1.99
1885 Commode, pine, stor-
age door, 26" tall -- 4.99
S14.95 Chest, s. drawers.
knotty pine ----- 7.99
1-S34.95 Mr.. e. Mrs. Chest, g.
drawers -. ---- l7.99
SASS Bookcase. Credenza
style. 40" wide, 3-shelves 7.99
S11.95 Bookcase, 3-shelves.
knotty pine, 36x36" 5.99
1-S8.95 Vanity Table, knotty
pine. 2 swing arms 4.49
1-S23.95 CredenZa Bookcase, s.
shelves, clear pine, 46" long
1899
Kann's-Fourth Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Budget Dresses
KGnn'S-Second Floor,

KGnn's-Second Floor,
Washington and Arlington
44-$8.99 Dresses, misses and
half-sizes 4.99
29-S14.95 Pastel Orion and
Wool Dresses, mostly half -sizes
2.99
rs Misses and Half Size 1875
Afternoon Dresses 900
40 Misses and Half-Size 1895
One and Two Pc. Dresses, 4.99
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Knit indies
KGnn'S-Street Floor,
WASHINGTON

80 prs. $1.65 Famous-Make
NyI0n Tricot Briefs, black, size
11-S2.OO Ray0n Tricot Vests,
broken sizes -- 79c
s Impers. 79c Cotton Vests 19c
11-S6.95 Famous Make NylOn
Tricot PetticOats, dainty trims
2.79
S9c to $1.25 Cotton and Wool
Snuggies, broken sizes - SOC
11-$1.95 Rayon TricOt Slips,
broken sizes ---------, 69c
Z Imperfs. Of Cotton and Wool
Snuggies .-----------------1O -1Oc
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Infants Wear
KGnn's-FouTth Floor,
Washington Only

AuHn S-FOuTLn FL0OT,
Washington Only
79c Pastel ShOw-OR Panties,
sizes 2 and 8 only -4Oc
2.59 to 2.99 Cotton Overalls,
checks and solids, broken sizes
3 to 6X 1.5O
Boys 1.79 Cotton Twill Shorts,
upper fly front, broken sizes
3 to 8 ---e- 100
Girls 1.99 Cotton Plaid Shorts,
elastic back, side ripper, broken
sizes 8 to 6x ----- 100
Girls 1.99 Seersucker Stacks,
elastic back, sizes 3 to 5 100
Little Girls 1.49 Rosebud Print
Plisse Ruffled Pants, sizes 4 to 8
100
1.99 Overalls, plaids or solids:
3 to LOO
1.79 and 1.99 Straw Pocketbooks
plus Sos tar l.OV
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Girls Wear

Kdnn'S-FOurth Floor.
Washington:
Second Floor, Arlington
30-2.29 Cotton and Rayon
Blouse Slips --------.1 1853
4O-1.99 to 3.99 Cotton Blouses
and Shirts, white and plaids
1853
20-4.99 Long Sleeve Corduroy
Sport Shirts ----------1 1.6S
50-45c to 75c Cotton Anklets
3 for 100
20-1.99 Cotton Slips, 10 and IL
only 100
$3.50 to 7.99 Cotton Dresses
3.69
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Rugs
Arlington Store Only

Arlington Store OHly
6-24.95 Cotton BroadlOOm Rugs,
samples, Asks -------- 9.S9
3-Sl39.95 Hand-HOOked Rugs,
fl. samples, approx. 9xl2 1900
2-S64.95 Hand Hooked Rugs.
fl samples, approx. 6x9 1895
1O-sl1.95 Felt Base Rugs. as
sorted patterns, 9x12 - 7.SS
4-SlO.95 Felt Base Rugs, as
serted patterns, 9x10,6 - 6.S8
$3.50 Felt Base Rugs, as
sorted patterns. 76x9 - 4.SS
6-s6.95 Felt Base Rugs, as
sorted patterns, 6x9 3.SS
1O-S1l.95 Wool Sample Rugs.
27x54" ---.------~------ 4.9S
Kann's-Loteer LeUel, Arlington
Evening star., 1954-03-25
COrsets
Kann's-Seco1td Floor,
Washington Only

25-1O.95 Famous Make NyIon
Girdles, ID" and 16" lengths,
pink and white, broken sizes,
500
$500 Sheer Elastic Pull On
Panty Girdles, black and white.
S-M-L --------------- $50
1880 Padded Bandeaux,
white rayon satin, broken sizes,
1.99
4S-2.5O to 500 Longtime Ny
lon and Cotton Bras, pink and
white, "a to a ----------- 1.9S
14-Discontinued Style Corse-
lettes, nylon and elastic, white,
tearose, broken sizes ----- 4.99
Evening star., 1954-03-25
China
Washington Store Only

Washington Store Only
6-S1O.98 Decorated Luncheon
Sets, 20-pc. service for 4 4.99
25-S1.0O Imported Italian Pot.
terry Baskets ------ ESQ
8-S1.98 Italian DOnkeys for
Planter or ornament ---- 100
6-S4.98 Sets Imported Wine
Glasses, asst. colors - set Of 8
2.49
6-S6.9S Imported Cut Crystal
Fruit Bowls - - 2.98
24-79c Imported China Cups,
SaucerS 49c
Sass Shrimp Sets, 4-pc.
100
@S9.98 Cat Ornaments, grey
and beige -------- 4.9S
1S-S1.OO Imported China Salad
Kdnn'S-Third Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1954-03-25
SiIcertcUre

washington store Only
$500 Aluminium Serving
TrayS I.99
3O-1.OO Aluminium Bread
Trays -- SIC
e75.O0 English Silverplated
Tea Sets, 5-pc.. scratched, 49.50%
E5.9S, 7.50 Round Silverplated
Serving Trays, with handles,
scratched 3.97"
30-2.9S Sets Sterling Salt and
Peppers, 4 to box 1.77'
2.98 Sterling handled Serving
Pieces: gravy ladels, cake or pie
servers, meat forks, cheese
1.47% ca.
"Plus Fed. tar
Kdnn's-Street Floor,
Washington Only
Evening star., 1954-03-25
SOiled BISs,sIce
WASHINGTON Store

Washington Store
6-19.95 Kenw0Od Wool Blank
cts; 72x90 -- 1888
6-7.95 Double Blankets; 1870
cotton, $3.50 wool, 72x84 5.99
6-Secs. 12.95 American" Wool
Blankets, 72x84 -4------- 8.99
6+lO.95 Beacon Blankets, 72xS4,
contents noted $50
KGnn's-Street Floor,
Washington Only
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Stationery
Washington Store Only

Washington Store Only
So Boxes 1.O0-3.OO Stationery,
SOC to $50
15-2.29 Reversible Bridge Ia
BILE Covers ----- 1.29
24-2.OO TwO-POcket Canasta
Table Covers --.. LOO
29c Floral and Bird Note Pa
perS --..--. 4 for 89c
Knnn'S--Street Floor,
Washington Only
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Hosiery
KGnn's-Street Floor,
Washington

12S prs. "As Is Sheer Nylons,
several styles and constructions,
broken sizes and colors, 2 for
100
7S prs. 1.35 and 1.65 Seamprufe
Stretch-TOp NylOns, 81 and 60
gauge, discontinued colors 89c
So prs. $50 to 89c Ankle Socks,
broken sizes and colors, 8 prs.
100
30 prs. 100 to $50 Nylon Sheers.
size Sh only --------------39c
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Xnnn's-Fourth Floo'

K1nn'S-FOuTth Floor,
Washington Only
Mems and Big Boys Dress and
Sport Shoes, few-of-a-kind,
? brown, tan, brown and white,
61k to 815 ----------------$S.4S
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Teens Wear.
FAIRS
Kdnn'S-Second Floor,
Washington Onlv

S14.75 Ranch Mink Scarf, per
ohAAl 0.tO
l4.75 Silver Blue Mink Scarf,
PCL ohiu S.70
S44.OO Baum Marten Scarf, per
ohAAA XO.UV
$500 Dyed Mouton Processed
Lamb Coats, 10 and II = 400
S119.OO Dyed Mouton Processed
Lamb Coat, 16 52.OO
$500 Brown Dyed Muskrat
Clutch Cape -- $500
$159.OO Grey Dyed Persian
Lamb Paw Jacket, IL $500
$229.O0 Brown Dyed Muskrat
Jacket, IA --------- 1890
$4,000 Dyed Jap Mink Cane
StOie 1890
plus 2Oss tar
Fur products labeled to show country
Of origin Of imported furs.
Evening star., 1954-03-25
: SpOrtSsceGr
KGnn's-Second Floor,
KaShfn0ton:


Street Floor, Arlington
S.S8 to 7.9S NyIon Blouse, broken
sizes S.44
17.95 to $500 Wool or Orion
Knit Suits; assorted paStels
7.SS
5 2.S9 and 3.99 Lined Jeans; small
broken sizes 1.SS
$50 Heavy Knit Wool Cardi-
rams; assorted colorS, broken
sizes ----- z.bO
Kann'S-Second Floor,
Washington Only
ll.05 Pastel Wool Dresses, as
! oorted colorS, broken sizes, 4.SS
Evening star., 1954-03-25

kann's-Street Floor,
WASHINGTON Onlu

279 prs. $1.O0 to $1.5O Sueded
Ray0n Gloves, white and colors
broken sizes SOC
75 prs. $500 and $3.50 Double
woven Cotton and Nylon
Gloves, black and white, brok-
en- sizes S1.2S
Is prs. $500 Double Woven
Fabric Gloves, used in display,
white and beige, broken sizes
S1.50
Evening star., 1954-03-25
NegIigeeS
Kann's-Second Floor,

AUUW O-ObCUIIU ELUOTI
Washington Only
50 - $500 Everglaze Cotton
Brunch Coats, misses and half
size broken sizes 300
15-SS.95 Nylon Duster, pink,
misses broken sizes - 3.99
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Housewares

Washington Store Only
4O-69c Salt and Pepper Sets
800
7-S3.99 Toilet Seats with fix
lures S1.98
1s-S1.49 H0oky Bars ---- 79c
1880 Plastic coated Egg
Baskets ---------- 19c
9-$1.79 Large Lotion Bottles
$50
8-S2.98 Wall Knife Racks S1.98
20-98c Fire Extinguishers 49c
8-M.l9 Spice Sets, 7-pc. 100
29-S1.00 Plastic Cookie Presses
$50
22-S9c Plastic Refrigerator
Bottles --. 800
14-59c Plastic Utility Pitchers
with tops, 48-oz. size ----- ESQ
Kdnn'S-Third Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1954-03-25
ChiIdreSa's Shoes

KGnn's-Fourth Floor.
Washington Only
Is prs. $2.75 and $3.75 Infants
High White Shoes, to 6, 1.99
20 prs. Sass Green Tennis Ox-
fOrds, broken sizes 1914 to 3
and 4 to Z -- - 100
IA prs. $7.9S and $S.95 Boys
Dress and Sport Oxfords, brok-
en- sizes 8 to 6----4 4.99
Evening star., 1954-03-25
JeaUeIry
K1nn'S-Street Floor
WASHINGTON Onlv

"uSftbtStOH OJGLy
$50 Gold Kid Lace Bracelet
and Necklace -- AGO.
500 Genuine Pigskin Necklace
and Bracelet Set -- 4.OO~
500 Blue Stone Earrings and
Bracelet Set --- 500"
500 Painted White Novelty
1NCChAaCcS --------- H.VOT
$50 Gold Plated Necklace and
Bracelet A.OOs
800 Gold Plated and Rhine
stone Pin and Earring. Sets,
5000
1000 Green Color Stone Brace
ACk ------ JsVV"
$500 Novelty Bracelets, $50"
$500 to 400 Costume Jew
eIry --2. 200"
"Plas 20eS Tar
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Junior Wear
Knnn's-Second Eloo

Knnn'S-Second Floor.
Washington and Arlington
15-10.95 to 14.95 Spun Rayon
and Faille Dresses 800
10-14.95 Navy Rayon Taffeta
DtcScCD -OsVV
1O-14.95 Rayon Surah Prints
500
12-17.95 Costume Dresses, 500
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Daytime Dresses

KGnn'S-Second Floor,
Washington and Arlington
1OO-2.99 and 3.99 Cotton
Dressse and Pinafores 100
5O-8.95 to 14.95 Rayon Dresses
l.SS
50-s.95 to 14.95 Rayon and Get
ton Dresses ---A6 6.SS
100-1.99 Smock Aprons, as
sorted prints ----1. 1.59
$500 Brunch Coats 2.S8
10-5.OO Busters ---3.88
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Lingerie
Kdnn's-Second Floor,
Washington Only

Washington Only
1S3.99 NyIon TricOt Shorty
Gowns, broken sizes ---- 2.99
24-S1.99 Cotton Slips, eyelet
embroidery trim, broken sizes
100
3-$lO.95 NyIOn Tricot Gowns,
soiled -1--- 6.S5
2-sS.95 Rayon Crepe Pajama
6etb O.VV
Kann's-Secoftd Floor,
Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
1O0-$4.99 NyIon Tricot Slips,
nylon net trim. white pink,
broken sizes ---- S.99
100 NyIon Crepe Pajamas, man.
tailored and mandarin styles
S.99
Is Misses $3.50 Rayon Satin
Gowns, broken sizes ---- 2.69
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Secs. 3.69 Pacific SeaIIoped Sheets
Top PC. e.";s..' s;.. 40

Snowy neatly scalloped and embroidered hens in
blue green, yellow white OF 1S0 count percale
Kanns-Street Floor Washington Store Only
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Leafhes'gOOds
Kann'S-Street Floor,
Washington Only

25-2.00 Clutch Bags, as is, 19c'
1000 Pocket Secretary as is,
3.OOs
S Mems and WOmen's 500 Bill
folds, as is ------ 2.O0'
200 Full-Pack Leather Gig
arctic Cases, as is--------- 49c
15-7.95 Bags ----.----- 5.99"
2 Women's 2.95 and 4.95 Silver
Color Belts, as is ----- 100
7-15.OO and 17.95 Calf Bags.
1889
125-1.00 Belts, as is ------ 2Sc
25-2.OO to ESQ Belts ----- 100
1900 and 800 Bags lib"
Gloss Cobra Bags, black and
navy 1.S0~
'pIas fo% tar
Evening star., 1954-03-25
1893 Plostie
Blanket Bags
90c

Each includes Para crys-
tails for additional pro-
lection. VIII hold 2
blankets or ! comforter.
Kdnn's-Notions, Street
Floor, Washington and
Arlington
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-05
BRIEF
NEWS
SCENE
high and LOwd0wn"
BY BAn.EE THOMAS

THE patrons at the NH City
after hour spot which the gen.
darmes raided early Saturday
morning were a pretty disgruntled
lot when they reached the NTH
floor Of the Minneapolis court
house and learned that the pro-
prietor wasn't going to bail them
out. II used to be that when a
spot was raided. the proprietor
made arrangements to make bail
for his customers but Il In ru-
mored that the head man didn't
even bail his waitress out Of the
MIN City Bastille.
They tell me- there's ., dining
car steward on the Northwest.
ern's 200" vino ressnts Negro
employees calling him by his
flrst name-caIIs 10 hack Of ere
apcct". A. the same time he
likes 30 play and Joke with the
crew, that Ia ~ long a. he's not
tire butt Of tho joke. They also
say n you don't 60 along with
hls shenAnlEAns or paternallsm
(Uncle TOmlAEn) you become q
bad fellow IN HIS eyealght.
How shy Gan You Get; The
other day at q local pub, q prom
inent Twin City sportsman was
defending Jim Crow golf. This
fellow said in essence: Negro
golfers weren't a. good an white
golfers and that II Caucasian
golfers entered Negro tournA-
ments and vice versa. the colored
brethren wouldn't win any prizes.
So what. Everybody who has
one iota OF brains. knows that
Jim Crow produces inequalities
and that n color bars are drop
ped In golf Il won't be long before
Negro golfers win be on the same
plane with Ben Hogan. Sam snead
and other top Night golfers. Look
what happened in baseball.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-05


son to Bernard Dean Of b. Louis the defending champ in the III
pound division.
Chuck Harris also whsAtlsy OutpOnted by Bantam
weight Don Souslsy Of Kansas city.
Central thashsd Humboldt E726 Thursday Feb 2 Dave
led the Minuemsn victory Hickman scored points and Walton
points for the winners Central Mechanics share the city
title Central the flip and played MpS North March for
the Twin City championship.
shorty city scoring title points
the
Ted BsS Liquor EWamped by O'clock
Feb 20t Herb whItmors high the Bss
When Wayne played DuqusnSs recently.
starting players Negroes
Dick Petkes selected the UP AHAmercan basketball
team 81 Green and Jim Tucker given honorable mention These
three play with Duqusnse University Al choice Of the defending
Big Ten and National Basketball champions who 20 points
Indiana beat Ohio State sSs Feb player
Here Ia this writer's all BgTcn selections
ForSardsCar Cain Iowa; julius Mccoy Mich state;
Don schund Indiana; Guards Bob Indiana;
maker Minnesota.
Carmichael place yard
Madison the Of wisconsin defeated MINI cndsrmen
S0n, Feb a.
vsry switzsr Negro hafback u Hgnsd
with the Green Bay Packers the National Pro Football
swSsr Of the stars in the shrnsrs EAstws
San Francisco In January.
The Y. Yankees making Eaton Howard into catcher
bet boots they won't keep him their roster this
wonder what Ernie Anderson Negro
Yankee rolls viii be doing when tho team starts the northern trek
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-05
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Buzz Ransoms was high man with 10 points. Lee
Ballard Lloyd Smaller and John Garrett were among
those who appeared.
Ron FInDsy Of Washington hit the double fig
ures again 10 lead his team In the scoring column a.
his team went down In defeat 67-32.
Harry Davis Of Phyllis wheatIey was q CO.
coach OF the Northwest Golden Gloves champs
they competed In the Tournament Of Champions in
Chicago this week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-05
s= Sports

Mechanics Central city conference basketball
ference title with A9a9 victory The Trainers
winning The scoring spread out with Of the II men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-31
Youth Held for Jury
In Pickpocket CHARGE

An 18-year-old youth, charged
with picking a woman's pocket
book, yesterday was held for the
grand jury under $4,000 bond,
after he waived hearing before
United States Commissioner
Cyril S. Lawrence.
He is Joseph L. Newman. COL
ored. of the 500 block of Alexan-
der place NE, who was arrested
by an off-duty police detective
Monday night because he was in
the company of a known pick
pocket.
Probationary Detective B. w.
Best had gone. on his own time.
to look over the neighborhood
of a number of pickpocket COM
plants, involving theftS at bus
and streetcar transfer points.
At Eighth and H streets NE.
Detective Best saw Newman in
company with a man he knew to
be a pickpocket. The detective
picked both of them up for ques-
tioning.
Later police said Newman was
identified in a lineup by Eveline
Carter. "a. colored. of 1920 c
street NE, who said he was the
one who snatched her wallet out
of her purse at Thirteenth and
H streets NE, on March 4. The
wallet contained SGT.
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D. {. Youths May Learn
To Vote in Mock Election

Washington's voteless youth,
through a mock election, may
yet have the chance to cast a
ballot"
DR.. John j. O'Connor, profess
sor of history at Georgetown
University, in a radio broadcast.
Endorsed a plan to hold mock
elections so that students from
grammar schools to universities
here may taste the experience
of voting until home rule and
real elections are obtained.
DR.. O'Connor said he would
like to pay tribute to the "seri-
Gus mindedness" =. of today's
college students, many Of whom
are interested in home rule for
Washington.
DR.. O'Connor discussed the
idea of holding mock elections
here with Philip B. Brown,
treasurer of the Washington
Home Rule Committee, on the
committees weekly radio pro-
gram over WWDC. The program
will be rebroadcast over WCFM
at 6:15 o'clock tonight.
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President Meets Singer
Once Captured by Army

Heinz Ude, 25-year-old Ger
man meistersinger contest win
ner, who once was an American
prisoner of war, was greeted by
President Eisenhower in the
White House yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett Shouse
took the German youth to the
White House and introduced
him to the President. Mrs.
Shouse is founder and chair
man of the Gen. Clay Fund for
German Youth Activities.
Mr.. Ude won the meistersinger
contest, sponsored by the Ameri-
can Army in the Western zone of
Germany last year. His award
was a years tuition Of the Phila-
delphia Academy of Vocal Arts
where he has been studying since
last September.
A lyric baritone. he sang be-
fore an audience of 1000 at Con-
stitution Hall here Monday night
with the National Symphony
Orchestra. He plans to return to
Germany in July to accept a
tWo-year contract with the Bre-
men Opera Company.
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People Themselves
Can Mould History 10
Peace, Priest Ayers

A Catholic priest with a ma
tional reputation told an audi
ence in Lisner Auditorium last
night that. by themselves, they
can change the course of history.
The Rev. James Keller. found
er of the non-denominational
Christopher movement, said that,
IF a very few people would live
for peace, they would save mil
lions from dying for peace.
And where is there better OPP
portunity than here in Wash
ington?" he asked.
Founded in 1945.
Founded in 1945, the Chris
topher Movement is based on the
idea of individual effectiveness
for good, especially in educa-
ton, government, labor relations
and communications. 1t claims
over 10 million followers. There
are no formal memberships,
meetings. or dues.
The theme of the movement.
Father Keller said, Is the maxim,
Don't curse the darkness-light
a candle"
It's basis, he said, is the Chris
tain teaching Of love God, love
others and try to leave the earth
better than we found it,"
If there had been only a few
thousand willing people in Petro-
grad in 1917" said Father Keller,
Communism would never have
taken over. Millions would have
been spared their present agony.
Can Withstand Communism.
From the foundation of the
world. over 5 billion years ago,
the Lord has had place for you.
II you can comprehend the full
meaning of that, you can with
stand all the Communists in the
world"
Father Keller was introduced
by Atomic Energy Commissioner
Thomas E. Murray. =
The lecture was sponsored by
the ladies board of the Convent
OF Perpetual Alteration and Work
for Poor Churches.