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Evening star., 1954-01-06

PerpetuaIS closest competitor,
the Coast Federal Savings g.
Loan Association Of Los Angeles
remained in second place at the
years end, with assets of $685.
945, ,804. After addition Of semi
annual dividends, Coast Federal's
invested savings amounted to
$143,854,817.
Mr.. Baltz said he was proud
of Perpetual's continued lead
because the association has not
resorted to any give-away pro-
grams or premiums to entice
savings.
Auto SoIes Top 1852
Gains in District of Columbia
automobile sales in 1853 were
reflected in year-end figures
from the Traffic Bureau today.
New-car titles registered in
the year totaled "a 1924. compared
with 22,496 in 1852. Title trans
fers, barometer of uSed-car sales,
totaled 46,010 VS.. 45,021 the
previous year.
New titles in December totaled
1,717 VS.. 1851 in the previous
month and 1896 in December.
1852. Title transfers in the
month aggregated 2,848 VS.. 3.102
in the previous month and 1858
a wear earlier.
Evening star., 1954-01-06

Mt TIC TeId { 0 II
for the Hecht Co. for seven
years following service with the
Army Air Force in World War II.
Homer news., 1954-11-11

bytVSoLa Bailey
 (Ed. Vote ' Dus 70 ths Lack of sbacs Lost wssk ws wsYs unabLs 10 SnclGds ths Anchov Point Nsws.
 Nv, ard Yrs. Robert Nsl- ISoms Lost part ot ths yoof- Gng of ths9s~x houss ans 70 ths hsgh pS1ds rscsntlys
 Most ot ths Ancko9- Pointers ars busy trying to tsnssh np sImmst- 5oos osfors frssss nb.
 Nr ara Yrs, Clint ThD1- mona havs gone to Anchorage tor ths printer, as Clint 1s smbLoysd thsrs
 Ths EEA has bssE Rork1ng u th1s ssctson ara asIL spag Star5 say Crack Dsry soon
 ". Grnnvg lLs Das1tsd hsrs. Hs IS Sppsru5sor 'of Ed'lcataon tor ths Tsrrgtory
 Anchor Point msmbs7s ot ths National Guard aho hoUs gon< to Anchorage arss Aarson ard larry KssLsr, :K1vsl Til- son, Larry cIsnasnsn ard Eor.I CLabo
 frs Bsrnadsr Hutch, Mrs. V Chobman ard hrs. asLvo Clobo spsnt tssg doys an An- chorogs rscsnt Iy.
 Yrs. HgLL9am RcbG ck ad Gr Ancho orogs recently fos msdS- cal care.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
SUBSCRIPTIONS JUMP

Response to ths special thY ss -months spb scr9pt5or of- ts~ mads by ths HOMER NEWS has bssn sxcslLsrt, according to Editor BILL Ravsr. Su6- scvSptaons havs mors thon trspLsd, Ravsv said; and the HOMER EEES now rsachsS nor 7 people than at any tams 1n 5ts sx9stsncs~
 Tn u sw ot ths fine re- sponss ths subscription otfsv wSLI bs ext sndsd to Dscsmbsr !, 50 thot mony of those al- rsody s5gnsd ID may sand St os Christmas gifts to friends ard vslotsUss.
 Ths A0MFR NEWS hos rscs5vsd Tsrrst ovy-OSas t-scogn v ton, ths edstor said, and hds Sns- t5otsd an sxcborgs program ahs ch SncLudss nsurIy svsry sgs skIy gsuspab sr an ths Tar rstovy ard ths AIaska bsskLy ot Seattle.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
FACULTY TO JgpcE

Thrss faculty msmbsrs from ths Undvsrs ty Of Aloska's ds- pertinent of arts ara Letters 1@II judge ths naIns crdbts suomattsa to ths prStsrs' contest os2ng coranctsd by tAs ALpska chcbtsr of ths League ot Gsstsrn as'etsvs
 Judges are Dr N5rnGs 4 FsLIs, hsoa ct the EngISsh tnsnt;; fachard Z, Byrns, .protsssor .ot Engldsh, and 0r scII@am F. 4agss, associate professor of ErgLash
Homer news., 1954-11-11
LEGION TO HOLD PARTY

Ths Amer scer Legion ard Ausslsary ors hausrg Q bslot I'd HaLIops 'sr PGvty ot the Yah, Sure Club or Satnrdoys Novsm- oar g, ot 3 p4 n.
 Comes, food ard aanc arg ws ] ! bs snj joysd by ths msm- bsrs. Donghnuts wsIL 5s tuv- nlshsd out tho ss desiring cG- der should bring their oun 59g.
 ALL gsLsgaols Legion ana AuxSIiary members ars coraf- ally anusts sd.
Homer news., 1954-11-11
STUDENTS TRAVEL

Thrss hGgh school students, BILL Kvomsch, BILL Clyde ard Emsvy Pobsrts, wsYs oossnt from schooL Last wssk nttsnd- sng National Guavd camp at Anchorage. s'A.
 Twsnty-sSx students wsnt 10 Ksnai Friday, Octobsv go, ard took port sr soccer cnd voIIsy ball gamss, Tn ths soccer goms ths locoL tsom Lost 10. Tr ths VoILsy bulJ gamss ths boys von ard ths gsrIs lost. Alter ths games ths stud snts irspsctsa ths school bE1La9ng ard sasJ oys1 Ysfrs shmsnts Ths students Wsnt to Ksnas n cars d5~sOsn by Nr. SafLsy, t~. N5choLs, As-. Ting, Yrs aotson ard Yrs. Y4ansch. ~
Homer news., 1954-11-11
SCIENCE CONFERENCE SCHEDULED

SCIENCE CONFERENCE SCHEDULED
 AIasko,s te55 SGxth ALoskan Science Cont terence a.a II bs hsLd at ths Ursvsys1ty the first assk ot Jans. accord sng to an annourc smsnt iron ths UrsUsvsstys
 Joseph Cain, sscrstnTy- trsosnrsr Of the Arctic BYanch Of ths Amsra car Assoca- otlon tor ths AdDoncsmsnt ct' Sc5sncs, said ths 70 st -organ- 5satton expects oppro1amot s- Ly 800 bs~sons to ottsEd,
Homer news., 1954-11-11
KEW TAsTERs " TOWN

Ksn Hostsrs, former r,sss- asrt of Homer, was sn ltoar ovsr the wss sksnd from hSs iloms Gn SswuYd
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
The Negro Privote College
LOOKING Aheud

After 100 distinguished service the educational
the Negro college America today grd itself critical
Recognizing challenge
knocked the legal beneath the
racial which helped the Negro college
will continue have place of Importance educational
made
The training Negro youth serious need During the
through political
qualified youth increased
a thousand fold.
1858 revealed professional field
Negro workers those qualified
available shocking
year qualified
$4,000;
needed physicians 10000 needed than 500
where 10000 where 1000
needed.
In spite of the fact that of Negroes being trained
all institutions higher annually
barriers colleges and diminishing rapidly the
training qualified
must sil be assumed by the Negro college.
challenge being accepted college adjusting
Recognizing
heritage realizes that be continually alert ughtfy
minister the stewardship Of the tradition which
Courier sautes the Negro college the
ed in the OF national Advancement Courier
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
NO SUCH THING AS nlfcnIMArf BIRTHS

Editor: scholar OF school
contained the word egt-
applied yet of and
makes us lifelong pervarcators.
the oath Chicago Daily News three column banner
Startling Rise Hegmate Births Noted BY Doctor
which reported the finding Of Dr. Goodrich schaufer to the American
United States
viii 1888 $4,000 in 1850.
again legitimate birth" of the
papers America, headlined its page.
didn't the higher branches Of learning
pure blindness But can't view
birth egtmate bologcay I'm not alone in
support civilized peoples earth
Sweden proclaim the that infant born to the human
legmae bologcay In that mentally rich land of
ignorance
outaed obscene
II can't be used to stigmaize a mother
mothers go the jaws of
itself life must be the holy of
hoies the miracle supreme
civilized des-
which its value and
unsy befous the Of birth Bert Merlng Lind
strom nneso June g,
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
Who Is To BIome?

Dxecrat bgwigs who in Richmond last week plot
Segregation blamed
their plight
those Old Debbis Roosevelt and Truman who the
whole they complained They
Supreme that undid
Roosevelt three appointees
Eisenhower appoinee: Chief Justice Warren.
There merit in the and it must have something
of shock Republicans claiming
Republican triumph the
authoed the opinion The COP planning
Negroes the the claim
fool Negro but hasn't hornswogged
correctly that Democratic
(Los Angeles) EAGLE
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02

large cities and states They have
their eyes on New York. Illinois.
Pennsylvania. Ohio, California and
the border states where the Negro
voters hold a certain balance OF
power. BY throwing their weight
around Negro voters can decide
whether Congress is going TO be
bosscd by the Republicans or the
Democrats In the next two years.
The shape OF the Republican
campaign TO get the Negro vote Is
pretty plainly marked right now
The COP Is going to claim
credit for every advance In civil
rights that has been made since
1852.
Primarily that claim viii center
around Supreme Court decisions
in the District OF Columbia civil
rights cases, the School Segrega-
tion decision and two decisions In
the field Of housing.
The fact that Chief Justice Earl
Warren authored the School Seq
rcgation decision viii be trumpet
ed far and wide.
The fact that Attorney General
Herbert Brownell appeared as a
friend of the court In the School
Segregation and District OF Col
umbia cases viii be banded about
wherever two or three Of the Re-
publican faithful gather together.
Just to keep the record straight
I think some facts should be noted
here and now,
L The Supreme Court which
handed down the District OF Col
umbia decision was composed en-
tircly OF Democratic appointees,
Five of them Jackson,
Frankfurter. Douglas. Black and
Reed were Roosevelt appointees,
Four OF them Chief Justices Vim
son and Justices Minton. Burton
and Clark were Truman APP
pointces.
Eight Of the nine Justices
who delivered the District Of
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
Will Mccarthy Talk?
Editorial in June II. Minneapolis STAR

Mccarthy then investigating senator
quite demanding
satisfactory
questions put him
1852 subcommittee investigating charges made
Mccarthy by William Benton senator from Connect
a Mccarthy
invited him testify This he
the subcommittee said 1t could not finally
against Mccarthy Ralph Flanders
Mccarthy
investigating committee unless teste
about the charges
alteration other with symingon
Mccarthy testify
the president appoints committee investigate the
charges
be hoped the will such committee
Mccarthy good question asking them
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02

At least one St dollars ahead ~ Charles
Williams one newspaper ever had needed the
offered by an did not neglect TO tell the
firm that he saw their ad in this paper
Another opnht citizen Clarence Smith, worthy master of
Palestine Lodge trading first with advertisers
this paper since way and continues til this day to
give them preference possible This papers advertising
people grateful persons DR. Williams and Mr. Smith who
realize that a support from combination Of alert
readers welpa patronized advertisers
Jessie Shepard the personals writer is happy
compliments her work She's IKE the rest OF
us Seems however that only in ten persons will
while nine out of ten VIII register vigorous
the smallest
Mrs Shepard wedding stories Often we've been
pencil because of their length yet 1t
word paragraph to delete
As matter the accounts often
reading completely enthraed with the we'd
ding be death exen-
learned the hard that
segment of radersso it's
job they want After ALL of the
community is that
people doing at all levels of living
covering Sunday at Theo
Regular phoogs off
fishing repoersso and worked all
day seeing oks-mos of them
We probably couldn't living taking
could Surprising how people
a When snapped
pulled developed of minutes
of local
Photographic enthusiasts who have PolarOids
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
Methods Immoral - Un-Americon

But those who wish to exploit Red hunting and
political purposes picture keep
alive President Eisenhower
and urged These
hearings distracted American attention Communist
a
all his harvesting TO hunt for fox that raded his chicken
determine Just what danger
nuc
Every should himself whether he gued
unthnng support
fighting He should whether the fighters
interested and political Those justify
hunting Reds should that millions equally
patriotic citizens viii methods they
possible
Monito
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
just For The Record

II should be obvious
paper feels must take position puts all its cards the table
and does not devious methods 10 do what thinks the right
thing TO do fairuinded
the win admit this We take
popular position feel Il the community interest and this
date have not tried to to do the job this
publication is dedicated
We may often be OF
forthrghtness,
Such policy sometimes costs friends and
neve In the long run is the best
and community.
Those fortunate enough to live
present lived the age OF
be under trying the pitching
folks in the Gopher state excited Ge himself
~
firm that repairing Minneapolis
ourt house hal clock complete
the tob the
lgnneapols the
~. that they do with
the catys ime piece has suffered
Seems court house and city hall commission to bae
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
Columbia decisions were Demo
Gratis. Burton was the only ex-
ception and he was named by
IA Democratic president.


ception and he was named by
n Democratic president.
g. The same Justices were on
the Court when II handed down
the 1858 housing decision holding
that courts can't entertain dam
age suits for sale of race restrict
cd property to Negroes,
4. The Supreme Court which
handed down the School Segre-
cation decision contained only
one Eisenhower appointee, Chief
Justice Warren. The other eight
as noted above, were Roosevelt
or Truman appointecs. The de-
cision was unanimous.
S. The Supreme Court which
let the California decision stand
holding that racial segregation in
public housing violates the Con-
stitution was the same court
which handed down the School de-
cision.
q, In both the school Cases
and the District OF Columbia
Case, Democratic attorneys gen
erai first wrote briefs urging
the end OF racial segregation.
Browneil simply followed
policy first set by Tom Clark
(now Supreme Court iustIcel
In the Race Restriction cases.
U know, I was therc.l
7. Brownen DID NOT file a
brief in either Of the housing
cases. although he was urged to do
so in the 1883 cases. tI know that
too because was chief counsel in
both casesl.
just thought YOU ought TO
have there facts In mind when the
political winds start blowing.
thought l ought to set them down
now because II is hard TO get a
hearing in the midst OF political
talk and double talk. And that's
what we're in for.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
NAACP.sIinnesota Open Controversy

NAACP-MinnesOta Open Controversy
hoped promoters Minnesota Negro
Gor viii togher with the NAACP and work out
settlement of their divergent points Of view by the time next summer
and gofing time rolls around again
Certainly the NAAcP within it's rights In cncizing the
though from the
public did with
participate public
athletic right to discriminate against
other Americans
This commented edoay in kndest fashion on the
problem facing
necessarily However the at
tempt 10 blame the paper this square
NAAcP the NAAcP alone without
geon criticized the tournament The papef
ist reported what happened This nespaper has guilty
tackng succeeded
ending not credit for
the action 9 the NAAcp through its elected officials In regards
the Minnesota Negro Open
Of they doing
public providing the
twelve and at the time encouraging golf Twin
This be- said To be partially Their
for making exclusively Negro affair Is that the
penced white entrants accepted would win all Of the prizes
n neither tenable jusifinbic.
great cry Negro
tiles when Negro golfers barred from participation in
Open promoters
the vocerous critics of
the Paul Chamber Of the Keller
Open Therefore any including
Negro Open complain points
that ANegro tournament public from which whites
barred In consistent with sound community conduct
coumniss pointed II Negroes
want to aegro affair ought to be private affair such
staged by the Twin city Golf Assn and the Sterling Club
should be called open tournament should not be sold
that the Negro
community actuaty private makng affair
There this with individual
set individuals who promoting entertaining
public whether be
clearly Indicated promotion pucst
community effort Neither criticism of private
moters making money Certainly
dividua the
mendous planning
and doubt they
affair.
Certainly recreation
pleasure from the annual affair the thing to the old
Union Picnic that the Cities
enjoyment affair
will cmbarrass the the
relations their opportunities
all of community
We imagine tho which 20 up n
Of business firms for donations
Of ALL WHITE PEOPLES OPEN tournament
ducted n municipality owned golf
While this nothing NAACP
boards and officials the principles
NAcp in that Minnesota Negroes should
tory practices OF which II complains In other states
The NAACr branches members officials
probably resent the this
Is In position pun unworthy
chestnas out of the fire
NAACP history where Individual has been
able TO use the NAACr to put unworthy
This Is all for continuing Negro"
ment providing amateur golfer matter
hgon allowed 10 believes
and also believes the
vnced that this the right sides
talk the matter
just emphasis newspaper re,erate it
deserves absolutely position
matter We always
IT, but this time the belongs TO
and boards who feel
public responsibility 10 the community.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
FROM STATE NAAcp PRESIDENT

president Conference Of the
congratulate you your election Board
Knowing treless the
the NAACP that National Urban League
going benefit greatly your presence and labor
members the NAACP throughout the
this congatula-
yours A.
Coz NAACP.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
Hope the darn clock gets fixed by Aquatennia time.

Hope the clock gets by Aquatennial time
The Minnesota United Negro College Fund which currently
raising 81 Negro colleges 30 Of which
mail
The Supreme Court decision will these schools but will
problems
white will
problems
ester. Carleton and others
This Tsley fellow. the st Paul Urban
burning
football player.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
Letters To The Editor
FROM Dfl srAlwAaT oavIlIE FREEMAN

Editor Warmest congratulations election to the Urban
Leagues national board Merit viii show, and know that this Is
another richly deserved honor
made fine contribution to this community and know
devotion to the ideals Of public service viii continue to dictate
yours oryie L. Freeman ID
Souh Third street, Minneapolis Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
TO KNOW HIM Is TO DISLIKE HIM

individuals ministers who sympathetic
Mccarthy against public
hearings Mccarthy dislike hmThe
Council
St. Paul recorder., 1954-07-02
Republicans To Play For
Keeps Need Negro Vote
To Win Key Congress Posts

Sherman Adams hint that President Eisenhower may
in 1856 unless he gets Republican Congress this fall points
the facts that the COP is getting ready play for keeps
come November
The Republicans know that they cant get Republican
Congress unless they make nroads the Negro
Evening star., 1954-03-24

planning to set up any cameras
at the Shubert Theater here
where Nominee Leslie Caron is
dancing. (How Miss Caron feels
about it is something you can
learn from Mr.. Carmody's Pass
ing Show" column on the drama
page)
The general director for the
awards ceremony this year is
Mitch Leisen. a veteran movie
producer and director. Among
other things his TV show will
have try at demonstrating the
reasons for some of the awards.
Film clips will be used to illus
trate some of the specimens of
technical excellence honored.
There also will be elaborate
production numbers built around
the five songs nominated for the
music Oscar"
Mitzi Gaynor and O'Connor
will sing THE Moon Is Blue" "
from the movie of the same
name. Ann Blyth will sing Sc
cret Love" from Gala NIT y
Jane" Dean Martin will sing
That's Amore" from "The
Caddy." Ethel Norman will sing
Blue Pacific Blues" from Miss
Sadie Thompson" Connie Rus
sell will sing my Flaming
Heart" from Small Town Girl" "
Don't know how the TV doll,
Miss Russell, got in there, but
she is not overmatchedD
The Oscars" will be presented
in Hollywood by a number of
famed guests. All of those be-
slowed in New York's Center
Theater will be passed out by
Jean Hersholt, one-time presi-
dent Of the Academy.
\ \ Il \
IRONY Celeste Holm, who
ought to be on it, probably will
be missing from the big Rodgers
Hammerstein four-network TV
show Sunday. AS the original
Ado Annie of "Oklahoma!" Miss
Holm put her special stamp on
"All er Nothin'" and I'm Just
a Girl Who CANT Say No." But
can she sing them on TV in trib-
ute to Rodgers and Hammer
stein and General Foods? She
cannot. Banned by the broad
casters is what those two ditties
have been since the very first
time they were sung in 1943,
Miss Holm confessed to a repeat
Statler Embassy Room visitor
the other night. She thinks it's
a pretty silly attitude, too.
~
ANOTHER IRONY little
cooperation from the linotype
operator will be required here
Evening star., 1954-03-24
On the Air

Television's victory over Hol-
lywood is virtually assured and
those who see conflict between
the movie-makers and TV may
as we'll forget about it. There is
a subtle difference this year in
the relationship between televi-
sion and the 26th annual awards
ceremony of the Academy of Mo-
ton Picture Arts and Sciences.
The tail is now briskly wagging
the dog. Last year the 25th an
nual awards were televised by
NBC. Tomorrow nights award
ceremony will be staged for tele-
vision by NBC. This is an accept
ance Of the facts of life which
should be an inspiration to us all.
The movie-makers have been
making their awards in their
own way for 25 years but if that
isn't good enough for televiSion,
well, they'll do it television's way,
After all there will be some 5000
hours of TV film turned out in
Hollywood this year against a
mere 500 hours of movies for
theaters. Even a big industry has
to remember which side of its
bread the sun shines on. or
something.
So, tomorrow night at 10:30
on NBC tWNBW) you will see
"the most lavish production. in
the Acaden1y's award-giving his
tory. This" the advance pub
licity points out. lis largely for
the benefit Of the millions who
will be watching the program on
their video SETS" The 43 million,
they might have said. This, at
any rate, is the size of the audi
ence NBC anticipates for the 90
minute show.
These 43 million, give or take
a few million, will see a man.
moth cross-country telecast with
pickups from Hollywood, New
York and Philadelphia. The lat
ter city is getting into the act
because Shirley Booth is plavinp
there in by the Beautiful Sea" "
Last years best movie actress,
she will present one of this
years awards.
The principal origination
points of the award show will be
the Pantages Theater in Holly
wood and the Center Theater in
New York. Donald O'Connor will
preside over the West Coast pro-
ceedingS and Fredric March,
Evening star., 1954-03-24

because this is about Fredric
March. Mr.. March has spent a
lifetime trying to get his first
name spelled the way he spells
it. with no superfluous "e" in
the middle of it. A large part of
the time, however, it comes out
Frederic, or even Frederick,
which is going a little too far.
He repeatedly announced with
resignation awhile back that he
was beyond caring any more, but
he went right on spelling 1t
Fredric.
He spelled it that way when
he signed the blackboard as q
mystery challenger on Whats
My Line?" Sunday night: Fredric
March. Then he sat down beside
John DAILY and behind a name
card which identified him to all
viewers as Frederic March.
We have only one bit of advice
for Mr.. March. While he still
feels in the prime of life he'd
better get slab Of marble and
a chisel. Unless he does it him.
self in advance. he knows how
his name is likely to be spelled
on his tombstone.
Evening star., 1954-03-24

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Evening star., 1954-03-24
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