davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1957-08-25

ROCKVILLE-5-rm. -and-bath brk
rambler. Beautiful equip. kit, oper
llrepl., full bsmt., oil hot-air heat
Easy walking distance TO downtown
Vacant. $4,000.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
FRED 3. CuSHMAN

/ ACRE in the heart Of Rockville
improved with an older 12-rm
house. Has possibilities In seyera
ways. Might suit your req. II in.
Arested. 1t surely is priced low.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

HELTSVILLE-Ranch style: 4 Ice
tie baths; "s1aE Spacious siHSs'' iy rm din In
rm.. den and kit: lots Of built.
ins. lge. hsmt.: in addition Germ
guest cottage: land area SO ft.S
300-ft.: close 10 elementary: high
schools and university. Short
ssarch SUputln ren,. 70 6irL 0iL Mtsue sais eowN &
ER- TUE h.Riaa
Evening star., 1957-08-25

TEMPLE HILI-4-bedrm, brick
Cape % Cod; paved sireset . city pIys va.
FENBERGER. Realtor. Lu. 4-1060
TEMPLE HlLLS-Four.bedrm, brick
fm with firepi., full bspt.: only
S17,a50. make US an oner. Mr
Penland, 10. S-54as, RE, $4,000
I'll q pm. PRUDENTIAL REALTY
Evening star., 1957-08-25
SPLIT LEVEL HOMES. si6.750-

SPLIT LEVEL HOMES, sl6.750-
Have full bsmt very Ice. ultra
modern kit. all city improve
ments. Rolling Ridee subdivision.
adjacent to ST. Margaret's Church
a. Addison rd. and Central ave.
Over 50 sold and occupied OF
approved trades taken. Also de
Cali Mr. ohee. RE. 5-606a' with
MAX MILLER, Real Estate. IL.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

On. payment, W. R. HUoHEs CO.
AP. 7-l4UO.
SPARKLING NEW 3-bedroom ram.
bier with Ia baths. good closet
space; de luxe kitchen and q
dream daylight basement with
high ceiling, 0 windows, outside
entrance, heated and perfectly
planned for q 34-ft. clubroom; sit
uated on a level Handicapped yard,
in quiet residential area: close to
schools, shopping and transportas
ton FHA or other financing:
only SSIl3.g55.s Exclusive with
VACANT NEW HOME-IDEAL FOR
BIG FAMILY: 4 BEDRMs., 2
BATHS, BSMT.. DE LUKE SWEET
HEART KITCHEN WITH TABLE
SPACE AND PANTRY. SEP. DIN,
RM.: IN RIVERDALE WOODS,
Mr. ExPWY.. FHA, ONLY S2,l00
DIN. JAMES c. CONLEY a. CO.,
AP. 7.6292. ewes, SP. 3-5753.
SD.ObO Is THE FULL PRICE for
this 6.rm. bungalow, located in
East Hyattsyille. Full bsmt. det,
garage Small down payment viii
$4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS 4 CO,
INC. Member OF Multiple Listing
$4,000 rs THE FULL PRICE for
Hysttsyiiie. Fuil bsmt'' level lot.
SoelBBERsi4r " 8 Davis 1,T1i va Y co. oT'sInSSce. ISce..
Member Of Multiple Listing Serve
Evening star., 1957-08-25

SEAT PLEASANT: open sun. 2-5:
III 7ist ave.-Lovely 2-bedrm..
semidet. brick home; features in
ciude iullv equipped kit. WITH dis
poSal and auto washer; oak floors,
gas heat: nice yd. Price. Sy.g5Q;
only $3.50 per mo. after small
dn payment. Vacant. Directions:
Out George Palmer hwy. TO 7lst
ave, right on 5Ist ave. to a houss
FLOYD I, DAVIS co. 1879 ,I1 4
st, NV, MA. S-O362: eyes, JU'
Evening star., 1957-08-25
HYATTSYILLE-coEy Nl

WILLIAMSBURG REPLICA-Two-
bedrm. brick, top condition. nes-
tied among 2 acres Of lovely trees,
with stream: in excel. quiet neigh-
TsrSs T9;Tnood. snot-;n Close e in, in, 81. .7So.
7-0l9b. HEIDER & SELLERS.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

HYATTSvILLE-2 bedrms. (can b
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., large fam.
ily-sized kit. with breakfast area
walk-in pantry. Scr. porch, alum
storm windows; garage; full bsmt.
on bus lines: close to schools;
FHA. OIL or cow. Terms to suit
you. Mr.. Norheim, cox g. CO.,
HE 1-o51O III 9-O175
Evening star., 1957-08-25

YOUR FRIENDS WILL ADMIRE this
distinctive. BRICK home situated
on 9 200-foot deep lot. with many
In the BEST residential Section
OF. Hyattsville. Among its many
other features arc 3 bright bed.
rooms, large den or clubroom,
paneled room in basement with
y bath, earaRe. inside and out.
side fireplaces: walking distance
70 schools and bus lines. Many,
many other extras. First time
offered Only Sl0.500 FHA or
conventional flnancins See this
one today and stop looking else
BROS, AP. 7-S40U
Evening star., 1957-08-25

RocKvILLE-2-story frame. z rms
nn end bath bedrms.' partial bsmt
Evening star., 1957-08-25

UNIVERSITY PARK - 4-6edroom,
buiit-in attached garage, Exclusive
residential area near elementary,
high school and University OF
Maryland Call OWNER for ap.
pointment, 6S03 Wells Parkway,
WA 7-4SSo or AP 1-5hRS
Evening star., 1957-08-25

HART OF HYATTSVTLLE, and
only S10,250. Close to everything,
yet in a nice residential area
rms, bath. full bsmt. and nice
porch Many other features. See
this one today First time Of
feredi Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS, AP 7-SAO0
Evening star., 1957-04-29
Record Profits
Possible for
Steel Industry

CLEVELAND. April 20 (R,--
Steel magazine. reporting that
first quarter earnings for most
Woodworking companies" are
higher than they were a year
ago. said yesterday the industry
could earn record profits this
year.
Industry profits may reach an
'all-time high in 1857 If produc-
ers can keep earnings in STEP
with sales, Steel said.
+. The trade weekly made the
comment as steel production
continued its downtrend. In the
week ended April %. Steel re-
ported. mills produced steel foi
ingots and castings at an aver
age Of so per cent of capacity
That would be equal to 2.303, SOC
net tons.
Smaller firSt-quarter net prof.
its. compared with 1856 figures
were reported by nine of 80 man.
ufacturers and seven of 10 STEEL
makers listed in Steel magazine
Evening star., 1957-04-29
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. April 20 iEpl.--Wheat fu-
lures prices. eaSed AZ the start on the
Board OF Wheat today rejecting a fore
cast ior Dry weather Weather IN the Southwest,
. hurry, Of selling that developed at the
start OF trading. There was nothing
Of conseouenee IN the export picture, A
small amour! oi selling IN, the May con-
sentins cash ana. export interests.
Near the end OF the first hour old style
wheat was ss-H lower May S2221s, new
style Y to l cent lower. July S.l0ss,
oats !. TO "a lower. May 6sYs, rye was
= 70 il. lower NAV s!lYl...' snd sDs0iisnS isrd
was p to, 20 cents lower MAY Sl3S5,
vas given by some traders as the reason
Tor quiet DEALINGS. Others felt the out.
iook Tor easing tension IN the Middle
East has improved and that this was
haylnR some eject on the market
Corn was a shade easier oil scattered
commission house selline Influenced by
iairly liberal arrivals and the five-da )
weather outlook which suggested Ia
sossesns Wefs on ioT ssbIyD s9
by selling that results from the unload.
ing OF .52,OOO bushels from 4 boat In
which they had been stored through the
:. There was some commission house
tenders on the May contract,
y, The Agriculture Department predicted
that cash wheat prices will start de-
cllning this year earlier than usual.
cash prices usually start down In mid.
May as the market readJuSts its new
crop basis, but the department said this
year the decline may come q little earlier
u wheat is drawn from Commodity
Credit Corp. supplies with export subsidy
Over the week end Texas asain wa
delueed by heavy thunderstorms with
every river in the state on the rampage
Wheat traders said warmth and sun /.
shine is. critically needed IN the South.
west 70 hasten maturity and prevent rust
Evening star., 1957-04-29
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, April 20 gr--piyid.nds
announced.
Pc Stk OF Pay.
,,lst Rsts Iiod record able
Am A For Pow Csc b.to AIN
Northwyn Nat L Ins 5sc Bel A.iU
Alsoms steel Ltd - :. 81 ego
IRREGULAR
corby pistill A&B soc : b-o al
Evening star., 1957-04-29
PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Wilbur G. Myers has beer
elected vice president of the
Shivers Insurance Agency. HI
has been with the agency since
1850 and in 1854 received q
distinguished salesman aware
from the Sales Executives Club
Harry A. Carragher has beer
named district manager in the
Washington Office of Cook Elec-
trio Co.
Raymond G. HOLDEN of Be-
thesda, Md. representative for
United Services Life Insurance
Co., has qualified as a life men,
ber Of the Million Dollar Round
Table and sold Sl,0l3,500 of new
business in IA weeks of 1857.
Frank HOllOwell of Washing
ton was named top salesman in
the Nation for Clary Corp. dur
ing 1856.
James b. Edwards, jr., wa.
named wholesale representative
for the Crosby Corp. in the Dis
trict and four nearby States,
with headquarters here.
Mrs. Lilly Lesin Kay has be-
come resident consultant for
Herner. Meyer g. Co., library
planning and information sys-
TENS firm.
Louis V. Sills has joined the
field force of the Washington
agency OF Bankers Life Co. of
Iowa.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
.cHICAGOLIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, April 80 Me,. tUsDAl. -
Salable hogs $500: moderately active,
weak to ~ lower on butchers: most de-
cline on weishts under 2iO ID. SONS
steady 70 rs lower only fair shipping
demand; mixed 2-3 1gn-23O ID butchers
lI.15-ls 30. several lots mostly l-9
2nn-225 ib lS.uU-iS..5: ~ head No -,
10 III sorted for weiaht and eradc
Is 35i No %-3 24n-2e0 10 II .5n-I7 ,T5:
limited volume 2iO-29O 10 11.2a-i5 80;
Few iO0-3l0 Ii I7.OO~l1 25; larger lots
mixed Eraoes 3Nn-5bO ID sows 1850
lB 90: few 300-330 IN 1925
Saiable cattle 10000: calves 400,
steers and heiiers slow; mostly steady.
spots % TO 80 HIGHER, somewhat forced
ttsdc: COWS moderately active fully
Iuiiy steady; spots 90 higher. stoekers
ana feeders steady short . loads prime
Loo 10. steers 26 so; . loads l.l6i.
l.30u 10. .6.0V-s6 %; moderate show.
ing OF high choice and prime 34.23.
- so most choice steers 22 :,5-3i %;
good and low choice IN OO-.a 90. load
low choice ls,5Q.el ,2h; utility and com
mercial cows i300-I5 90; few 1880:
Gamers and cutters l050.l3,O0. few
cutters TO- 1880 or above: utility and
commercial bulls is 50-l7. so: individ-
ual l7.75; good and choice vealers 10 90.
.3.OOi Individual TO prime $500: load
oi good and choice stock steer calves
g2 !h' load OF good and choice Ar ID.
heiter calves 1873
Evening star., 1957-04-29
$500 Million
is Transferred
In 1A Hours

PHILADELPHIA. April 29 up
"A half-billion dollar moving
job was completed by dawn:
early light here yesterday.
While 35 heavily armed police.
men guarded the operation, ne.
gotiable securities. jewelry anc
other valuables totalling $50C
million were switched from one
downtown bank TO another. II
was in connection with a merger
of the Provident Trust Co. anc
the Trademens Bank and Trust
Co. to form Philadelphia's fourth
largest bank.
Only a handful of police Of
flcals knew about the move
which began at $50 am. The
35 policemen reported for as
signment without knowing what
their duty was to be. Barricades
were set UP along the three
blocks the valuables we're moved
and all trafiic and pedestrians
barred from the route. Five
armored trucks and 100 bank
employees were needed to COM
plete the transfer in an hour
and 48 minutes.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
International Harvester au

International Harvester an
nounced 1t will lay of 1,1oo
workers on Wednesday at three
plants. The company said the
furloughs were necessitated by
accumulated inventories.
Standard Oil Co. IN. J) in 3
months ended March 81 earned
$237 million or $1.2O a share VS.
$205 million or $1.04 in 1856
period.
Federated Department Stores
in So weeks ended February 2
earned $23.510.924 or $3.l6 a
share VS.. s22.o64.l42 or s3.o7 in
1856.
Winn-Dixie Stores in 40 weeks
ended April s earned $8,0I9, ,339
or $l.29 a share VS.. $6,Ti3,sl4 or
$l.08 in 1856 period.
Chesapeake Corp. Of va, in ~
weeks ended March "a earned
S840.6l5 or 73 cents a share VS..
$ss6.OlS or IS cents in 1856
period.
Singer Manufacturing Co. in
year ended December 81 earned
$l9. l26. Ola or $4.25 a share VS..
$l8.l46,90l or $4.03 in 1855.
Pan Am World Airways in
year ended December 81 earned
Sl4.238,000 or $2.3l a share VS.
.$l0.l65.000 or $1.66 in 1855.
Other earnings included:
For 8 Months Ended Mach ~
Evening star., 1957-04-29
YOUR
MONEYS WORTH
Should You Buy Stocks?-W

Now you - the professional
man just turned 50-are getting
your chance to discuss your in
vestment program with Win
throp Smith and a half-dozen
other top partners of Merrill
Lynch. Pierce. Fenner g. Beane.
You're earning $4,000 a year
land you're going to earn more.
You have a $4,000 house on
which you're paying of the
mortgage monthly. You have
sufficient life insurance and a
big enough emergency fund in
cash and United States bonds
ito give your wife and two COL
lege-age children basic protec-
ton in case something happens
to you.
You also have some stocks, in
cluding such sound ones as
American Telephone. General
Motors, duPont-and you have
some real dogs" you bought on
get-rich-quick tips. You don't
even know how to figure the
value Of a few Of these.
You: I've learned the hard
way how to avoid making mis-
takes in the stock market and
now I'm ready to follow a sound,
sensible program. / have my list
of stocks. I'm able to save $3.50
a month now even after taxes,
and when my son graduates
from college next year. I'll be
able to save a lot more.
Sale Of Junk Urged
Mr.. Smith: Before you do a
thing, you should have your
stock list thoroughly reviewed
by your broker to find out its
value and what stocks you
should hold. what you should
sell. Take your losses. get Out
of your junk. get your list into
balance.
You: Okay. If ! do sell the
Junk stocks, I'll have about the
same amount of dollars invested
in each stock I have left. Is that
sound?
| Mr.. Smith: Definitely. AND
youll have a sound list on which
to build You're relatively young
you have at least Is to 20 years
of good earnings ahead of you
and you can afford to take q
"businessman's risk"
Put aside your $3.50 a month
until you have accumulated
81 900 or SO. Invest that total ir
a "businessman's risk" stock anc
keep doing this twice a year. As
your savings rise. increase youi
regular. systematic twice-a-yeal
investing.
You: What do you mean by
"businessman's risk" stock?
Mr.. Smith: It's a stock which
usually involves more risk ano
may fluctuate more widely thar
a conservative security. But il
also offers a chance of a better
Evening star., 1957-04-29

XIX dividend Books closed. tPlu,
extra or extras. a Declared or paid 81
far this year.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
sY SYLVIA PORTER

than-average income and profit
over the years. For instance, in
this class I'd put such stocks as
Babcock & Wilcox, Pepsi Cola.
Sinclair Oil, United States Steel.
Southern Railway, American
Airlines. You can get a long list
OF stocks in this category.
You: Can't / get stocks with q
little more "romance?"
Mr.. Smith: If you mean by
this stocks which are more specu-
lative. yes. you can. And you're
in a position where you might
take more risks If you wish. But
be sure you get professional adj
vice from a responsible broker
on this.
Good Risk Stocks
You: What might I expect a
good list Of businessman's risk
and growth stocks to do for me
before I reach retirement age?
Mr.. Smith: Past performance
is no guarantee of future action,
but here is a sample Of how
growth stocks grow. Assume you
had invested $1,000 on January
II, 1889. in each of the follow
ing stocks and had reinveSted
the dividends at the start Of
each year after received:
Your $1,000 of Boeing Air
plane would be worth $21. 900. =.
Your $1,000 of Caterpillar Trac-
tor would be worth $4,000. +.
Your $1,000 of Eastman Kodak
would be forth $500. OF
Eastern Air Lines. $4,000 OF
Thompson Products, $4,000 :,
BY the way, you could prop
Ierly buy any of these stocks, too.
You: AS a professional man.
Il find it hard to concentrate on I.
financial matters. Should try
to get an investment counselor?
Mr.. Smith: There are some
excellent ones and If having this
sort of special attention will give
you more peace Of mind and if
you're willing to pay the fee
asked, by all means go ahead.
Many wealthy people prefer
mot to have any responsibility Of
managing their own money. and
for them a good investment
counselor is ideal.
You: And that's it. Mr.. Smith?
Mr.. Smith: That's 1.-THE end
lof Sylvia's series on investments.
(copyrisht. 1857. Hail Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1957-04-29
Dividend Increased

RIO DE JANE1RO, April 2s
tP.-Directors of American &
Foreign Power Co. have voted tc
increase the quarterly dividend
to IS cents. compared with &c
cents quarterly during 1856. The
dividend will be paid on June 10
1857. to stockholders of record
May 10, 1857.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
Stock Prices
Gain Slightly;
Stee|s Favored

NEW YORK, April 30 R.-
|Steels advanced in fairly brisk
trading as the rest of the market
made a quiet rise early this
|afternoon.
Pivotal issues were up frac-
tions to around a point. There
was a sprinkling OF losers.
Specialties, including Lukens
Steel, Cooper -Bessemer and Out
board Marine made some wide
moves.
United States Steel. on the
eve OF its quarterly report on
earnings and dividends tomor-
row, showed unusual strength,
up well over a point in active
turnover.
Reports that buyers Of steel
were building up inventory to
beat a nexpected price rise were
credited by Wall Street for the
better tone among steel shares
Despite mixed reports of output
in the industry, steel prices were
reported showing firmer tenden-
cies after a long decline.
Oils were UP as the week end
news about the Mid-East seemed
more reassuring to investors
Gulf Oil was ahead more than
z and Royal Dutch about a
point.
Youngstown Sheet advanced
more than a point as Bethlehem
picked up about a point. Lukens
Steel was up better than 3.
Outboard Marine dropped
more than z as its quarterly
earnings were less than a year
ago. Cooper-Bessemer climbed
around 3.
General Motors had a spurt
of active trading and was firm
Chiysler fiuctuated narrowly.
Corporate bonds edged higher
Government bonds were firm,
Evening star., 1957-04-29

valeATown1M o 40 2ok 2o3k- "a
YnEsteh&T 30 as liza lla5k lisLs+Iiz
YngstStl DR. lg 8 27L6 2esb 27M+ "a
Zenith Rad 30 3ll2L4 l1lh ll2 u
Hourly Sales on the exchange
li;00am 400 600 ~ noon o2o 600
100 m ! 27o 600 900 pm 600 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares or sAies in
full Rates Of dividends In the foregoing
table ar, annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annuAl decla.
ration Unless otherwise noted special
or extra dividends are not Included
9, Also extra " extras b Annual rate
In 1877. plus stock dividend ePsid last
year Payable In stock during 1867,
estimated cash value on ex-dividend or
ssdis.ripSsion sS,, date q psd
tins year an aucumulatIvs issue with
dividends In arrears. Paiu this year.
Dividend omitted deferred or no action
taken AZ last dividend meeting fDe.
clarsd Or paid In 1868 plus stock .diyi-
estimated cash value on ex.dtyldcnd OF
ex:distribution date > tiaIidatlnS diyi.
y Si..fiSuiion' .r "a risS.s la'nS ~ WITH:
When distTi6g.sd viWhsn issusd %
receiyership Or beins reorganized under
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities -.
sumed BY such companies.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, April 20 OP, (usDA), -
Butter ABOUT steady. Receipts ,2 days)
100000. Wholesale prices on bulk car.
tons freshl creamery, ~ score (AAl
lbuSA-bl cents: W score tAl 6Ois-6OS.
10 score tBl 5ns4-6O.
Cheese steady, Receipts f2 daysl
Is;Ono. wholesale sales, American cheese
cents; single daisies fresh 3S-40is; sim
ele daisies aEed 4d-53:. mats aged 1881;
processed cheddars . lbs. 37-TO; domes-
TIC swiss !yheelsl grade "a, .l3.iS;
srHds "h 40; grade &c" 3s-f4,
today. Receipts dwo days. ..7.0O0 New
YORK rork spot quotations follow Midwest
Jf.36i extras larse li5-4s lbs) 1874
sSt,Tss ss, medtum 3sl3.3:i standards large
tras lfs,s6 lbsj 5YH-36is; extras large
I52is-32,s, Browns; Extras t4s-505 i6sJ 81,
'aNn1aSH NrsTbHy. wb,,.u Ton oo.,nv 80.
smalis 3o.si browns: TOP quality *.
bo Ibsl 3f-36lS; mediums 33a-35.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW YORK. April "a lg, ,--.-cotto

NEW YORK. April 20 0'I.---Cotton fu.
turcS were steady during the forenoon
today, although prices held In a marrow
range as light liauidation was Offset bS
trade and local buying.
A leading SPOT Arm was n moderate
seller OF nearby May
Most traders were on the sldelines
awaiting further DEVELOPMENTS on the
farm policy al Washington which an.
news Tor the moment II was noted thSt
Senator .Elender, Democrat OF Louisiana.
defended the cotton and other price sun.
port programs as contrasted with Apri-
culture Secretary BenSons recommends :
tion last week for lower prices and large
crops 10 solve the cotton problem
Noon prices were TO Is cents bale
higher than the previous close MAY
3b,2.5, July 34,S4 and October 30. .Bs.
Evening star., 1957-04-29

Please send me tree tntormdtioR 90
SIS stocks for the price Of one.
II want TO invest for:
10 Conservative Investment
yn.or,. q Higher quality
tneoms Higher income
~ Capital Growth possibilities
u investing S25 or more regularly
n Monthly Dividends
NAME
Evening star., 1957-04-29
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. April 20 R--The New
YORK Stock Exchange reported today
these Odd lot transactions By principal
deaIers on the exchange for April 66:
@3l .lR5 shares including 2.Is6 shares
Evening star., 1957-04-29

Sales
Stock and Add Net
dividend Rate 90 HiEh Low l:I6 chg.
Murray Co "a IL 27s4 27M 27sa+ X
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

REV. PAUL o. MADSEN
bilities have been with the Home
Missions Board in the develop
ment and maintenance OF educa-
tional centers, including the Span
ish American Baptist Seminary at
Los Angeles, predominantly Ne
gro Christian centers. He also
works in the fields Of juvenile pro-
lection and bilingual work
Thresholds" will be Rev Mad
sens sermon topic for the morn
ing devotional hour. Co-chairmen
Of the affair are William f
Commodore and c. r. Harris
Other chairmen are: Don Wilson.
finance committee; l. NJ. Dorsey,
publicity; Horace Brown. flowers;
George Matthews. ushers and
Charles Banks, picnic committee.
Music will be by the Mems Chorus
under the direction Of A. V. Han.
The annual church picnic viii
be held at Phalen Park from 2 TO
7 p. m. Recreation, food, fellow
ship and worship will FIN the af-
ternoon.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-12

television networks ON the defen-
sive. charged that the South's
position on civil rights Is never
given fair coverage by the nv
chains
Another senate Democrat from
the north told reporters after the
first hour or 40 OF speeches by
southern opponents that ~ the
south does not get over It's posi-
ton favorably on the TV hook
ups II Is because no fairminded
American could look at opponents
OF the southern status quo on the
TV screen without seeing and un-
dcrstanding that that sections
political leaders generally Just do
not want the Negroes OF that sec
ton in any place except In posi-
ton OF subsection"
The same senator says every
time the souths spokesman get
before Tv the camera tells
story which responsible Amer-
cans would like TO forget, namely;
There are parts OF the UsA where
there Is no freedom, liberty or
democracy for n large portion OF
its citizens.
The same senator pointed out
the recent Meet The Press"
program where Governor James
Coleman admitted that he didn't
think the 100000 Negroes Of
Mississippi. half Of the total
state population, should be-
allowed 20 vote.
Senator Russell in his speech on
the opening day Monday, said he
planned TO talk 20 President
Eisenhower about the bin because
he said he didn't believe the
President understood the danger
OF the measures which are called
the Eisenhower civil rights pro-
posals
Senator Knowland indicated 10
the press associations Wednesday
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N. Y. Baptist Leader
Mems Day Speaker
Ar Pilgrim July ID

Rev Paul o. Madsen Of New
York City, secretary Of the De-
partment Of Cities Of the Ameri-
can Baptist Convention will be the
Mems Day speaker at Pilgrim
Baptist church on Sunday July
IA, at the morning worship SER
vice at IL a. m.
The Rev Mr.. Madsen, a native
Of Missouri studied at Kansas City
Junior College and William Jewell
College. Hd received his theology
cal training at the Colgate-Ro-
chester Divinity School in Roches-
ter, ~ Y. DR.. Floyd Massey Jr..
pastor Of Pilgrim Baptist church.
who has known Rev Madsan since
they were students together at
Colgate Rochester. says of him:
He is one of Americas truly
great Christians who is interested
in all racial groups, exemplifying
the Christ-hke life"
AS secretary Of the Department
of Cities, DR. Madsen's RESPONSE