davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul recorder., 1961-07-28

cook. She did not ask them, they
asked her to let them make pies
first! She gave each Of them a
little pie crust and when they had
their pies ready for the oven you
can imagine how they looked. And
when their pies were cooked all
of them sampled them.
Years later, now when all of the
children are teen-agers, Zelda is
the only mother in the group who
does not have to hurry home to
get dinner started. Her menus are
plain the days she will be a little
late and the girls can start her
dinner. When she gets home
she helps them finish and put the
meal on the table.
Don't get the idea the girls
don't have any pleasure. Mae, Is,
is the organist for the Sunday
School of their church and June
plays the piano. They have been
Girl Scouts and been to scout
camps for several years and Mae
is learning to sew. She has made
her aprons for some time and now
she Is trying to make a summer
dress for herself. They have been
taught to play and to learn to take
care Of their rooms at home.
They are well hammered but
they are regular girls and well
liked by their crowd. Their mother
said when she was i'll during their
younger years she decided If she
recovered she would try to teach
the girls to be as independent of
others as she possibly could. So,
when they asked to learn, she had
the foresight and patience to
teach them, as they asked.
Zelda's friends, being a little
jealous Of her children's ability,
have forgotten. how they hurt
Zelda years ago by telling her she
made" her little girls help with
the work then. Now, it comes
naturally for the girls to help
Mother. They love her and have
told her how much they appreci-
ate what she has taught them.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

@. I am writing to ask If
you can tell me what the rule
is governing the suffixes
"-ibility" and Liability" Mrs.
E. c. Grey. Ridgewood, N. j.
A. The only completely
workable rule for correct SPELL
ing of words ending in "able-
ible" is this: Look them up in
the dictionary. You see, there
is really little rhyme or reason
to these variations in spelling
Most students of language
agree that life would have
been pleasanter if these words,
almost all Of them of Latin
origin, had come into our Ian
guage with the liable" ending
But our English is a quirky
tongue and, though there are
far more "able" words than
"ible." there are enough of the
latter to give even experienced
writer's a lot of trouble.
To complicate matters even
further; a few words may be
spelled either way. H. w.
Fowler in his Modern Eng
lish Usage" notes these: Diff
fusible- -diffusable, connectible-
connectable, permissible-per-
missable, collapsible- collapsa-
BILE. There are others, but
these are all I thought collec-
Evening star., 1961-04-04

tible-collectable in this short
space.
Standard guides to usage,
such as Fowler and Porter
Perrin's Writer'S Guide and
Index to English" give long
lists of words spelled with one
or the other suffix. If you're
so inclined and have hours OF
leisure, you might commit
these lists to memory. But, to
my way Of thinking, this sort
of rote-learning is madness
when the quick, easy solution
to the dilemma is always at
hand-the dictionary.
Use the dictionary whenever
the need arises and you'll soon
find that you have developed
a subconsciouS awareness OF
which spelling is the correct
one. You will find yourself
writing admirable" instead OF
admirable" and knowing that
you're right the first time.
Mr.. Morris sends copies Jf
his books to readers whose
queries are Used in this COL
Evening star., 1961-04-04
Jack BerriII
Al Smith
George Tusko

umn. Today's copy of the new
Dolphin Books edition of Its
Easy to Increase Your Vocab-
ulary" goes to Mrs. E. c. Grey
of Ridgewood, N. j.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
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Evening star., 1961-04-04
WORD GAME
Find % or more words in
IN RE

meaning tasks, questionS." Av-
erage mark is 10 words; time
limit 20 minutes.
Rules of the game: /. Words must b.
OF four or more letters. 2. Words which
IS" such as bats" cats" are moi
used. 3. Only one form of 4 word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer TO FRANTIC
fair, faint. fain, fact, fiat, firm, frit
rant, rain, raft, rani. rift, RANT, antic
anti tarn, tain, train, infract, cant,
cart. cairn, craft.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-04-14
Good Conduct imperative

spring
land beginning adorn hill dale with
landscapes all
encounter aspects again all the gloes
Elsewhere in the cities
villages people loang lettering
applies particularly
the community inhabited pedominanty people
oters attest the anything they
vfy by any dignity
individual dignity
reflected actions public
popuace However with the spring
weather
show up everywhere.
Good keeping spirit
with
ddua of humble surroundings might expect
part living atmosphere
king or prince.
Fitting public behaviour good
reflections ignorance feelings
of other public
boserou actions friendly
relations of the total popuace community mnde
standings
The little things fitting public behavior
lot in sustaining promoting call good
spirit dignity necessarily
vaed devices enabling people along and live together with
ttudes of respect the other individual
other the entire community community
counry-St Louis (dO.) ARGUS.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-04-14

seamheated
life rather People complain that
challenge daily living that everything
ranged, least readily predictable fashion.
1t true that longer get together household
goods and head frontier 1t all
longer any challenges
We have in mind challenge particular simply
stated Try applying religion without
sail trimming to daily life Although this rather
challenge to be compared with the haps hostile
pioneers actually demanding challenge
o
Suppose brotherhood merely
those whose skin the color political
ideas the but literally all applied
sntngly dealings with others? Suppose
all have and the be followed letter
Suppose accepted solemn obligation
hungry clohe
noted first taking precautions comfort?
mmeasuraby great challenge
plenty pioneering
(NIiss.) COMMONWEALTH
St. Paul recorder., 1961-04-14
Eichmann Trial AS Educative Device

point discussing
Echman which this that
individual millions
stated fit
such a
The of the trials he said graphically
ndenby nscbe the odays world the uspeakabe
committed humanity genocde which Nazi
paced
which under Hitler
While question the method which the Israeli violated the
borders of Argentina friendly nation unawuy him
Israeli that Echmanns trial might the value
shocking the world realizing the descent and
barbarm the Nazs chamber
millions of Jews.
because not believe the rest Of the
recognized what happened to world
morality places Buchenwald millions of
the
recognition the against
humanity US, refused
determination
nationaities whole cultures.
but will display mans nhumanty to which resulted in
millions bamees people whose guilt
that they born Jews.
may remind that the disease
present despite
luctance openly admit it.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-04-14
Overthrow Of Castro Has Its
Calculated Dangers

against regime inevitable
bring this hemisphere and particularly
the neghbong
country quarters and most especially in
South America be blamed nation
how to such revolution
being Certainly
setup regime right
makes the continuance Of that tenabe But what
re it remains big question mark
Kennedy indicated its sympathy for
program which will the country proestern rule but how
position official is not yet clear
problem in Cuba towards aiding the
country growing antUs feeling which is
nations south the border The
partnerships suggested friends
South American nations almost too little too
present a it's camp who
which Nelson Rockefeller amassed with South
the in that George
South American affairs
liability the South the South Americans
Smathers
temerty nationwide televion hookup
American question bearing the
balderash indicates
attitude
scrpton
readily any open disguised
regime cogzance
might good
Rockefeller to return South
and Of the prestige lost both by
activity Communists these countries
Kennedy
Republicans bipartisan foreign
policy.
any country position regards
hardly There is little
talking happened-ts with
doing its threat western
hemisphere and stability.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-04-14
Russions Invented Jau Says Soviet
MuScoIoqisf; Did They Invent Hiqh-Life Too2
BY Associated Negro Press


really They they now
claim expert L. Utyosv writing
Soviet Culture magazine actually Odessa
Russia Long ago."
Comade Utyosovs claims great Afro
Americans and Africans though
tendency to claim Russian" virtually
joins long inventions such as
the automobile, radio, and airplane ad infinitum.
Has African
Serious students Of music will find
Uosov for has been clearly established
nquestionaby Of African origin in the
United States who
musical traditional African rhythms
Although white musicians quickly rhythns and
tones Of jazz remained for distinctly
acter and Americas leading artists
Americans While serious United States
compose and play jazz such leading
Armstrong Wilbur de are Americans
Jazz Exported
With the depoymen Of millions American soldiers
throughout the world during Europeans made more
conscious Of the genuine musical qualities
Though American style jazz bands had years
small cafes Paris and other general
ton Of those countries had not yet learned appreciate
Official appreciation Of did
not exist in Russia until Utyosov appeared
Soviet invention Soviet authorities
ing musical form Soviet
performers forbidden youth often bitterly
criticized for listening programs playnR
the few jazz recordings nnugged into
St. Paul recorder., 1961-04-14
No Time For Kindness Or
ThOughtfulness
BY Staff Writer

driving of city
last week observed people
for the almighty dollar the attain
taking
the dog
little animal evidently of good American" mixed breed
huddd the middle of through She had apparently
bounded there waiting
the curb to continue the
their side Of the She
gardless of the traffic.
Horns barng brakes screechng autos francay twisting
the street with the motorists leaning their
crng the little animal But could
done about the little ones predicament!
Finally moo stopped jumped Of his auto and
to the opposite side Of the Avenue His kindly
tail wagging francaly pure
endnes This followed by the dogs attempt follow him
his auto and the feared side the street The Samaritan
had and loyal friend just for the asking he had only opened
the door and let her In!
After frantic five six minutes Of coang her BACK the
side Of the street. sharply commanding not follow
break"
All this time there eight nine standing
casually watching this episode with
tormentors
expression
long gives
little In return
St. Paul recorder., 1961-04-14
Economic Factor Looms As Moior Issue In ..so
Sit-In Victories As Movement Continues
BY Associated Negro Press

Sit-In Victories AS Movement Continues
BY Associated Negro Press
agree
consideration
breakdown of racial barriers since the student movement started
months ago.
Preudced though may
swiftly learning that ac dollars the white"
industries enter
strife
Consequently plagued
suffer in economic growth and industrial development
LOUISVILLE, KY neutrality-suspicious. ntegraton
optimistic
that started serving Ne
groes
Negro and white leaders after closed meeting City
joint they gatHed optimistic"
Also 21 restaurants have to discuss ngraon the
joint statement said
tegrated the NAACP Youth
publicly
Negro young
during month aimed ending dscrmna
Kenneth Miller
CORE leader has been arrested four times
Louisville CORE standing downtown department
for months Arrests at of these stores and at movie g
demonstrations Since then the two
agreed ntegrate
Meanwhile In Juvenile Court attorneys for arrested youths ha
enged the Cs ordinance against dsordery conduct There have
dsodery conduct
demonstrations
JACKSON Miss (ANP)-Mayor Thompson employed
medium of teevon racial this city which has had
its first with the student This Thompons
first public regarding several which
occurred following a st-in at the main library.
following afternoon meeting with
three ministers which he assured them city officials would
meet with local Negro leaders at least three months to dis
relations
The E A. Mays visited City Hail. said
live together and harmony
must clear up certain grievances"
Attorneys staged library
appeal following conviction statutory crime Of
preaching Each fined 500 and 80 day suspended
young attorneys offered
they went into
library.
lawyer represented POplarvie lynch
Mack Charles Parker.
TALLAHASSEE (ANP)-TVo Negro youths drew
datory sOday jail $500 City
fighting disordery proceedings during
demo
City Judge Rudd persons
arrested charges of assault.
SAVANNAH (ANP)-Shx young Negroes Friday
pay $25 failing
police during the Patcs The
defendants entered plea of innocent
NASHVILLE Tenn (ANP)-The Nashville Student Nonviolen
Movement desegregatonst group weekly
this organizations functions
pose activities"
and accurate
by other of communications"
two-page mmeographed letter distributed this
college campuses
in Nashville.
CHATTANOOGA, (ANP)-Juvenie Court Judge Burren
dsorderIy
charges
judge did enjoin the youths from further andins
ATLANTA, (ANP)-Futon Criminal Solicitor
Kelley against
include additional
Kelley said addition charges Negroes
participated an the accusations will charge disturbing
St. Paul recorder., 1961-04-14
DIR Y-POINTS
BY FRED GRAM

The Minnesota Twins opening victory against the York
April IL meant plenty of additional dollars at the Met Stadium
Dr. Robert Weaver US Housing Administrator handled the
Craig Sunday
great dispatch
the John Birch Society the latter admits
equal civil rights Americans Of African ancestry
Remember how unpopular American Negro
being Of African descent only few ago? Before is all
white American brethe searching their
family African ancesors!
supremacy stupidity completely
Republic Of South Africa from the rest Of the world
Friday April 2 there be lot Of people
leave receiving their medication Metropolitan
Stadium.
St. Paul recorder., 1961-04-14
Are Public Places Prixafe2

The conclusion the lunch
devoted public will certainly
question
of notion property being
affected with public No establishment
public regarded being private
being wholly public pocy"WashingtOn
St. Paul recorder., 1961-04-14

Kelley said will charge that the demonstrators
guilty of statutory violation of breath of peace"
other according Kelley will
officials
Negroes charged
demonstrations spraybes Cafeteria scheduled
Criminal Judge Charles
action Atlanta group successfully
fought lunch rights
spp Barnett depong police demonstrating
Negroes Jackson, Miss
telegram headquarters
ating fortnight
jusabe against Negro
ssppi"
COLUMBIA (ANP)-Anti- segregation
get prison being
by South Carolina Legislature.
Rep George Campsen
by
meets in Charleston April 1912.
HILL, (ANP)-United Nations Mediator P.
Graham called tin demonstrations integaton lawful during
a speech here Winthrop, state college
later going
oRANGEBURG ANP)-About Negroes carrying segre-
CATION signs pceted Orangebug
Chief pc0eting to
20
would disrupted
DANVuLE (ANP)-Eight high Joined
DanVies sins
spread to a second variety store.
Negroes Kresges
Kresges
incidents
ignored
worth store the demonstrators began reading Bibles
St. Paul recorder., 1961-04-14

usually try the office at to begin the days
fully viewing MICS
Dave Garroway program, of our TV favortea
We by turning the office Tv arrival and from
time time view and listen Dave and his looking
at he mail o. using telephone
especially early Monday Tuesday,
editorial a To-day" makes
when being interviewed by GarrOway of his
envy those remain mornings
relaxed
tur Of weather celebrities sports fashion and discussion OF the
problems Of the day on Today make one of the best things on TV
Garroway probing despite apparent good
hmor which be deceptive This this
appearing
understanding group
which dedicated the country
seldom home reporters do the advantage his
questions interviewing point the
nterviewee is embarrassed
probes Deep sharp usually brings
out contradictions there be the movement under scrutiny
arroays coverage of the school negraon situation the stu
ins with the
real service to the nation which medium able
Conditions which every Negro
scofed at by whites northern and western
They
To-day that the majority
(Which south ignorant the dscna
ton which mas been the every day lot OF millions coored
And the GarrOway spared the North and its
subtle determinations.
One the striking the
communication field its ability show the viewer the facial
sons of statesmen politicians good and bad while under the
pless scrutiny
Mccarthy
appaudng McCarhy attacks
Americans
Mccarthy
retary of the hearings the Wisconsin senator's charges
that revealing instrument which
To-day" show often
picture a really
descriptions
the Garroway To-day" the
today
pun.-Ceci Newman.
Evening star., 1961-05-21
The SUNDAY STAR G.
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

Washington, D. c.
Moy n, 1861
Evening star., 1961-05-21
On Display Daily and Sun
10 to 8
UNCLAIMED RAILROAD
FURNITURE
NEW & USED FURNITURE

NEW q USED FURNITURE
Legitimate Savings Up to
500 Of Original Cost
o-,:s s-Pe. Modern \ Bedroom suite -.
ape, Johnson carper Fashion
49, Trend Bedroom Suite =
Admiral Comb. 17-in. ", A''
o PhSno and Radio
E5h FhIl-sissS Rld.as.d. IL Nylon Si!s Fsltss ssD
HLx Larys si5sss psnish wslnu. prspIitst s1if sgS
Table With 4 Foam Rubber
Orig. S14e.95 Sale $50
Danish Walnut Desk and Chair
Double Bookcase Bed with Box
sa Spring ses sf s5 Innsr'DrinE Msi:rsSS sais $50
Orig. s2aS.6S ~ sale S7s
ALSO FULL LINE OF BABY FURN.,
FANS, ODD CHESTS. SOFAS,
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COME IN AND BROWSE
I. c. FURNITURE co.
20 Locationsl
MAIN STORE, 500 H st. NE.
OPEN o TO 8 DAILY
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Evening star., 1961-05-21
New Furniture, Fine Quality
LOWEST PRICES

on some of the finest names in the industry
:. such as Drexel, Henredon, Thomasville,
American of MartinSville, Ethan Allen,
Simmons, etc. priced at fraction Of
regular price only made possible by our
unique procurement. We are the areas
largest dealer in New Unclaimed Freight,
Showroom Samples, Factory Over-Runs -.
Asks someone who has been here.
Nationally Adv. 100-in. Contemp. Sofas,
smart decorator fabrics -------------- $9975
Reversible foam cushion Lounge Chairs,
Contemp. styling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $2475
Thayer Coggn Sectional Sofas foam rub
Der cushions, solid walnut exposed wood $199.75
Simmons Sofa-Bed, sleeps 2, Turquoise
Tweed cover $59.75
Sealy foam lounges with twin back bols-
tiers, smartly uphol --------------------- $4s.ss
Drexel "Paraellel" 60-in. Hi-F Cabinet
with drawers. Contemp. walnut ----ARL $119.75
American Of Martinsville Triple Dresser,
Mirror and Chest. Furnished Abawood
MD. Pcs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s22s7s
Palladian Genuine Cherry Bedroom Suite
consisting Of Twin Dresser Bases, Unit,
Double Bed Night Table Complete $l79.75
Coleman Early American Cherry Bedroom
Suite, consisting Of Double Dresser,
Bachelor Chest, 54-in matching kneehole
desk and bed. ALEX. ----------Complete $l8975
Contemp. Teak-Tone Dining Room Suite,
consisting Of buffet and china top, ext.
table, chairs ----------------- Pcs. $1ss75
Henredon Thomasvlle and Morganton
Occ. Tables, BELOW WHOLESALE COST
Bassett, Johnson-Carp, Coleman 3-pc.
Bedrm. Suites. Choice Of styles and Fin
1SneS SSy.T5
Evening star., 1961-05-21

FURN.-Bed. dbl. mahog.; dresser
KIT. tsble, chairs; odd tables. ia
o-7634 after $3.50 am.
FURN.-BED. bookcase headboard
matching chest, RCA TV. 2 chairs
chest of drawers, Highlander studio
bed, 3:speed fan; best offer
Evening star., 1961-05-21

FURN.-3 piece bedroom. set, gray
oak, $3.50; 2 single head boards
with spread, pink satin, SIS: blond
oak chest. maple chest, RCA rec
ord player, SIS: eornieeS. lamps.
clothes; ladies sizes, z. TO- II;
studio eeuchi other items. ~. z
Evening star., 1961-05-21

GUITARS, all makes; LESSONS, re-
SHOP, 1915 NJ st. NV. re. S-7333.
Open Mon. and Thurs. til o pm.
GUITAR-Gibson cost 500, sell
" {ssikEa sikhEGa ts R:nns1. asS' siGi sAiHGFoSNHT!s y. e
Tabor City tribune., 1961-04-05

This was our recaPpng building tlst housed or.
equipment for nunber Of years. We proud Cf tac
Zine work that did while using tl:s building lus ar,
prouder of the home of reclroing depart
With the completion Of new rec,rD,ag ba..a-
ing, this old becomes the home Of
storage and will enable customers bet
than before by having hand wider inventory
CT automobie truck and in every size ana
style.
Yes, this step of progress by East Tabor Tire
Service another milestone of which are very proud
and from the first progressive step right this cre
we have made in order better the pub
lie. And again offer sincere thanks yoc, our
customers, for your wonderful business that makes
possible for add netones Of progress aluoe cyc-
year.
All Of our recappng work is fully guaranteed and
assured of quality materials and work
manship when get your rccapping done place
of business We have the proper equipment the expert
enced personnel and the best recap rubber These arc
the three requirements for a good job.
Tabor City tribune., 1961-04-05
Complete Bumper 70 Bupr,per Garage servicc ua,

Last year we were proud announce the completion of
department. and the ancw wheel
"g7r--nt machinery Now prouder announce
th2t offer complete, bumper bumper garage
Complete ovcrhauls, repairs
there's nothing that service department y,
and your vehicles.
Oliver Fowler. mechanic with many years experience
heads s department aud your
l.c and run Ike
-r Fowler has had many years experience tyr
Of work re vs. we find that he IS @
rray capable and reliable factory and We
fully every phase O. lis work. A. E Prince manage
sa.s.
EEs EsFE2ang W*EMwg Gzggvpersa@nme7
Tabor City tribune., 1961-04-05

- ,-.- e.. - ~ r. 4
Evening star., 1961-01-11

to comment on the wisdom Of
Congress-" he replied.
Senator Williams. =ths.. only
member from either side, who
exhibited the slightest ten
dency to ask Mr.. Dillon any
questions, charged him with
several resounding statements
from the Democratic platform.
Mr.. Dillon replied gently and
in a bankers cautious terms.
He repeatedly said he was not
an expert, that certain matters
were "out of my field" and
that he would certainly con-
slider all considerations.
Senator Bennett, Republican
Of Utah, reflected the prevail
ing opinion when he said, "Mr.
Dillon's four years in a diplo-
matte post will probably stand
him In good stead In his rela-
tions with this committee"
And Senator Douglas. Demo-
crat of Illinois. who usually
has a great deal to say, simply
said he intended to, vote for
Mr.. Dillon's confirmation.
Evening star., 1961-01-11
Two Experts Hit
Fine Arts Group
And Zoninq Rules

The Districts zoning regula-
tions and the Fine Arts Com
mission should be modernized,
according to two experts on
city problems.
William E. Finley. director of
the National Capital Planning
Commissions yesterday told q
conference called by the WASH
ington Metropolitan Board of
Trade that coming regulations
construct development of the
Capital. He said perhaps
Washington would fare better
IL the zoning laws were
scrapped and the city instead
was divided into squares of 20
to 80 blocks. Each square
would have rules of its own for
development.
In a separate speech during
the all-day conference on the
appearance OF Washington,
held in the Mayflower Hotel
and National Housing Center,
Mrs. Sibyl Moholy-Nagy, pro-
fessor of architecture at Brook
lyn's Pratt Institute, said
members of the Fine Arts Com
mission were too old and out
Of step with the latest archi-
tectural trends.
She said modernization of
the commission and joint plan
ming by architects and planners
were two ways to assure better
looking Federal buildings in
Washington.
"A decisive factor in a new
architecture for Washington, E"
she said. lis the active partici-
patton Of Americas private
architects without the inter-
ference of a Fine Arts Commits
sion unless it is stated by men
of qualifications to meet the
standards Of the best American
architects.