davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Shoes for the man who takes pride
in his appearance. Another famous
brand, dedicated to making fine
mems footwear, tops in quality al
ways -. at the lowest possible
prices.
P) MANS MoC-ToE OXFORD
with reverse seam blucher instep
and sturdy, all leather sole. In black
or brown leather. 1889
(Q) MANS WING-TIP OXFORD,
with full double, element proof
leather soles, and half-rubber heels.
Black or brown leather, 1889
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

effect.
The thin woman looks best in
horizontal prints =. the thin faced
man, in short-point, widespread
collars. Sharp features are softened
by the rounded collar.
For the man with a short. thick
neck, the low-slope collar with
diminishing neckband is most fat
tering J.. and comfortable. If your
neck is long, a higher collar is
smart
This Fall, the makers of Arrow
shirts introduce their new Custom
'60s" Collection featuring the
popular British look" Custom
sos highiights a modified and com
Portable version of the Herbert
Hoover collar IN tabs, spreads, but
ton down, and rounded eyeiet
styles. Though the Herbert Hoover
is Rinch higher than last seasons
collars, it's soft, and, unlike its name
sake, nOn-detachable.
For booklet about mems shirts
with tips on fashion and care, write
TO me at Cluett, Peabody and Co.,
Inc, Dept. K. $50 Fifth Avenue,
N.Y.C. LII also be happy to answer
any questions you have about mems
fashions.
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

aTy and late knowing that slim picklngs occur at ndday
eU about pleasure slowly and deliberately First he'll
the stream lake choose the most likely spots where
lurking trout bass might rest waiting for food to drop of
the banks wash rifle.
preininaries are completed he'll quietly
sktsh the
still clear he might Wei from the river
and the bank avoid gve-away shadow
little carries downstream.
fishermen will the water
A
Of
IF lake they'll be
the cooling nlets fed lake and deep
that the kill
weather It's shame to waste good fish when
could trout bass for dinner
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

if she's heavy, a
m an with a
h c w face
should look for
medium length
collars. The
c | o s er / h e
points. the more
slim ming the
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

to the New York Department
of Conservation that the famed
BeaVerkill was "fiShed out"
The department sent couple
Of experts &c the scene equipped
with a portable generator A.
mild charge was put through
the water and scores of slightly
stunned trout floated TO the
surface III front Of the slightly
stunned anglers.
The moral 81 me story IS
simply that fishing is an art
not just an exercise. Actually,
relatively few experts are
taking fifty per cent of the
fish.
The expert angler will fish
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

university Needham California
fishermen don't know
director of the univesys Sage
And his by the
Fish 4 Game SXtyfive
all fishermen anything
hatchery fish dumped right
them.
While anglers might take this a Joke
Navajo times., 1962-09-05
@&e,A..> |
: by ELLEN JACOBSEN=S.z=====Sz U
How to Select a Collar

The most noticeable thing about
a man shirt is the coiidr. Although
the average man can wear any style,
gentlemen with very angular or
rounded features should be more
careful about the collars they select
lust as woman looks for slen-
deriZing, vertica. patterns in clothes
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
THE EDITORS NOTEBOOK
SOME UNIONS CLING TO 1890 IDEAS"

BY John S. Knight Detroit Free Press 5jl2
NEW YORK - This is The season Of The year when
newspaper executives gather in New York 10 discuss The
problems Of the business"
Last week. in New Orleans talking sbou.
The problems Of "ovr profession"
" these terms appear TO be in conflict, II is because
See UNIONS, Pses z
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
KENNEDY WARNING TO LABOR = HOLD
DOWN THE PAY DEMANDS"
See AUTOPSY, Page z
BY Joel seIdin, a STAFF corresoonder,

BY Joel seIdin. A Staff Correspondent
ATLANTIC CITY - President Kennedy Yesterday
told Waller p RsUiher and The United Auto Woyker.-
and by inference ell Of he eoUnrs vnions-hat he sx-
pecs labor to conform 10 The Adminisfrstons wace-
price policy and not seek nfationsy wage increases or
engage in strikes.
IN ns'f-hovr policy address before the JAW con-
ven'on fhe President told the delegates foreefvy and
s' times almost emofonaIIy. that the nation. security
on business and labor adopting philosophy that
what good for the United ssfes for the people as
whole Is going 10 be good for every American company
and tor every American vnion
The 10000 persons in Convention u.u-a ooo a.,.
cares on The floor and fhs remainder observers IN ,hs
na'eeny-sPpIavded enthusiastically and gave no indies
non OF opposition The President has been under consider
sos pressure since he blocked an increase in The price
"'s' 70 demonstrate that he will be tough" with
:Do ss ne was with fhe steel industry He 70 have
chosen the JAW convention as an appropriate
for making clear his visws
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
AUTOPSY ORDERED"
DEVIL TAKES 40 YEARS +!

HENRY OGDEN PHIPPS, 81,
FOUND DEAD IN A HOTEL"
NY Trib. Ala
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE NEW HEAVEN AND The NEW EARTH
REDUCES TO THEIR NATIVE N0THINCNEss"
THE THINGS THAT ARE SEEN.
TEMPORAL ST. Paul
See AUTOPSY Page z
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
EISENHOWER WARNING
TWIST AND RENAISSANCE"

Christian Science Monitor editorial 5/3
What Mr.. Eisenhower and many Of fhe most thought
fvI observers Of extraordinary phenomenon called
the American civilization saying that the United
States passing through danger point Some OF The
ingredients Of the Roman debsee presenf-nof only
in youthful pursuits but in adult business ethics and
basic public attitudes about sereIsnee, thrift and
al values.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
BY ANDREW :. Eueh0uf CS. 80
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern
Major Prophet Of our Father Mother God s''-na'-
ron,ous o. s. Science and Health With Key 70 'he scrip
fures BY Mary Baker Eddy with world message sno
onss,or who ~lI-oy The grace of ood-do rrUensuf'
Martin Luther Job this age And how science d
Health, our textbook Gods Lberstor of the Bible
a -tcres ANc TRuEa REPRESENTATIVE or COO
ryAN rr.e POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE. TOO
jesus loved Righteousness and hated niou'+y
The 'lukevsrrn" live in "foo'S paradise
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW FAITHFUL
STUDENTS or, CHRIST JESUS, RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IVY WORKS AND GREATER" JESUS
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

pToye 8"
CkssssI Iey; f igeE
Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World nea'ng
a Word Dem
Shot. eod Demands IT.
IMPRESSIONS se GsnnaabeM
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DELINQUENCY AND nlS"@AH BIRTHS
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NEW HEAVEN THE
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
Skin DIVING OFFICER. 81. BROWNS" = MT.
CLEMENS. FATHER or SIX CHILDREN
DEVILS ADAMS, Ewes MULTIPLYING sINNEI

AND WE ARE INFORMED or a JEHOVAH
WITNESS COUPLE, AGES, APPROXIMATELY 81 and
40, HAVING CHILDRENl
incidentally, many Jehovah Witnesses former
Roman Catholics
See DIVING, Page z
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

AND THEN APPEARS THE SKiRTLESs
SATAN BOUND EVE - THE R-E~A-PI-N-C AND
THE SOWING ANTl-CHRlsTl
or THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAM-EVE FRAUD
AND MYTH!
AND HIS 'PHCNY' "LcRD-GCD" Genesis an
IN CONTEMPT or FIRST CHAPTER or
GENESIS WHERE GOD IS GOD THE FATHER or
THE c-H-Ll-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS, WHERE
MAN - OUR TRUE BEING - IS NOT AN ADAM
NOR AN EVE! - NEVER A SINNER NEVER
gcRN or SINNERS! = or WOMAN, uNcLEAN!
job Old IT,
GENESIS ONE 81: AND GOD SAW EVERY TH
THAT HE THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToF
HONoRED BY THE cHiLDLEss CHRIST JESUS y
MADE AND BEHOLD, IT WAS [-Ls-l VERY GOO
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
s-t-x-peluDeD clergy CHARGING GOO WITT

S-E-X-DElUDED Clergy CHARGING GOD VIII
SEX AND DEVILS ADAMS. Ewes,
MuRDEROUs GAINS, JUDAsEs, KNAvEs
AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PhRENTHo0D !
REpUDIATED BY THE C-H-I-l-DI-E-s-s
CHRIST JESUS, THE WAY THE TRUTH. AND
THE LIFE" : my WORKS AND G-R-E-A-T-E-F
SHALL YE DO"
COO. ADDITIONALLY, VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE;
MISERY or MILLIONS ASIA. AFRICA. INDIA :
VICTIMS or sATAKs SIX : NEVER
GODS ! WITH. OR WITHOUT.
'lEGAlIZED lust" MARRIAGES
AND sATAN-RosseO CLERGY, LAYMsN,
LEADERS MASSES UNREPENTANT SINNERS
RIP VAN WINKLEs ~oRAL AND SPIRITUAL
celpplesl PERSONS or DETECTIVE SANITY,
JUDGMENT. HONESTY INTELLIcENcsi
THE NcNCHRisT SCIENTISTS
tMppEecfONe Pace
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

THE DAWN SAN
THE KINGDOM or HEAVEN IS AT HAND, IT
IS WiTHN YOU - Christ Jesus)
AND HIS ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, THERETO.
Revelation 7f:l: AND HEHELD A NEW HEAVEN
AND A NEW EARTH = AND IT'S E-xc-L-U-
s--v-E REALITY - IS APPREHENS6lE VIA
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH.
THE THINGS SEEN, TEMPORAL st. PAUL
THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE MATERIAL
ARE REDUCED TO THEIR NATIVE MOTH
LN-G-N-E-s-s"I
THE THINGS SEEN ARE MERELY srHcowY
MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES
couNTERFEITs, eURLEsouEs AND, FORTUNATE
LY, OFTEN SYMBOLS or DIVINE IDEAS
DEVASTATING EXPOSURE:
THE CHASTITY FARCE or MATERIAL [so-
called EXISTENCE! - p. III - DIVINE, AeSO-
Lutte SCIENCE or SCIENCES" or THE UNI
VERSE - SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY
TO THE SCRIPTURES" - BY INcoMPAR-
ABLE PROPHECIES, REvELAToR MARY BAKER
EDDY - FATHER, SON, AND HOLY GHOSTS
GREATEST MARY - WOMAN or REVELA.
TON l2:l,s; Catholic. Apocalypse
See FLAWS. Page
Evening star., 1962-04-12
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

From the earliest. wars in
recorded history, men have
plunged into battle shouting
battle cries. Indeed, our COM
mon word slogan" was orig
inally the Gaelic "sluggh-
ghairm. meaning the call to
battle used by Scottish High
landers and Irish clans. The
newest. and one of the most
interesting, Of these cries is the
one used by the United States
Airborne paratroopers: "Gero-
nirno!"
Recently we speculated in
this space on why our soldiers
should use the name of a dead
Apache chieftain for their
slogan and several alumni of
the airborne regiments have
reported various stories of it's
origin. A plausible one comes
from Arthur A. Manion Of
Mount Lebanon, Pa. "At Fort
Sill. Okla" he writes, "a series
Of rather steep hills called, I
believe. Medicine Bluffs, was
pointed out to all new arrivals.
1t was said that one day
Geronimo, with the army in
hot pursuit. made a leap on
horseback down an almost
vertical cliff-a feat that the
posse could not duplicate. The
legend continues that in the
midst Of this jump to freedom
he gave out the blood-curdling
cry of 'Geronimo-o-o!' Hence
the practice adopted by our
paratroopers. I hope this helps.
It's at least colorful, if not
authentic"
Another correspondent, Mrs.
Elizabeth Windsor, who once
lived at Fort Sill while her
husband was stationed there,
adds the useful information
that the bluff from which
Geronimo made his daring leap
lis a cliff overlooking a small
river Cat least, it was small
when we were there)." So we
know that Geronimo and his
Evening star., 1962-04-12
BY Honno-Borbero

steed had water, rather than
desert floor, to break their fall.
Now this is indeed an inter-
esting tale and one that may
very we'll be the real inspira-
ton for the paratrooper's
shout. But one niggling un-
certainty remains. Fort Sill has
been-and. think, still is-the
Army's Field Artillery and
Guided Missile School. Para
troopers are trained at Forts
Bragg and Campbell. Why,
then. did they reach to Fort
Sill for inspiration for their
battle cry? Well have a theory
about that from a veteran of
the 82nd Airborne tomorrow.
Evening star., 1962-04-12
Oregon School Board
Looking for Cowboy
Ston Droke

TOLEDO. Oreg. (AP).-The
school board Of the coastal
town Of Toledo is looking for a
cowboy.
School Supt. Marion Huff
told the board that a rowing
white faced COW has made
nightly visits to the school
grounds for the past three years
and has done more than $500
damage to the athletic field and
to shrubs and lawns.
Mr.. Huff said he had chased
the COW away a number of
times. But it always comes back.
Evening star., 1962-04-12
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Evening star., 1962-09-21

The Royal Scots Greys as a
regiment are nearly three hun
dred years old, their battle hon.
ors include Blenheim and Wat
erloo, Balaclava (where they
came to the support of the
Light Brigade). Khartoum. and
the African Campaign of World
War II. The Argyll and Suth-
erland Highlanders. younger
outfit formed in the time of
George III also has been around
in the militant history Of. the
British Empire. Edinburgh
Castle is the home Of the Greys.
Stirling Castle Of their younger
brothers. and you can't get
much more Scottish than that.
It was q brave show they
made on the floor Of the Wash
ington Coliseum--scarle tunics.
Royal Stuart and Government
tartans. skiriing pipes, fancy
work on the drums, sweetly
melodious but extremely reso-
nant brass, reeds of a mellow
though piercing quality. Brave
ly they went through a musical
drill that never miscued, though
the reverberant echoes of the
Coliseum built up layer upon
layer until it was doubtful that
any player heard much of what
his fellows were doing.
The sound they made was
sometimes fearful, though their
numbers were not really large
Evening star., 1962-09-21

Isn't It bad for the heart to
lie on the left side2"
This Is Q misconception
for two reasons.
First, lying on the left side
will not harm the heart.
Second. it doesn't matter
which side you lie on when
you go to sleep-you won't
be in that position for long.
Studies have shown that, in
normal sleep, we change our
position at least a dozen or
two times. Therefore, the
man is wrong who says. Il
slept so soundly last night
that I awoke in the same
position. ] slept like a stone.
I didn't move"
But he did. 1t Just hap
pened that he awoke in the
same position. So. it really
makes no difference which
position you choose-it will
change before the night Is
over.
Why do some people curl
Evening star., 1962-09-21
FAMOUS FABLES
By Z. z. EDGAR

DIVERSION: British Ad-
miral Sir William Reginald
Hall, Director Of Naval In
telligence during World War
I, was a master at code
manipulation. reports Dan
Tyler Moore and Martha
Waller in CLOAK and Ci-
pher."
I'm 1916, when the British
were facing almost unbear-
able pressure on the Western
Front, the army asked the
admiral If he could dream
up some way to get part Of
the German army shifted
elsewhere.
Hall got to work on a
diversion designed to per-
suade the Germans that the
British were planning an
attack from the sea on
Northern Belgium. He sent
messages out in all the false
codes he had planted on the
Germans. The Germans as
sumed them to be genuine.
Thousands of their soldiers
were shifted from the West
ern Front to guard the Bel
gian beaches opposite Dover,
British fleet units. un-
aware Of Halls activities.
jumped to the conclusion
that the Germans planned
to invade England. Coastal
towns were evacuated, troops
brought into the area, forti-
ficationS thrown up.
Every increase in activity
on the English side caused
the Germans to rush in more
troops, which in turn caused
the British to make more
preparations. This continued
until the British right hand
found out what its left hand
was up to-"
Evening star., 1962-09-21

received innumerable sugges-
tons on how to overcome this
sleep marauder. Anything
from garlic to Q knottsd
towel tied under the spcrer's
back.
Often the only help comes
from medical treatment: OPP
Grafton on q deviated sep
tum, removal Of large turbi-
mates from the nose, etc.
Anything that will promote
better breathing through the
nose-and prevent excessive
vibration Of the soft tissues
back in the throat due to
mouth breathing.
In stubborn cases the only
sure cure Of the nightly desc
lation caused by snoring is
separate rooms. Like the
move into twin beds, this
violation Of togetherness is
often the only remedy for
snoring.
Shall lie on my left side
or right when go to sleep?
Evening star., 1962-09-21
NEWS OF MUSIC
!. Scottish Bondsmen
Put on q Brove Show

Fifty-four pieces made up the
massed bands, superbly led by
Bandmaster D. w. Turner of
the Greys. There were Al in
the pipe bands led by Band
master M. A. Pope of the High
landers, 80 pipes and IL drums.
The band repertoire contained
much that was familiar, ira
ditional things like Scotland
the Brave, Highland Laddie, +"
The Moray Firth" and Al
ford's "Colen Bogey" Eyes. Vir-
ginia, they also whistled the
tune, just like the movie), and
in compliment to their hosts a
brace of Sousa marches. There
was also a snazzy arrangement
Of Stephen Fosters Jeanne
With the Light Brown Hair" q
sensational little thing featur-
ing a quartet of superb post
horn soloists, and incompre-
hensibly, another piece featur-
ing a duo of xylophone soloists.
Most Of the time the pipers
made those militant noises for
which pipers are famous, and
30 Of them can raise even q roof
Of concrete. They skirled away
for m arching a and counter
marching, and accompanied the
effortlessly graceful, dainty and
precise dancing that was the
hit of the show.
The musicians and dancers of
these famous regiments are not
the first to take the field in
Washington, but the impa C
they make with their precision
and color is rather special. They
win return. it was an
nounced, sometime in Deem
ber.
Evening star., 1962-09-21

up like a ball when they
sleep?" is a common ques-
ton. I suppose we might say
that the curled up position
is the infantile position
that's how we slept in our
mothers uterus. But as in
the other position-changes,
the curled position is soon
altered and the sleeper
spreads out his entire length.
1t doesn't matter what posi-
ton we assume, what matters
is whether or not we get a
good sleep.
Does a WEIGH rarebit
cause bad dreams?" 1t may
or it may not. Just as a
glass of milk may or may
not. Just as not eating at
Evening star., 1962-09-21

all may produce Nightmares.
rs a sleep walker 50 sure
footed that he would not be
in any danger II he crept
along a bridge span in his
sleep?" I wouldn't bet on it.
DOES A PERSON tell the
truth when he talks IN his
sleep?" 1t depends upon
what he Is saying, and If you
can understand all the maun-
dering and the incoherent
sounds that come forth.
Poets have written about
the mystery Of sleep for hum
dreds Of years and they viii
continue to do so. And people
will continue to have their
misconceptions about cause
and effect.
IBsIl Syndicate Feature)
Monday: Sleeping Pills.
Evening star., 1962-09-21
STOP KILLING YOURSELF
Strange Notions
Tied to Sleep
BY DR.. PETER J. STEINcRoHN

duces this blessed state, I
never questioned her iudg-
ment-nor asked the origin
of the remedy.
Likewise, many others
have their favorite recipes.
If they are harmless, I never
discourage their use. ANY
help, psychological or other
wise, is welcome.
SNORING IS q trouble to
many-not their own, their
partners. Here, too. I have
Evening star., 1962-09-21
By JOHN HASKINS
Contributing Critic

Scarlet and Tartan, the massed
bands, pipes and drums, and dam
eeFa Of the Royal Scots Greys and
the Argyll and Sutherland High
landers. At Washington Coliseum.
egram Of marches, counter
marches, serenades. dances, cere-
monial entrances and exits.
Evening star., 1962-09-21
Fifth Of q Series

as there are people. For ex-
ample, my mother who lived
until the age of 80. used to
nibble on q lettuce leaf be-
fore retiring. I asked her
why, and she said, 1T gives
me a wonderful nights
Sleep" Although I know Of
nothing in lettuce that pro-
Evening star., 1962-09-21

A friendly editor, much
given to teasing me. writes
that he has discovered a
remedy for sleeplessneSs: A
cheese and onion sandwich
before bedtime. I hope he
sleeps in a twin bed and that
his ulcer doesn't react to this
as a direct insult.
There are almost as many
tips for falling asleep easily
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-06-08
Ghetfoes Spawn
Black NafionoIiSm
Author Lincoln Saws

Gary, Ind. CAMP - An expert
on BLACK Nationalism" declared
that BLACK Ghettos" such as
Gary's are powder kegs" with
short fuses, implying that if rapid
civil rights progress isn't made,
increased racial tension and the
growth of radical movements
would result.
c. Eric Lincoln, author of THE
Black Muslims in America" en-
phasized some of Gary's present
and potential racial problems in
his role as guest speaker at the
recent 18th annual Fellowship
Dinner of the Gary Urban League.
BLACK Muslims" is a term Lin
coin says he coined in 1856 to de-
scribe the most powerful and most
recent manifestation of Negro ma
tionaism in the United States.
NationaIism is one answer to
Illustration caused by second class
status, Lincoln points out. With it
Negroes can spiritually transfer
their loyalties from the United
States where they are made to
feel inferior, to African and Asian
cultures where they can feel equal
or superior to the white man, he
says.
In his study on the Black Mus
Inns, Lincoln although sympath-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-06-08

Parker. DR.. Blackburn said that
he then asked Mrs. Parker not to
initiate any of the remaining
pledges until a full meeting of
UCSOA could be held.
UCSOA suspended the charter
April 10, and recommended that
Mrs. Parker initiate the 35 pledges
if the 10 suspended pledges would
be given the chance to be init
ated.
Letter Not Received
A registered letter informing
Mrs. Parker of the committee de-
cision was sent to her April II
but was returned undelivered. Mrs.
Parker initiated the 35 pledges
April Is.
Withdrawal of recognition by
UCSOA was the result of a mis-
understanding" between herself
and the committee, DR.. Parker de-
clared last week. She planned to
meet with Blackburn in hopes that
the committee will reconsider.
DR.. Parker said she was toe
busy travelling to and from her
home here and Bowie State Teach
ers college, where she is director OF
student teachers. She also is a
visiting lecturer at Howard.
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etc with their motives, is not in
agreement with the leaders of
this militant protest movement
which would reverse the progress
toward Indignation and build in
stead an isolated, independent Ne
gro community" according to an
urban League statement about the
book.
Lincoln, 81, is professor of social
philosophy and administrative as
sistant to the president at Clark
College in Atlanta, Lincoln is a
to national magazines and jour-
frequent lecturer and contributor
nails.