davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-08-17

Neal st. n.e.--A. beautiful brick home, fea-
turing Colonial front porch, 2 rear porches
ished room and bath. front and rear
basement entrances, beautiful large rear
Lawn This house eaaiDDed With
ton. Possession at settlement With low
sRsr ffss sHA fnf aEhTY sifRee co sf s5
coIoREpMisoS tesn nsiE O. Blk. ,soi WEST VIRGINIA
seson te79s MRS sS''fs1 sUeHET fsPf
ccotLoREp-1ooo BLOCK 9Th ST. Me-
rms. full basement. oil heat. paIauet
sSs5S sssss I .1Sf IsR SSsa};S1 A.
rms rms Seas: owner oo occupied; quiet street;
GokEi CoLokEEDGvAcANr@si.5 " can 300 'ao down. Cor
ner. 5-yr-old 2-story brick; large rms
sest sss a eendon s Sa t III TaSsd
Move in with deposit. Act quick. Call tili
sAIoMIRpTs{ g p{ PfaRERr1Es Fss5 NC lo12 s l5sh
coLoEsEiD = Ell 10th ST. NE. $500
down; easy terms rSEs, I9nn bath an,ck latr9es ts
soss; home. dE. ssse. ONCE open Sun
COLOKEU-1lxS hOLbMOOA len. Me-
S295 down, $50 mo-: 3 rooms; % gas an and
NV. Ma. sos6: home. oE. 1896. once
SpoTossRpMNdRTaEAsr Spsn sansayNs ii f LOCATION q
Ise. rms, brick; oil h.-w. h.: loyely netshbor.
payment only ST. 900. Other properties
eaually as good; Call Us for our list ZOE od
<oY nprn vrrrp ANS-an unu.usIlv gcod
buy: row brick containing bedrms. and
heat; located on queen st. ne. Only
Ss.990. Veterans must have $1,000 in
cash to qualify. For appointment to in
Eric; ERicK w W. BERENs SALES, NC. 1873
coIoRkD-es1 l4th rL.-open ? to 9
front porch, refsr.; $3.50 dovn.-oWNER'
coIoRfED-aoo BLK. 18th ST. N.E.-5
rms. and b.. front and dbl rear rorches
medium front and rear yards, oil h..w.h.
So 900, ST 800 cash. Other houses in ali
sections of the city. Call MR.. CARR, LU
ccSoILHoRED-sl 500 DOWN. ss5 a month
Open to g. Sat; and Sun 20s 10th st
and bath, oil heat. reception hall Brick
full basement: good condition. OWNER
"a tcoLoRED-LooK AT THESE locations
see US for particulars-1231 Oates st. \. e.
1907 W. Va. ave. ne, 5th near Eye ne.
posoTss REs KS sss Pa15y sts 81 s ne 3 sI1
s4Sa.' 8 ''' ''3 ''A ~ A'' ~
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= &arl Sdn6ert, 2ebrer a. g.,
8eider /. 8eitfalen, bertrieben
pom 2iegnit in Sdleiien
Germ peroffentliden mir nadite-
beno Sbr ltns iiberlanotes @eoi6t:
"@eredtigfeit idafft Srieoen!"
8abllprud BdpIt Bius XII.)
5lii lii6tlingsruf d an Sic
IS 8eItoffentIi6feit eI
Seimatpertrieben, bat bas S6idIal,
leioerfiilt uns bart eeidlagen
9at bertpunoet uns 5u .tiefIter See.
Iennot!
Sn Gag uno Sraum oie Seraen bren-
neno qldlt
Ser bange Sdmer5ensruf ser 8it-
TERMS
an Die 8elt Der Wenidlidfeit:
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Kmlturnnkuntrmt

8on Ser &irdliden SilfsIteae in
5ranffurt /W. (Streiemann slllee
36) geben llns Die folgenoen Mit.
tetlungen gu:
Serr &aplan @ 6
in . -. ar. sllsfelb, teiIt uns
nit:
Wie Die 0euti6en in Ser Siheho.
Slomafei begraben ipuroen:
@s lit leiber cine 9atlade, oaB
Die gea5is Die ltrbeber pieler OeaI-
Iengraber Daren. @ber in oieIe muir
ben auh nur 2eiden iener beeroigt,
Die bel Der Wallenbinribtung ODER
bel 8ombenangriffen ums 2eben
fdmen.
Die Gideden bingegen baben fei-
ne uriaGe, iiber bie piet1tlole glrt
uno 8eiie bieier 8eeroigungen iiA
auf5nregen, 90 iie oasielbe gema9t,
l1no 3mar fiir Die auf normale @ei-
lie berltorbenen Geutihen. Mls to-
tboliider Brieiter fann iA, oa ih
beruflih biel am 6rieobof 5u tan
batte uno aub bas Srieobofsperio-
nul fannie, iiber 8ooenbah an Der
&. folgenoes beri1ten:
8abreno oes &rieges itarben in
8o0enba6 mebrere ruIiil1e unb
fran3oitlde ariessgefangene iotpie
auslanoiibe 3ioilarbeiter. Mber Itets
uur0e ie6e ein5elne 2eibe in einem
gin5elgrab beigeiest. Sic 2eide tpar
aaeroings bel ariegsgefangenen oft
bar ieoer &leioung, lag aber INNER
uenigitens in elmer ,einfahen gret-
terfiite gs lit peritdnolif, Dob fir
Die apfer bes 8ombenangriffs bonn
s. 5. 1915 Maifengr1ber geidau-
felt tpnroen ober oanlit b1tte bie
ginrihtung Der Maiiengrdber audi
ibr gnoe baben f01lnen. sSn 8ooen-
bad tpurben ieood in oas 5ipeite
Maiiengrab aud) fla6 uno mad bie
eeiden iener geutiden gelegt, Bel
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u. g., @is,

Gieie Sarnperbaltuns ODER Sdpie-
rigfeit beim urinieren, an ser meiItt
altere 2eute leioen, lit auf 8lalen-
i6ma6e uno Storuneen ser yeie-
rem 5uriid5ufiibren. gs gibt cine
Mn5abl einfader Sausmittel our Se-
bung bieies l1ebels. Ofan nebme ie-
Den abeno Dor Dem S6lafengeben
elm beibes SuBbao, Dem cine &ano-
poQ Sal5 uno cine Sanbbon Sol5-
aide beigegeben tporben. Serner
trlnfe man tdglid cine Eaiie 3inn-
fraut<(Sbabe @raB)See. gor allem
1olten alfobolil6e @etrGnfe uno
aoffee bermieOen tperoen. MnItatt-
oeilen trinfe man i6tpoden See ODER
Veal5faffee. 6ril6 ausgepreBten
Ufobrriibeniaft (garrot ssuice) NOR
gins niibtern getrunfen ODER bau-
flges Srinfen bon SiiBbolaiaft (2ico-
rice Suice), monateIang regelmdBia
eetrunfen, gibt 2inoerung unb oft
Seilung. 8or alien biirfen mir oie
Yeteritlle (BarsleD) nidt bergeiien,
oeren baufiger @enuB ieoem gu emp
feblen lit, Der on Nieren- uno 8la.
ienbei6neroen leioet. MQe Mrten BON
Wtineralmoiier iino empfeblenspert.
Sobalo I'M 5riibiobr 2otpen5abn
(Sanoelion) 5u baben lit, iollte man
oenlelben als Salat eiien. 8ei &in.
bern gebe man 2ebertran (Goo 2iper
DID. Der @enuB bon @emiiien aller
art, iopie Sbit, tpie grobeeren, Sir
lden. lit beiliam. Wean iollte 10 tpe.
mig Sletld als mogli6 genieBen.
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8. s., He6r.

Gas bette uno einfa6lte Wittel BEL
beginnenoer grf1ltung lit unb bleibt
oas Wittel, ipelhes lniere 8orfab-
>ren annanbten, cine Sbmisfur.
Mon trinft Elm ldmeiBtreibenbes
0fittel, nie 3. g. 2inbenbliitentee,
beige 2irnonaoe ober einen Shluf
glten 8rannttpein unb legt iid) ai
8ett, bis Die @rfaltung ourb Die
Boren berausgei6pist lit. gu glei.
der 3eit ninmt man einen &rdm-
Ibfiibrltngstee. Sn ibrer ltnuii-
ienbeit uno IN Der berfontmliden 8e-
quemlidfeit greift man au grfdl-
tungstabletten Die man ni1t fennt
uno Die geipobnlib mebr idaoen ols
niiten, ooer man ldBt iib - neil
es 10 Wooe tit - bon einem promi-
nenten Goftor bebanoeln. l1niere
Dem mooernen perfeinerten Sbpin-
oel, iinb geiuno unb frdftig geblie-
ben uno erreidten Elm bobes 4lter.
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5. St., Mo.

Sellerie tpirft nobltueno ouf oie
Sarnorgone upo miro nit gutenl
grfolg gegen Gbeltmatismus ange-
marot.. Man muB aber cine Seaerie-
fur MAIDEN, 5. +. regelmdBig an ie-
Ser Mabl5eit Sellerie genieBen.
ano6laud (@arlic) lit ni6t nur iebr
nabrbaft, ionoern ltarft BEN appe-
tit, ben Wagen uno reinigt uno fraf-
tigt Ole gerbauungsorgane l,no ben
1nterleib. Or pirft barntreibeno,
fiibrt 8iirmer ab, leiltet in 8eb-
ielfiebern, BEL @aiierlu1t unb 8ruit-
franfbeiten CUTE 0ienlte. @efaut lit
er elm gutes 8erbiitungsmittel BEL
anltefenoen &ranfbeiten. Sr1ge, fau-
le 8el6Diire beilen idneller, tpenn
man &noblau6 bineintrdufelt. 8ei
Boden (Smaa Bor) reibt man ben
Saft iiber Die 9lugen, mas 1te Dor
boien 5olgen ser Boden betpabrt.
8egen Suiten ltno Iitbma reibt man
&noblau6- -@urael uno permil1t iie
nit Sonig. 9as &auen bon &nob-
laud bilft nll6 oft gegen 3abntpeb.
Man ioate BEN fir mande 2eute
ettpas abItoBenoen @eru6 ni6t ideu-
en- uno fleiBig &noblnud in Spei-
len ltnb Suppen gebrauden ooer
nod beiier i'm rob eiien. &noblauh
baben mir i6on ieit sSabren BET bo-
benz 8lutorud 1no gegen aoernper-
falfung angeraten. ssett fommen
an6 Die mooernen 4erate uno glnu.
ben oieies 8unoermittel entoedt gu
baben.
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MudkunN
gun grof. s. N. 9abren
3ebaftenr bes ,8aiienfrennb'
5. 6, g. 3. :

9as 2iebestperf bes 8apItes 9eius
XII. bei6ranft itd ntft arf Mab.
nungen an Die Golfer, ionoern Ser
8apit ereift aud nad] &r1ften elm,
Inn ben Hotleioenben in alien 2dn-
bern umfangreiebe Silfe 5u leiIten.
geo6 fiir5lid bradte Der Bapit Sc.
bensmittellpenoen BON 5 bis Z Nfil-
lionen Snnnen 5ur Gerteilling. Sie
Sreigebigfeit 8apit 8ius' XII. lit
nod unlangit NIT folsenoen 8or-
ten nnerfannt poroen: r@enm eines
Cages Die 2eilh1neen oes papItliden
2iebesnerfes per0ffentlibt tperoen,
miro Die @elt nit Staunen getpabr
Deroen, ipus Bapit 8ius ser 3Dolfte
fir Die WenI6beit getan bat, 1m
8riifen ber2iebe iiber ben flaffenoen
abgrunb oes bolen g8illens, oes
WtiBtrauens unb oes Salles, oer Die
gtationen untereinanber trennt, sit
bauen. @as Die Gage ser berl6lepp.
ten 8erionen betrifft, 10 begiinitigt
Der 81. Gater einen Glan, Der ibre
IusDanberung in anoere 2dnoer Dors
iiebt. Iud) aus BEN Ser. Staaten
laufen 2iebespofete na6 Minionen
in 0eutIblano elm. @ie Die amerifa-
nii6e WtilitaroerDaltung befanntge-
geben, baben 2iebesgabenpafete ame.
rifanii6er 8iirger OH lire Gerpano-
ten uno sSreunoe in SeutiGlan6 i'm
Snli oen bisberigen &eforoitanb bon
1,76S.OO0 erreidt. Seit Der 3ulal-
Jung oieier Iafete am 1. Suni 1916
iinO nunmebr insgelamt IA Miaio.
men 2iebesgaben-S -Safete in BEN bier
3onen 3eutl6lanbs angefommen, Die
Den Seutiden minoeItens $50 Weil-
lionen 8funb 2ebensmittel, alei-
bungsltiide l1no unoere fiirs 2eben
not1penoige 8eoarfsartitel gebradt
baben.
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benlalt urib Sontnleriproiien iin6l
BET ipeitem ihoner uno rotiirliber
ais ale fiinitIihen SautnloIereien.
Sol6en, Die mir in Der beiBen Sob
res5eit Ieiht Sommeriproiien befont-
men, Die Tie burdaus Iostperoen mol
len, iei folgenbes gerfabren enfpfob.
len: Ses Mbenbs, tlah6em oas @e-
ftd)t abgefiiblt lit, reinige man es
nit lauiparmem @aiier bonn ShtpeiB
un0 Stnnb oes Cages. Mon beItrei-
de rtamentli6 Die Stenen, an benen
iid Die Sontmeriproilen am meiiten
5eigen, nit elmer idpaden 2oiung
BON 3itroneniaft (2emon Suice). 9ie.
ien laiie man nadts iiber an ben
betreffenoen Stellen Iiegen uno tpa.
ide tie oes Morgens nit Iaiitparmem
@aiier ab. Nan muB BEL Der Mn-
penOung oes 3itroneniaftes nutiir-
lih iebr Doriidtig iein, benn Die
Saure fann Die Saut angreifen nno
our gnt5iinbung bringen. @leid-
falls nit @rfolg penbet man cine
idpabe 2oiung bon @alierItoffiu.
perorpo Berorpoe) an. 0as Era.
gen zines rotlid-gelben Sdleiers
fann Die @irfung Ser SonnenItrab.
len auf Die Augmentation Ser Sait
demiid berbinoern, uno baber lit
bas Sragen eines rotlih-gelben
Sdleiers alien oenen su empfeblen,
Die 5u Sommerlproiien neisen. Gin
boraiiglibes 8orbeugungsmittel ge.
gen alle Salttunreinigfeiten uno aud
gesen Oie Sommeriprofien lit Ser
Saft bon friiden @urfen. or IdBt
ii6 iebr leidt getpinnen, tuenn man
@urfen gum Salat 5ubereitet. Sour
muB man. tpenn man ben Saft an-
uenoet, barauf ahten, oaB bie Cur
fe nod fein Sala befommen bat.
Gieien Saft ftreid)t man auf oas
Geiidt, oie S6nbe uno oieienisen
&orperteile, Die man 5art uno ipei1
baben modte. 0ie Saut lit fir ben
@urfenlaft auBeroroentli6 empfGng-
lid.
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durch Hartlei-
bigkeit verur-
sachten Case zu
vertreiben und
gibt dem Ma
gen das ange-
n g h me G e .
fiihl vonW arme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden gliickli-
cher Linderung
vou HartIeihig.
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meraben 1tarben am lnufei16en 8nnb,
berbungerten, erlngen 6er 1Gubr,
aud fir Shnerfranfe gdb es tpe.
Der before 8erpflegling nod Neeoi-
famente. Ser 2agerfomnnnnoant, elm
tihedii6er Waior, anttportete Dem
oeutihen 2agerar5t auf feline Bitten
INN Mebifameitte: ngs lit ni1t iba-
Be, tpenn oeutide Sbpeine iterben!"
Saglif tpuroen bier biz 5tpoIf Tote
auf Dem Sel6e neben Dem Eager Elm.
gelharrt. &einer tDog mebr als iiebsig
Hfuno. 8ei meiner Mnfunft Iagen
bort ibon aGtbunbertie9
Dfann begraben.
rDie @efangenenpoIt purbe, ipenn
iie nidt tidediid geidrieben mar,
berni6tet, oie 5ugGaiienen 2ebens-
mittelpafete i1nteri6lngea uno bon
ben Boiten gan5 offentli1 berfauft.
Sn orei Woben fam id bon bunoert-
pierunofiinf5ig 8funo ailf bunoert-
nn6ieh5ebn berunter.
sd fam in oas fleine D0rfAen
Yolom, 8oit Sir, Ser. Mdbr. geea-
|itaot, 81 einem 8auern our arbeit.
|Sdmtli6e ginnobner batten Barti-
ianen-Segitimationen. Seoes Sous
NOR elm Eager bon BeHeibungs- uno
Webrmadtsausriilt riiltunss ssgegerlitdnoen,
bon ausgeranbten 1ino erihIagenen
Soloaten. SD fano I'M @alo eimige
8raber, ems nit neun5ebn DeutIhen
|unb ungarn, Die NIT Merten erldIa-
gen tparen; siDei ein3elne 2eihen, Die
ih i'm Walolaub fano, begrmb id.
~Mls ariegsgefangener unteritano
ib oem @enoarmeriepoIten in Sir,
oeiien Setter Ser berii1tigte yaub-
moroer San Sanaf NOR. Des Mabts
tam er oft betrrnfen au uns beutI6en
|&riegsgefangenen, bolte uns aus 6en
getten, brabte uns auf oie @emein-
oefan5lei, lieB uns BORT bor 6en Bil.
bern 8enei6s uno 5talins nie6er-
|fnien nno idlug lns NIT Der sSauit
lolange ins @eiift, bis uns 8Iut aus
Naie uno Wfuno lief nno mir oie ber-
ansgeI6lagenen 3dbne ausIpudten.
Sem Aiiiiteitt belt nns babel nit
Wfai6inenpiitolen in 5haA. Mm
Bdu6 liegenb, nit aufgeitiisten GU
bogen muBte id Damn biz bier ltbr
|friib perbarren, bis id our arbeH ent-
lailen Durbe. Sanaf beriiderte mir
|bei folder @elegenbeit, baB ih mein
Seben nur ieiner @utmltigfeit unb
Dem guten Mrbeits5eugnis meines
Banern 5lt Der6anfen b1tte, 6enn er
bate in LETTER 3eit bereits flnfaebn
|iolde beutibe S1meine umaeieat.
Dies mnroe mir bon ben SrtsanfGiii-
|gen aud beItdtigt.
~Derartige Broaeburen puroen NIT
mir einige Weale obne ie0en @runo
|uno iene uriade burdgefiibrt, BEL
Gag uno BEL Radt, ielbit BEL ser Mr-
|beit nm Gel0e.
.am 19. sluguIt 1916 tpuroe id
enolid 5u meiner 5amilie enflalien
uno nit ibr ,ausgeiieoelt'."
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Gr seIle laut uro 6r1ngeno, itrl6
ttirrmcrmehr
8erbale aiif @runo uno 4raft ur.
eignen
Nenidenredts Der iebwere 5ebn-
iudtsidrei
Mus oeutiher 8ruit:
n@ebt uns Die Seintat freil
8ebt fret, mas llns grloiung iei!
@ebt 1ns Die alte &eirtat frei!"
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zen. Alpenkriuter bringt
Darme gum Arbei-
ten und hilff, verharteten
Abfall sanft und leicht
auszuscheiden, sowie die
II rT
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ben 81. @oienfrnna beten. Gerabe
bieIes @ebet tpmrhe BON Il. 6. Srali
bon Satima en1pfoblen, oanit elm
nod fiirdterliheres Strafgeribt
8ottes als Dos bes @eltfrieges bon
Ser Menihbeit abgenenbet tpiirOe.
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: Sp. s., 8is.

8obl 5u feiner 3eit bat : Tim
Sbre @orte 81 gebrauden = bie
8elt bas @ebet unb oie gottli6e
5ilfe 10 benotigt, als gerabe iest.
SIN gesenmdrtigen Wonat Sftober,
Dem Goienfran5monat, iollten mir
re6t bdnfig, ipenn moglid) t1gli6,
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8b. H., Seq.

ange6orene CONNER proiien
(Jredles) fann man burh feine
Wtittel pertreiben. Seut5utage ner-
Den = auf 8efebl Der Wobe - @e-
liht uno Singerndsel uno iogar Die
Seine nit allen moglihen sSarben
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: iyran 8. g., a.

tSalsoriiien f0nnen olirh einfa6e
&rdutermittel gebeilt Deroen llno
MIR in leltenen Sallen lit cine Spe-
ration geboten. Gin 8etueis, bob oas
&erausidneiben IN bielen 5dneit
aud niht bilft, lit Die Eatiade, bob
ielbIt na9 breimoliger Speration Die
Salsoriilen (Soniils) immer iuieoer
angeldDoaen iino. gngeidtpoaene
uno idmer5enoe Salsoriiien fomnet
bon itnreinem 8lut. 8enn man nun
BLOB ausibneioet ltno ni6ts fir
8lutreinigung tut, 10 beiBt bas Den
9runnentroe ousibopfen uno i'm
ipieoer bon peroen lalien. @ie ge-
raten nun Die unreinigfeiten in bas
8lut9 Sefters BON l6le6ten Stubl-
gang, biel bdufiger ieoo6 bon ible6-
tenn @aiierabgang, 5. +. bon ltnridtt.
ger ysierent1tigfeit. Gin erprobtes
Mittel lit elm Sirup aus folgenoen
&rdutern: 8egeridb = Blantein -,
Seu6elIamen Sennel Seeo =
unb SdlieBgras = Mgropprum re-
pens, Sriticum -. Man miiht oie-
lie arauter 5u gleiden Seilen 1no
fodt lie nit 3uder au einem Sirup,
oen man abieibt. MeuBerlid fam
man oie geierengegeno nit beiBenl
Sett, DEM man etli6e Sropfen Ser.
pentin = Spirits of Surpirtine,
aus DEM Drug Store = beigemii1t
bat, einreiben. 8enn man oieie Mns
Denoungen ettpa 2 Monate lang
piinftlib pornirnnt, peroen oie 3rii.
len auf INNER gebeilt iein. 8enn
man elm fertiges 8rdparat por5iebt,
beItelle man oas ieit einem baIben
Sabrbunoert in unierm 8latt on
ge5eigte unb bon uns empfoblene un-
iibertreffliGe Seilfrarter Weittel
uSanos" bon Der befannten @olf-
ram 60. 8ieies &rGuterbeilpr6parat
entbalt II. a. altip gidenrinbe. @enn
man nit Sanos bdufig gurgelt unb
otter einen Shluf oaDon trinft,
fommen Die Wanbeln balo in Orb
nung. gs lit geraoe5u ltngIaubli9,
mie gltern es 5ugeben fdnnen, i6on
bel &in0ern cine Wanbel-Speration
bnrnebnen 3u laIien.
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WorUE11
Ieiden Sic an
D funktionale
Hartleibigk !?

Besorgen Sic sich Forni's zeiterprob.
tes Alpenkriuter. Mehr ais elm Alb.
fiihrmittel, es list auch cine Magenta
tigkeit anregende Medizin, hergestellt
aus 18 der Natur eigenen medizini-
schen Wurzeln, Kraufern und Plan.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

1947-TERESh WRIGHT 10 one of the
stars in Samuel Coldwyn's all-star pro-
due,ion, TINE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES"
Evening star., 1947-05-04
HOOfer With A Heart
BY JACK SHER AND JOHN KEATINC

than dancer. He once played semi-pro ice
hockey and almost took that on as pro-
fession. But dancing offered better chance
to make money.
Gene taught dancing in Pittsburgh and
Johnstown until he was 81 years DID, The
Gene Kelly Studio of the Dance" is still
going concern, now run by his mother and
his sister, Louise.
II taught all ages" says Kelly from
four to sixty. But the kids were the most
fun. They weren't cluttered up with lot
of bookish theory. Their response was
purely emotional, which is what dancing is.
If you want intellectual response from
watching dancer, you might as we'll stay
home and read book"
No Bragsing Here
hELLY'S first picture, once he got out of
the Navy. was Living in Big Way" The
way he talks about his own dancing in it
brings shudders to the people whose job it
is to glamorize him.
IL was a better dancer when first came
to Broadway than am now" he says fatty.
Il was younger, that's why. A dancer is
like prize fighter He gets superannuated
pretty early; can't take it so we'll in his
thirties."
Kelly gets many of his best ideas for
dancing from watching the screen work of
the late Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. Doug
never made an ungraceful move" he says
admiringly.
Since his electrifying success in Anchors
Aweigh," the bobby-sox brigade has lifted
Kelly up to its own gaudy gallery, which he
shares with Sinatra and Van Johnson, In
Chicago, just before Kelly got out of the
Navy the kids ripped all the shiny buttons
from his uniform. Gene returned to New
York wearing a coat held together with
safety pins and Scotch tape.
Maybe you can help, " he told us. Write
that am thirty-four and l love my wife.
Tell them have a baby four years old,
my hair is getting thin, and that romantic
scar on my left cheek is the result of flop
on roller skates when l was kid"
Some people, when they get rich and
famous, develop a taste for caviar. Gene
sticks to the Ascent blue plate.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Gene Kelly's fame didn't
go to his head. He still
orders the Ascent lunch

VoU can get the measure of Gene Kelly,
Il the movie star and dancer, by having
lunch with him at his favorite bar and grill
in New York City, closet-like eatery on
45th Street, east of Broadway
Harry kaplan, who owns the grill, and
Mae Belsky, the waitress, are particular
friends of Kelly's. He eats at their place
regularly when he is in New York Occa-
sionally he drops in by himself; more often
he is accompanied by his red-headed wife,
Betsy Blair.
Sometimes they order Harrys 5O-cent
special, hot roast-beef sandwich with
mashed potatoes. Sometimes they settle for
frankfurters with sauerkraut IS cents.
Mae shuffles toward the booth with
steaming cups of coffee. She has discon-
tented face and an Andy Devine voice.
Both are designed to conceal her sem
sitive and generous disposition.
Kelly, gimme your autograph" she says
plaintively.
Gene grins. why, Mae, honey, didn't
think you cared"
Il don't" Mae says "A two-bit tip who
is sitting couple of booths down just asked
me for it,
That's fame" Kelly says philosophi-
cally. "And to think played in picture
with Frank Sinatra"
He Likes The Place
WHY does he keep eating in Harry's?
when I was hoofng in choruses on
Broadway" Gene explains, Harry put me
on the cuff until payday many time. But
that's not really why still eat here. Just
like the place."
Kelly is a good-natured guy but snob-
bishness or prejudice in any form infuriates
him to the point of incoherence. On this
score he has told off some of the biggest
names in Hollywood.
He is always on the move, has physique
that can stand wear and tear. Five feet nine
inches tall, he looks more like an athlete
Evening star., 1947-07-26
Births Reported
From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics }


Donald and Roslyn Atwell. boy.
Howard Sssan aan and NSTma SVan Bsst Bates BOY er
Sidney and Jean Blanken. girl.
Harold and Mary Calvin. girl.
Angelo and Helen Cherrico, boy.
FSo ESosrs s1t. and md Laura ,s.I ecker. Coksr: girl;
Thomas and Esther Collins, boy.
Roger and Florence Colburn, boy.
Raphael and Genevieve DeGrave, boy.
Stephen l,H and ANGLING Downs; boy.
Jack and Gertrude Gartenhouse. girl
Earnest and Rita Heatwole, boy.
John and Margaret Hickey, boy.
Norval and Audrey Hyde, girl.
Samuel and Bessie johnson. girl.
John and Flea Kopecky, boy.
Albert and Jenny Lewis. boy.
Ernest and, Roland Mcclure, girl,
Earle and Betty McKeller, boy
James and Lillian O'Connor. boy.
Anthony and Barbara, Pisciotta, boy.
James and Dora Purdham, girl
Joseph and Lille Rebold, girl.
Frances and Edith Ricketts,. girl.
Roger and Grace Sallinger. boy.
Guy and Dorothy. Sturiale. boy.
Charles and Sophie Thomas, boy.
Richard and Evelyn Turner, hoy.
Louis and Hazel Vessels, girl.
Cromer and Aileen Whyte, girl.
cecil ana Gloria Yancey, girl.
Henry and MARGARET Bailey, girl.
Elmer and Zelda Ball. girl.
Charles. and Minnie Barnes, boy.
Alfonso and Remell Brown. boy
Alonzo and Ena Burke, girl
Robert and Charlena Calhoun, boy.
Melvin and Norma Davis, girl.
Thomas and Romaine Dawson, girl.
George and 1neZ Dorsey, boy.
Allen and Nora DowlinR, boy.
Horace and Lille Drummond, girl
Thomas and Lillian Duckett, girl.
James and Pearl Duncan. boy.
Bennie and Gladys Green, girl.
Paul and Lenora Hackley. boy
Donald and Asalee Hardy. boy
Joshau and Catherine Hampton boy,
John and Helen Harley. girl
Arthur and Catherine Hood. girl
Erwin and Ernestine Howard, boy.
William and Elsie johnson. boy.
Henry and Alice johnson, boy.
Robert and Letitia Jones, boy.
William and Leanna Jones, girl.
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clon and Joyce King, girl.

Clon and Joyce King, girl.
Joseph and Emma Lebbetter, boy.
Paul and Mary Martin, boy.
Clarence and Cecilia Matthews, girl.
John and Marjorie Moore, boy.
Edward and Nellie McDowney, girl.
Prentice and Margaret McKoy, girl.
Nathan and Clara Parker. girl.
Frank and Beatrice Pinkney, girl.
Albert and Ollie Primes, boy.
Daniel and Regina Redmonds, boy.
Howard and Rachel Robinson. girl.
Jesse and Doris Samuels, boy.
Westley and Occie Settles, girl.
Theodore and Beulah Simons. girl.
Ralph and jean Sharpe. boy.
John and Mary Stephens, boy.
Rubert and Berthe Taylor, boy.
Julian and Jessie Thomas, girl
Frederick and Margaret walker, girl.
Irving and Frances West, boy.
Roy and Mabel West. boy
William and Margaret Woodard, girl.
George and Ethonia White. boy.
Herman and Mae williams, girl.
Bogie and Ruby Williams, girl
Wesley and Virginia williams, girl.
Albert and Marie YOUNG boy
Evening star., 1947-07-26
Deaths Reported

Annie F. Lonsmore, s6. Leonardtown. Nd.
Charles c. Fisher, 81, 6305 3rd st. NV.
Blanche B. Pomeroy, II, 1902 Decatur st.
NV.
Katherine HALEY, 81. 53O6 1st st. NV.
William S. Fowler, "a, 100 9TH st. ne.
Berkley G. Lewis, 81. 70-A Bates st. NV.
Walter r. Riley, so, 1919 D st. ne.
Galen D. Weimer, ~. 4211 Bird st. NV.
Earnest r. Schenemann, SO, 1904 10th st.
ne.
Glenn G. Cleaver. 80. Landover. Md.
Nora Sheehly, "a. 3l33 Chestnut ave. ne.
Hugh Albert, 1, 113 35th st. ne.
Emma Walker, 75, 1923 Delaware ave s.w.
Sidney McSweeney, Al, Soldiers Home.
Ella M. Watkins. 45. l. 527 9Th st. NV.
Mary Moore, 20, 81 End ST. Sc