davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The coastland times., 1955-09-16

We note that Judge Morris also
laid it on the line for one Bryan
Grandy who had neglected to sup
port his wife and II children. We
just don't have much patience with
man who won't support his chill
dren, and we have less with man
in these times who wants to do
nothing but breed all the time,
bringing into the world children he
won't support. Nature mis-cast
him, and he ought to have been a
bull or a boar. This man is now
obliged to pay SITS month for
the support of his family, furnish
garden, milk cow, chickens and
some other things. It's good to see
notice being taken of such things.
This sort of thing is another usual
item for the welfare department.
Mostly these days no effort is
made to make a man support his
children, and particularly bastard
children. They just turn the mat
ter over to the welfare department,
and raise peoples taxes to pay for
the fun.
The coastland times., 1955-09-16

When checking rubbers before
starting to do home canning, a
good test of resiliency is to fold
and press the rubbers and quickly
release. Good live ones should be
able to be stretched and return to
their original shape. New rubber
rings should be scrubbed before
The coastland times., 1955-09-16

Judge Chester Morris said last
week in charging the grand jury
in Currituck County "check up on
people living in fornication and
adultery. Sometimes 1 think in
North Carolina" he said, 'we have
put a premium on moral degener-
The coastland times., 1955-09-16

to the proposed highway and ade-
quate ferry dockage for trips on
and off the island.
The coastland times., 1955-09-16

Nete:r 5 AM and 6:2o P. N. Trips will bs
discontinued August 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09

nounced: Veen. The literal mean
ing Of Wiener, therefore, is "of
or from Wien (Vienna)." Hence,
a person from Vienna could de-
clare, Il am a Wiener"
However, the sausage which is
used in the American CASTRO
nomic concoction more nearly
resembles the frankfurter cot
or from Frankfurt, Germany,
which is longer and simmer than
the wienerwurst. The sandwich,
consisting of the sausage between
the halves of a roll, with pickle,
mustard. etc., II said to have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
By Mrs. Fronk Colby

been invented in 1900 by Mozely
Stevens, who sold it at the New
York Polo Grounds.
Shortly thereafter, the term
hot dog became popular. 1t arose
from the humorous remark of
a sports writer that the sausage
was made of ground dog meat.
The sinister thought. however,
did not cause the sandwich to
lose its social standing. On the
contrary. Americans by the mil
lions passed over their nickels,
Toasted, smacked their lips. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09


would fight any outside Commu-
mist aggression against Laos,
provided the little country I'M
dertakeS to suppress Communist
infiltration. The Secretary failed
to meet the ailing King Sisavang
Wong (See-sah-vang ----) who
stayed with his 20 wives at the
royal palace of the principal
city Luang -Prabang Goo-AHNG
Prah-BAHNG.
Mao Tse-tung, chairman of
the Chinese Communist govern
ment, spoke at a Tibetan (Tee-
BEH-tann new year banquet
given in Peiping by the two rival
lamas, the Dalai Lama CDAH-
lah-ee LAH-mahO and the Pam
chen Lama (PUN-chen LAH-
mah to exhort China's nation
atty groups to strengthen their
solidarity"
At the same time, the Indo-
neSian government announced
that IA nations had accepted in
vitations to the 30-nation Afro
Asian Conference April 19 at
Banding (Bann doong). Indo-
neSia. Max Maramis NAH RAH-
MISS, the conference secretary,
disclosed that acceptances came
from Liberia, Nepal, the Sudan.
Syria and South Wet Nam.
tAll rights reserved.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Word Game
Find 26 or more words in
ARROGANT.

ROC ANT,
meaning, proud, disdainful."
Average is 20: time limit. 20
minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must be
acquire four letters BY the addition of
IS such as bats, cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form of word is
used. 4. Proper names are not Used,
Answer TO PERFUSE.
peers, perCse, purse, pure, PURGE, reef
refuse, ruse, rupee, frees, fuse. user,
ser. sere. seep. sert, spur. spree, sprue,
surf, sure, suer, super.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
to the Wise

@. Our English class is inter-
ested in American idioms. Will
you please tell us something
about the origin of the term "hot
dog" with the mustard on top ?
Joe S.
A. The American hot dog con-
sists of a split roll containing
a succulent little sausage vari-
ously called wienerwurst. wienie
and frankfurter.
Wienerwurst is a German
sausage Of Vienna" for the
capital Of Austria, which We call
Vienna" is actually and prop
erly the city Of Wien. pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09

happily licked the mustard from
their fingers. The hot dog be-
came az typical an American
institution as the right Of free
speech.
Our dictionaries have refused
to admit the term hot dog TO
good usage. Those that list 1t
at all give it the opprobrious
designation Of slang" L.,
To regard as slang a term that
is accepted and held In affec-
tionate esteem by $50 million
Americans is so unrealistic a. to
verge on the fantastic. .'t
Distributed By McNaught eyndieets, mel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Famous Fables
Nv + < Edoor

AFTER BEDTIME-Bril-
liant conversationalist Oscar
Wilde was the brightest star
in London's night life. He
rarely went to bed before
dawn.
A well-known painter once
invited him to his studio.
Come at 8 o'clock any
day." suggested the artist.
I'll come tomorrow night"
promised Wilde.
II meant 9 in the morn
ing" corrected the other. Il
want you to see my work in
the light"
Mine in the morning."
gasped Wilde. II couldn't
possibly stay up that late!"
PROMPTER-During his
last years, factor John Barry
| more's memory began to fail
him. More and more fire.
quently he muffed his lines.
Despite this, he had an am
bition to play Hamlet in the
Hollywood Bowl.
Don't be foolish" scoffed
a friend. AT the studio, you
can read your lines off a
blackboard. What would you
do on that big stage?"
| I've got it all figured out"
replied Barrymore. IN use
skywriting."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Our Presidents
By Honore M. CotudoI

II feel the full weight of
the responsibilities now de-
volving on me-" said a great
general to the President, 81
years ago today. What was
this occasion?
2-In a radio address to the
Nation 10 years ago tonight,
the President described a pro-
posal regarding which he was
to meet his first important de-
feat since taking Office. What
proposal?
3-The daughter of a Presi-
dent earned money for the
Red Cross by singing at Army
camps here and abroad in war
time. Who was she?
ANSWERS ON next page)
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40 THE EVENING STAR

washington, d Z.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH .. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09

L a Os (LAH-
oSS). He did
| a 8 t W e e k
when he ar
rived by air at
V e n = Tia n
(Vee-enn Tee
ahn), W h e r e
he a S S u r e d
Crown Prince
Savang a n d
Premier SaSO-
With X a t a y
IS a h = sob =
v e e tn Kah-
tay) that the
TTn;toJ Ctofae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09

"a Pass 80 Pass
3NT All pass
In today's deal he led the six
of hearts against Mrs. Keen's
three-no-trump contract. She
won with the king in her own
hand and studied the situation
for a few moments.
She felt she could probably
set up dummy's diamonds by
leading the king and ace and
then conceding third round OF
the suit to the enemy. But then
the remainder of the suit could
not be reached because dummy
had no entry.
Mr.. Champion is pretty shrewd.
He noticed Mrs. Keen's air Of
indecision and the glum express
sion on her face. He remem-
bered the fact she had won the
first trick with the king of hearts
when dummy's ten spot would
have sufficed.
From these things he deduced
the true situation.
"A little short Of entries to the
board maybe?" he asked slyly.
Gould be-" Mrs. Keen replied.
"Unless :"
UNLESS what?" inquired Mr..
Champion with a confident grin.
UNLESS you or Mr.. Abel would
be good enough to lead to the
board for me-"
Mrs. Keen had seen line Of
play which would give her a play
for her contract. She cashed the
king of diamonds, then led a
small diamond to the ace. Next
she led another diamond from
dummy and discarded her ace
Of hearts.
Mr.. Abel won this last trick
with the queen of diamonds and
Mr.. Champion browning now
dropped small heart. From
here on if either defender led a
heart, the queen in dummy would
win and the rest of the diamonds
could be run.
Mr.. Abel returned a small
spade. Mrs. Keen ducked and
Mr.. Champion won with the king.
He led another spade. Mr.. Abel
correctly refused to 60 up with
the queen and Mrs. Keen won
with the nine.
She then laid down the ace and
another club and Mr.. Champion
was in again. He cashed his Sec
ond high club, but now had MOTH
ing left but hearts; His heart
return put dummy in-where all
Of the cards were good.
II don't need entries" re-
marked Mrs. Keen. "All ! need
is cooperative opponents"
copyright. 1855, General Features corp)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
RESORTS.
LAKE WORTH, FLA.

GULF STREAM HOTEL lake Worth. Fla.
Accommodations nov available for arrival
after March 18th In April. $3.50 daily
bath and all three meals in Main Dinins
Room. Also European plan ~ double
rms. So single rms. Write for literature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Names in The News
land how to pronounce them.)
By Constantine Chekrezi

Secretary Of State John F.
Dulles was bound to show up
some day in the hitherto little
known Indo- Chinese kingdom of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

real dogfight as 81 candidates
stump little villages and towns
for five National Assembly seats
at stake in tn January 2 voting
With campaign appearances
on SCate-conGrolled radio sta
tions strictly limited ana news
paper advertising considered Toe
expensive, the canoidaIes baSt
their campaigns on public meet
ings, as many as possible and
anywhere you can get two
F'renchmen together.
| In Paris, echoes of the lost bat
tie of Diem Bien Phu resounded,
Former Premier Pierre Men
des-France told reporter last
night after a campaign speech
that no real cabinet of actor"
Icouid come to an agreement with
those responsible for Diem Bien
IPhu."
At about the same time Pierre
Poujade, the tax reduction
champion who denounces all re-
cent French governments, pinned
the responsibility for the battle
lost by the French in Indo-
China in May 1954-on Premier
Edgar Faure. Mr.. Faure has al
ready called this charge "odious
and ridiculous" but Mr.. Poujade
got a satisfying chorus Of boos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
Fire Destroys Hotel
Two Seraeunts Killed ,

! MASHPEE, Mass, Dec. II R.
Two Air Force sergeants were
burned to death and three per-
sons injured early today as fire
destroyed historic Attaouin
Hotel. Police Chief Frank Hicks
said 1t was the worst fire in this
section Of Cape Cod in 40 years.
The victims were identified as
SiSergt. George A. Gray, 20. OF
Chelmsford, Mass, and M/Sergt.
Luke E. Concannon, 81, OF
Holyoke, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

of the Parker Co., told his crew
chief to "fix her up so she'll
shine for everybody"
Hubert Whitfield. crew chief
of the Santa Claus helpers. said,
1--WE been on oil rigs 20 years
and this is the first time I ever
saw a derrick really light up like
"a Christmas tree"
-Four strands of lights outline
the four corners of the rig and
five strands are wrapped around
the derrick every 80 feet. To top
of the midas tree" an eight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
30 ChoIiupins Found

! LONDON, Dec. IT R.-Thirty
little.known recordings by Fedoi
IIvanovich Chaliapin, the great
Russian bass. have been found
in the archives Of Minsk, Mos
COW radio reports. The record
ings by Chaliapin. who died ir
1883. were made during tours
in Amsterdam. Paris, Berlin
London and other world musical
lcenterS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
ToIIest Christmas Tree
Shines in Texas OiIfieId

MIDLAND. Tex, Dec. II (P.-
Out in West Texas where the
land is fiatter than a brides first
cake. people judge the size Of
anything by how far it can be
seen.
Poking $50 feet up above the
outskirts of this oil town and
sporting ITS 100-watt yellow, red
and blue bulbs on $500 feet of
electric wire. is a Christmas tree
that is about the top of the
world for Christmas trees"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

In oil field Technology, q
Christmas tree is an arrange
ment of valves to keep the lid
on pressure from the bowels OF
the earth.
But this season, the oil work.
ers decided to let the world en-
joy one of the unexpected uses
of an oil derrick.
The decoration job was done
by the Parker Drilling Co. crew
lat Husky Oil Co.'S No. l Fasken
wildcat. Bob Parker, president
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
Rudio, N Coveruoe

Arthur Barriault. iof NBC
radio and TV, viii speak about
radio and television cogerage of
the White House and Capitol at
the 1910 pm. luncheon meeting
Tuesday of the Exchange Club
of Washington at the Washing
fton Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
French Campaign Rivals
American FIomboyance

DION France Dec. II Q-Provincal candidates in the
wagng horse buggy style cam
that would the most aboyant American congress
sional aspirant
party dinners frls television spots
rallies in the countryside Instead candidate
has to keep moving from little
small CITY halls where made brave and laxative by ef
crowds number 100 torts 10 drink up the nauons
f he is lucky. wine surplus.
Furthermore, when the The department smlar to
down the candidates large United States
bles include heckersof Cote Dor witnessing
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foot star with 80 lights was
placed on top.
At the bottom, q concrete walk
circles the derrick enabling visi-
tors to get full view Of the
structure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
A-26 THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. C
SUNDAY. DECEMBER IL lam

One responsibility of good
citizens Is To vote. In order
TO vote you must register.
Snow Congress - and the
Nation-that Westinghouse
are good citizens. Register
now at the District Building
and vote in the election May l.
Evening star., 1955-10-03

Continued From Page Al,
coach and was captain Of the
team last year: Lowell Perry
end from the University Of Mich.
|igan.
Also. John Troiaa. tackle from
the University Of Maryland; Ec
|Nickla. tackle from Tennessee;
Don Che1f, tackle from Iowa;
Al Barry, guard from Southern
California. who played pro foot.
ball with the Green Bay Pack.
|ers: Jim Elois. center from Cam.
bridge. Mass.. who had no col.
lege playing experience, and
Reynolds. halfback from Pitts.
burgh. who played pro ball Will
the Cleveland Browns.
The Air Force did not def.
nitely blame the lime used as linz
markers on the field, but said il
|is believed the lime caused ths
burns. II is being analyzed K
make certain. The burns ar,
well distributed on the players
bodies. but mostly on legs anc
arms.
The game was played in ths
rain. and the action Of the rair
on the lime may have been 4
contributing factor. The cold
rain also is believed to have kept
the players from realizing at the
Time that they were being burned
Evening star., 1955-10-03
CIV. 10; Virginia. 0.
BY GEORGE HUBER

There are a number OF reasons
George Washington beat Vir-
|ginia. including getting the
breaks, but the big one was q
more alert defense.
Virginia outgained the Colo
|nials about Q toll In rushing and
would have done something sirni-
liar In passing except FOR one
|e2 yard Ray Looney : t0. Paul
Thompson pass thnt accounted
for q big hunk Of GWss 95 pass
ling yards. But CIV seldom al
lowed the Cavaliers 10 get serious
with their advances.
Whenever Virginia got across
|midfieId. the Colonials stiffened
and prevented more damaging
advances. The Cavaliers made
only two threats Of any caliber.
They advanced to the 20 in the
first period. whereupon the CO.
llonials tossed them back to the
l40, and to the 21 In the second
period when a pass interception
stopped them.
Six interruptions Already
In all. the Colonials intercepted
three Virginia passes. These, plus
the three interruptions against
Virginia Military the previous
week, give the Colonials more
than the five they intercepted
lall last season.
While CIV made several seri-
Gus offensive moves. 1t was It's
defenses that practically ac-
counted for the touchdowns. One
was scored by 30 Austin on a
43-yard interception return, and
the other was set up when Guard
Ray Murray stole the bah and
ran Is yards.
That interception touchdown
points up q trouble many COL
lleges have. Too many collegiate
IQuarterbacks, with their enthusi-
asm and never-say-die spirit, re-
fuse to "eat" the ball and take q
loss when trapped passing or
when their receivers are COW
|ered. The pros will. but not the
colleeians. It's O laudable spirit
but q costly one and the Cava-
|lierS found 1t out the hard way
Saturday. There was no excuse
for throwing that pass except
that the Virginia Quarterback
was still in there trying when he
obviously was beaten on that
particular play.
Cavaliers Lack Quarterback
Coach Ned Mcdonald Of Vir-
ginia still hasn't come UP with
Ia regular quarterback. He used
fiye In the opener with Clemson
and four against CIV Senior
IRives Bailey is the steadiest per-
Ihaps. junior Wilson TinSley the
best punter, junior Bin Clarke
the sharpest passer, and 50 on.
but none combine enough tall
ents to sew up the No. spot.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
|compbeII's BIuebird
On Wuy 10 Lake Need

LONDON, Oct. 3 R.-Donald
Campbells boat, Bluebird, was
loaded aboard a plane yesterday
for the flight to Lake Mead. New.
where october l6. he viii attempt
to increase his own world water
speed record Of 202 miles an hour
Campbell. who viii follow by
boat shortly. said the plane
charges for transporting the boat
would amount to between $lo.6oc
and. $22.4oo.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Alert COLONEL Defense
| op Foctor in Victory

AS noted following, Virginia. 4
first game. the Cavaliers promis-
ing sophomore fullback. Jim
Bakhtiar. Is a bear on defense
as a nnebacker, but the Cava-
liers haven't yet been able tc
spring him loose with the ball
The Colonials kept him In check
and his 1ive carries Saturday
netted only l6 yards. Halfback
Herb Hartwell remains Virginia. 4
fiashiest runner. and Saturday
he totaled 70 yards on II carries.
GW's fullbacks have speed
this year. but not weight and
power. It's getting so that the
Colonials are using the quarter
back sneak for that 1-yard gain
instead Of a fullhack power play,
and last year the quarterback
sneak was notable by It's absence
at GW.' Last Saturday, when
GWs was less than q yard from
q second touchdown, two full
back dives at the line netted
nothing and finally the quarter
back sneaked 1t over.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
lNokDAYs MOANING QUARTERBACK
Terp Pass Defense Hot Despite Figures

centsrs who was the Baltimore
Colts first-string center in sx.
hibition games last year before
he suffered an injury that ended
his football.
II played three years fol
Maryland and have seem them
play b number Of other times
1T. Coserove said. "and only
twice do I remember q pas,
catcher getting beyond our safety
men.
"That was against Mississippi
when they ended our winning
streak and Bernie Faioney wal
wearing 3 mask and could sci
only one side Of the field. They
got behind him twice.
Il listened % lJini) Tatum'l
|defensiy6 lecture before the game
tonight Cosgrove said, II wa,
Iuncanny 70 sit there Ia thi
stands and watch the game and
Isee Baylor do everything he said
they would and Just the way hi
said they would. He's . genius
lon defense and those scout re.
ports Of Eddie Teague are *
perfect they're IN iini11easurablt
help.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Potts Wins Net Title
In 3h-Hour Bottle

Steve Potts, former champion
OF Memphis, Tenn, today owns
one Of the three more important
tennis trophies In Washington
Yesterday at Columbia Cotln-
try Club, third-seeded Potts
scored his second straight upset
in the District mems champion-
ships, defeating top-ranked Don
Dell in the finals.
Potts took 3h hours to dispose
of the former National boys
champion, 6-3, 0-6, 8-6, 60.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Fan 'OverIooks Welsh
In Bid to See Middies

Ron Beagle, the All-Americar
end, who missed the opener
against William q Mary becausl
LOT q hand injury.
welsh and Beagle" Erdelat,
Unused. aJilst like ham and eggs.
Rex Enrieht. one Of the mos
respected and liked Of the coun.
|try's football coaches, was con.
|tacted later and proved to b,
almost rs enthusiastic about ths
Navy team and Welsh ane
Beagle as Erdelatz.
Navy has another fine team
Enright said. .T'hat was q erea1
job of directing Welsh tuines
In. He is like q fighter. fieyel
lets you get set. He and Beagle
ARE really two Of the great play,
|ers In college football today"
Hurting South Carolina wal
the lack Of work by Mackit
|Prickett. q top quarterback las
season who has had only aboui
two days Of practice this yeai
because Of q broken finger. Also
the wet field didn't help Caro-.
|lina's running game, built on tht
quick getaway abilities Of Half.
backs Mike Caskey and Car
|Brazell.
Don't take anything ava,
from Navy Enright said. III
was just as wet for them only
they didn't act like IT,
But the biggest compliment Il
Navy on Its first venture intt
South Carolina. Enright said, wa.
paid by the customers, most ol
whom stayed 70 the drenchinl
end.
1--WE never seen anything liks
that before" Enright said, lpeO.
pie staying on like that In thu
rain. That was i compliment
TO the fine Navy attack"
The Middies next meet Pitts
burgh Saturday in Baltimore
The Navy players have beer
waiting for this one for .ahou,
q year, or since Pitt whipped ,en
by two points last year in the
wake Of Hurricane Hazel. It wal
. rough, bone-crushing. face.
splitting game and the Nayy
players can't wait to introduce
the latest storm 70 Pitt--Hurri-
cane Navy.
Evening star., 1955-10-03
Five Killed as Racer
'Plunqes Into Crowd

SANTIAGO. Chile. Oct. 8 lP),
Five persons were killed and
i've others seriously injured yes
terday at Curico when a racing
car leaped q barrier and crashed
into q group Of spectators.
The accident occurred during
the La oranja Grand Prix. ON
cials said the steering mechan-
ism Of the car driven BY Jorge
Binga broke as he came into a
curve. The race was suspended