davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-06-21

say contest and was then entered
in the state finals.
Her Hawaiian dancing became
quite a treat at the assemblies.
Virginia learned to hula by watch
ing movies and became very tai
ented at an early age.
About future plans, Virginia
says I'D like to work toward be-
ing a pharmacist"
Betty Ann Dandin was a mem
Der of the Wapato Senior High
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-06-21

:Other activities
were: F u t u r e
Teachers, Girls
Club, Girls Ath-
letic Clu b and
membership / n
t h e Wolf Howl
staff.
Mary w 0 n a
sum of m o n e Y
at the slketchino-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1957-06-21

a member of Girls Club for three
years.
Mary Rafal was member of
Chorus for one year and partici-
pated in the Christmas Vespers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
| he
Climax OF gripping two-part story

JOE DANELIk WAS SPRAWLED a construction
platform rs floors above the street, hanging desperately
to the belt of a Panic-snicken man.
Until This moment, had been wonderful world for
Joe D0neLk. He had a job thar he liked with a
SrHctiOn gang the high steel girders Of sky
Scraper. He was beginning promising boxer
And he engaged 10 pretty Jeanie Keller.
On the day Of his fight with frankie MonfOy0, Joe
drew an easy assignment = taking two newspapermen
The top Of the steel skeleton Of the building. Bat
of The visitors, seized BY panic, started walking
biHdy off the platform on the fwenfy-sixfh tOor Joe
hzged grabbed him with his left hand. Thaf's fhe
story 50 far. Now START reading the concIxsio":
TIE fought with his weight against the weight of the
man he held but he could feel himself nchng slowly
along the boards, moving almost mperceptbly toward
the long fall
The girders starting revolve like huge pin
wheel when someone grabbed him. There were several
men around him all at once, strong men, steel men,
They hauled him back from the edge and they took the
reporter from him, and they stood him on his feet.
Bill Nelson, one Of the crew. gripped Joe Danek's
jaws either side Of his chin that he could look into
his eyes. like referee sizing up sroegy fighter.
Are you okay?" he said.
Joe Danek WINGED. He wasn't okay. Sure" he
said
Go up and get me rivet. Tell Pete sent YOU"
Bill Nelson pointing to the heater who was stand
ing beside his forge two floors above The only way Of
reaching that forge to climb the ladder and walk the
beam. Joe Danelk wanted to him out and tell him
to 60 himself, but the habit Of obedience strong
He climbed slowly and his left shrieked in protest
when he gripped the rungs. He stood with his back
against upright, looking toward the forge. There
about fifty feet Of narrow girder to walk with moth
ing either side and all of outdoors below. He knew
what down below He had seen it across the body
rfa ,k,C c1sv
standing there against the upright, and shook him. Bill
Nelson put two fingers to his mouth and whistled.
Joe Danelik took deep breath and started out He
felt the wind pushing him and he had to concentrate on
balance. placing his feet carefully The grder seemed
slick and slippery. He had a panieky impulse to sit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

Tab Loses That Paris Trip
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

If It's all right with ]. Arthur
Rank. he'll oblige. Dick was ORR
ginally offered - and turned
down-"The Egyptian" which
proves his good Judgment. And
he was in love with Jean Sim
mons before she married Stew
art Granger. Which proves his
good taste.
This sounds pretty good
ROsalind Russell for Gertrude
Lawrence as Mrs. A." Roe is a
great friend of Mr.. A.-Richard
Aldrich. The star of "Auntie
Name" now ON Broadway, had
to miss likes second Inaugural
ton last week for the same rea-
son she missed the first-she
was working in play. First
time it was Wonderful Town. u
Jay Robinson heard director
Henry Roster ask for a monkey
to appear in MY Godfrey" in
which Jay stars with June AL
Tyson and o. w. Fischer. Jay
has four monkeys, and brought
one in for an addition. The 81
milan was signed, at a salary of
500 a day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Generals Kid Gruenther
In Soints-Sinners Soma

Thirty : two generals CT the
Army, Marine Corps and Air
Force paraded onto the big
stage in the Hotel Statler's Presi-
dental Room yesterday. Some
were in uniform. and some in
multi.
To the tune OF i want a girl,
just like the girl. that married
dear old dad" they sang:
Il want a job. just like the
job, that Gruenther has today"
Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther,
recently retired head of the
armed forces of the North At
lantic Treaty Organization and
now chairman of the American
Red Cross, seated at the head
table on the opposite side,
laughed heartily.
1t was the $10-a-plate lunch
con of the P. T. Barnum Tent Of
the Circus Saints and Sinners
Club, and Gen. Gruenther was
the fall guy" that is, he was
being indicted into membership.
Restrained Treatment
The general was treated far
more respectfully than most Of
the celebrities who let them
selves in for the clubs horse
play. Before launching on a long
and admiring biography of the
guest of honor. Walter Kieran,
TV commentator. said:
I'm not going to be hard on
him because, as soon as he
starts his Red Cross work, he is
going to be after blood"
Among several short skits was
one on the Hungarian-Austrian
border. A tall. balding messenger
arrived at a red outpost with q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) Tan
Hunter was the unhappiest &C.
tor hereabouts when. having his
tickets and being set to fly tc
Paris tor a visit with Etchika
ChOreau. his leading lady in
Lafayette Escadrilie," his War
ner bosses Numbered a loud no
Seems they need him immedi-
ately for "Darby's Rangers. So
Etchika is coming to Hollywood
and Tab is all smiles again
This is a romance to watch.
Eva Bart0k is returning to
England for a visit, and buddies
in London say the reason is her
former beau. the Marques OF
Milford-Haven. a cousin of the
queen. s. Lucky Josh Logan will
get SO per cent of the South
Pacific" movie profits. which he
will direct and which stars
RossanO Brazil. The girl is still
indefinite. but Doris Day would
be perfect.
X 4
Another casualty in Otto
Preminger's trouble beset Joan
of Arc: Paul Scoffield, one OF
London's top actors, has dropped
out explaining, I'm not right for
the part" Before the picture be-
gan. Richard Burton took a walk
and was replaced by Sir John
Gielgud.
There are some problems with
the Tony Perkins picture, THE
Sea WALL" in Saigon, and visits
of press or photographers are
being discouraged. But Tony
isn't. He goes from Sylvana Man.
ganO in this, to Sophia Loren
in "Desire Under the Elms."
Welcome to colleague Yul Bryn-
ner, now the official west coast
correspondent for Paris Match
The weekly magazine that en-
ploys Pierre Galante, who mar
ried Olivia De Havilland.
Gene Tierney has written
friends here that she is deter
mined to return to Hollywood
and make some more movies.
hope so. Gene had such a bright
career. But her personal prob
lens overwhelmed her, as they
sometimes do with sensitive
women. Her romance with
Prince Ally Khan was the last
straw. Meanwhile, Gene spends
her time painting and reading
Shakespeare.
Everyone claims to want
Marilyn Monroe for at h e
Brothers Karamazov," but the
only producer who has discussed
this movie version with her is
POnti Di Laurenttis, and she
will probably do it for him next
year in Italy. Marilyn isn't con-
frning publicly that she is ex-
pecting a baby. I hope it's true.
She has always wanted a family.
Incidentally, Tom Kelly, the
photographer who posed Marilyn
for those famous calendar por-
traits, has an appointment to
put Monique Won Voren into a
giant champagne glass for a
French wine company when she
arrives here to sing at the Mo-
cambo. Marilyn received only
$50 for her sitting. Monique gets
$25, 900
Judy Garland has asked Dick
BOrgarde, 35-year-old idol of
the British bobby-sox brigade,
to costar with her in a musical.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
THOMAS
Continued From Page A-I8

NOHtIiueu rEOm rage A-lo
budding youg actor touring with
Katherine Cornell and she was
the stars haidresser. The years
brought them three sons, and
he became a toy film star.
Though they appeared happy,
they grew apart. He had mat
ured and changed from the
struggling actor she first knew.
He worked abroad for two
years to get tax break. When
she visited him, he told her,
I'VE would be better friends if
we were not married"
Diagnosis: Estrangement.
Result: Divorce, December 80
1854.
Case No. 3-Jeanne Grain, 81,
Paul Brinkman, q, married Los
Angeles. December 81, 1945.
Although she married against
her mothers wishes, the union
was believed to be one of Holly
woods happiest. They had four
children and always appeared
affectionate in public.
Hollywood was shocked when
they separated. She said he had
beaten her Unconscious, ripped
off her clothes and threatened
to disfigure her so / would
never work again and no man
would ever look at me again. "
Each accused the other of in
fidelity.
Diagnosis: Jealousy, FREEDOM
nance of her career.
Result: Divorce, August s,
1856; reconciled, December 81,
1856, due to strength of reli-
gion and concern for children.
Tomorrow: Stors discuss reasons for
divorced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
DISTRICT THEATERS
STANTON ON 0Od Mos. !. Az. Ne.

STANTON OH ood Mos. -! Ave NE.
wASHINGTON's ART THEATER
ION CAPITOL HILL"
AMPLE PARKING FACIIJTuEs
LAST DAY. LAST DAY.
The Stanton Art Theatre Proudly Con-
tinues Its French Film Festival. First of
Its Kind in the World-Featuring the
Fifty Most Outstanding French Films
Ever Made
PIERRE FRESNAY
stars in the psychological exploration Of
a physicians dilemma
"THE PERFECTIONIST"
at 7:2O g. 1915
Rich with human suggestion
Suave and absorbing"-N. Y. Times.
Plus Jean-Louls Barrault and Edwige
Eouillare N THE sTRANGEST LOVE
BLIND DESIRE"
at 1853
=. covers an amazing theme with
remarkable frankness and authority =
Cue. STARTS TOMORROW for four days
only-Jean Coctean's Drama Of Brother
Sister Love THE STRANGE ONES
plus Cocteau's adoption OF Victor Hugo $
THE QUEENS LOVER" with Dannielle
Darrieux and the Incompatible Jean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
7sezEE NH|CHBORHOO6a 6gzzaa i!eS
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THHS OF WIUTG THuH KOUIIHe WeTTt
BABY DOLL"-Carrol Baker in sordid Tennessee Williams
drama well-made by Director Ella Kazan.
BUS STOP-Marlyn Monroe she the
top movie comedies of 1856.
FANTASIA-Wat DsneyS imaginative venture in the blend
ing of pictures. movement, color and music.
FRIENDLY PERSUASION"-Gary Cooper heart warming
story of life among loving Quakers.
THE KING AND P-SumpuOus film of the musical delight,
winningly played by Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner
LUST FOR LIFE"-Krk Douglas Vincent Van Gogh a
handsomely cOlored distinguished biography.
SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKES ME'-Paul Newman in the
frank account of Rocky GrazanOs rise from the ums.
"WAR AND PEACE"-Excelent. studded
captures the spirit and meaning of the great novel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

bearer" asked the captain OF
the guard.
Harold Stassen," was the
answer of the interpreter.
Three distinguished personals
ties factors in makeup) were
interviewed on the Inauguration
The first identified himself as
the third secretary of the Brit
ism Embassy.
Tough on Diplomacy
He was asked what he thought
of Khrushchev. The answer was
"a Bronx cheer. Col. Nasser?
Another Bronx cheer. John
Foster Dulles? A moments
silence: then. Sometimes it's
hard to remain a diplomat"
The second was introduced as
Thomas E. Dewey. He was
passed over after his first answer
I'm not through" he pro-
tested.
That's what you think"
snapped Bryson Rash. the mas
ter of ceremonies.
The third turned out to be
Harry Truman. Asked what he
thought about the Eisenhower
inauguration, he said: II pre-
dicted 1t in July"
In the end, Gen. Gruenther
delivered himself of homily on
foreign relations. There had
been mistakes-there are bound
to be mistakes-he said.
Even the Yankees, who have
won many pennants, never did
better than 10 per cent" he said.
I'VE have to realize that we are
in the big league. whether we
like 1t or not"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
More Sunday Star ExeIu-

SIVeS include the nous
Women's Section, the big Sports
Section, the Stamp Page, the
Book Reviews. You'll find there is
more good reading for every
point of view every Sunday in
The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Business Cars

DETROIT.-Of all the private
cars owned in the United States,
70 percent are used for travelling
to jobs. conducting business or
doing the daily farm chores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

note from Vice President Nixon.
It requested that the guards re-
lease six Hungarians and keep
the bearer in exchange.
whats the name of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Do Boxers Really Like to

FlQnt! With the Golden Gloves
tournament underway, The Star
Magazine gives you a closeup
view of the young men who hope
to punch their way to champion
ships. Are they tough guys" out
of the ring? This story gives
the answer in words and pic
lures. It's just one of the
articles of local interest in
Washington's only locally edited
gravure magazine.
cen is the new teen-age mag
azine that comes every Sunday
with The Sunday Star Teen Is
for and about young people, their
interests, schools, clubs. To know
what's doing in the teenage
crowd, see Teen every Sunday.
Stur Comics on Sunday pro-
vide wholesome fun for the
family. Your favorite comic strip
characters march through the
pages BEETLE Bailey, Kerry
Drake, Kelvin the Bold, Pogo and
many others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
The Review of The Week

is particularly helpful to busy
people and students who want to
keep current on current events.
1t is the only narrative summary
of the weeks important news
published by any Washington
newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

These laws that punish parents for
the delinquency of their children-how
are they working out? This Week Magazine sent
team of reporters a coasttocoast
'ey to find outand the isn't good Parenchden
lationslps getting Innocent members of the
family suffering. to
tire Week Magazine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Helena Rubinstein says,
makeup can be miracle If you use
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Helena Rubinstein assures you there is no need
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Just read in the chart below how to choose the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

TTELENA RUBINsTEIN, world leading authority
l. l. on skin care, has helped millions of women
to have beautiful and healthy compilations. Here
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If she could talk with you personally, Helena
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Also no woman's completed makeup can really
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In perfect chemical harmony with Helena
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Ii took cosmetic genius Helena Rubinstein
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

MILK-ToNE gives your skin lovely film of
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There's instant Aattery in this creamy, tinted,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

SNOW LOTION is an amazing glamour dis
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Helena Rubinstein brings you this sensa-
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sILK-TONE is a unique formula made with
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February 5

4-Motinee Theoter. Color.
! Hour. "Fronkenstein." The
classic tole of the scientist who
creates monster which destroys
him.
7-PubIic Defender. Police.
9-The Big Poyoff. Quiz.
$3.50
5-Pete's Place. Kids.
7-My Hero. Comedy.
Storing Bob Cummings.
9-Bob Crosby. Music.
400
4-Queen for a doy. 0iveowoy.
IS Minutes, lock Boiley
5-Life With EIixobeth.
7-Brishter boy. Serial.
9-Pick Temple. Kids.
! Hour The Hermit OF Indian
Ridoe" Bill WilIioms
AIS
7-Seeret Storm. Scroll.
4:30
5-The EorIy Show. Movie
Hour. q Min. TO Be Or Not
to Be-" o42. jack Benny. Cor
ole Lombard
ledge Of Night. Scroll.
4:45
4-Modern Romonees. Scroll
500
4-Comedy Time. Scroll,
ITS 0 Greet Life " Michoei
Unlikely Mouse Club. Kids.
Guest Stor Doy. Donna Atwood.
s,or Of the lcccopodes
9-Amos m Andy. Comedy.
Alvin Childress
$50
4-FoofIieht Theoter. Comedy.
Hour. Susie" and Mon
Behind the Badge" Films Al
Ross. host
9-My Little Morsie. Comedy.
5:55
5-Motthew Warren. News.
Tuesday Listinos Continued Next Poqe
Evening star., 1957-08-25

My first swimming coach taught me the rewards
of work.
Through Florence Booker of the Washington
Lee Choir, discovered a radiant strength that
could tap and appreciation of beauty.
With Pat Mccormick as an example, saw that
opportunities were everywhere; If I would only
think. saw that here was honesty in sincere action
and that gratitude is essential in the plan Of
Finally, mention the first, for it was my mother
who first told me these and thousand other things
before learned them from someone else
My formal education experience is teaching me
how to think Systematically. 1t has taught me al
ready that no question need 60 unanswered and
with many interesting things surrounding each Of
us. there is never excuse to be bored.
Education has related me to the past and thus
gives confidence with which to meet the future.
1t seems my problems have been tried and tested
before.
Education also has made me dissatisfied with
momentary SatiSfactionS and has made me want to
seek better understanding Of myself and my con-
temporarieS. 1t has made me want to appreciate
quality. l find that like fewer Of the same old
things and ideas. and that my new Disseminated
tastes boundless with the enjoyment they af-
ford.
School years the most important, the most
cherished of any time in a persons life Make the
most Of them. Here few points that have
Evening star., 1957-08-25

helped me, and they may give someone else an in
sight into how to spend these formative years.
Don't be afraid to listen to your highest and
deepest desires. They are motivation Only by
realizing these can you make your education. daily
tasks and leisure time At into a plan.
Wasting time Is a slow way to die Work hard
and play hard, giving the most Of yourself in each
instance. Surely, life cannot deny itself to such
person.
Get rid of the idea that school life Is unim-
portant. that life begins when q person graduates.
Life is notO, and an idea doesn't change when a
diploma is given.
Why put on success you can enjoy now2 Each
day counts so much. Each selected thought, each
thing accomplished helps to make one into the
kind OF person he most admireS and wants to
be. The job student gets, the college he attends
the friends he attracts, the mate he chooses all
stem from the person he can make himself day
by day.
No one need worry how he'll do It tomorrow
Now Is the only perfect time to know yourself and
to give yourself the chance to be what you really
want