davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

land and its people. taxes the
Imagination" Howard S. Gull
man. United States commits
sioner general TO the fair, said.
No one exhibit or even a series
Of exhibits can accomplish such
. monumental task.
Therefore the American
pavilion is designed to house q
gro up Of displays. many Of them
IN three dimensions. of the
American people their
achievements. their aspirations,
their environment, their indus
trial, scientific and sociological
interests. and the results Of free
enterprise"
Big As Colosseum
The two-story plastic and
steel pavilion Is topped by q
suspended plastic roof resem-
bling q big bicycle wheel. II
has been compared In size to
the Roman Colosseum.
It is $40 feet in diameter and
s5 feet high. has 200. 900 square
feet Of floor area and sits on .
six and q half acre site.
An l.l00-seat theater-audi-
forum on the same site Is so
per cent complete. Foundations
for q 360-degree motion picture
screen theater are being laid.
The roof. containing $500
square feet Of plastic. was
flown TO Brussels in sections
from Manchester. New Hamp-
shire. The ceiling. also sus-
, 1957-05-22
ONLY FEW

will die rich! The rest of us
might just as wen relax in the
|b~ounteous wealth of enjoy
ment of life. To do that, let me
show you your perfect Home,
Homesite, or Acreage. BRUCE
MILLAR, No. / Church ST..
IChristiansted, Phones "a and
155-W 2.
, 1957-05-22
SEVERAL

PAA's baby station and that
he had the pleasure of wit
Messing the birth of a new
@baby station"
, 1957-05-22

046 SAAhA AS444N !
has deteriorated still further.
Teachers Air Grievances
The teachers Of the CHS
brought in their grievances
and laid them before the Com
mittee. They include:
l. Adequate provisions for
securing substitute teachers.
2. Provisions to be made for
superior students.
3. Shortages of texts, equip
ment, and materials.
A. Absence of certain sub
jects in our curriculum (Phy-
steal Education, Music, Art,
etc.
5. Teacher representation on
boards and committees having
to do W j t h educational
matters.
| 6. Shortening of the school
year.
Z. Financial assistance for
summer study.
8. Requisitions Especially
for the shops).
8. Decision making h e
severe limitations placed upon
local authorities,
10. Contracts for teachers.
June to June to avoid having
to start school without know
ing who is going to be here.
II. Payment due MIR. Ben
jamin, Miss Moorhead and
Miss Canegata.
Among the members Of the
Committee present were DR..
Arthur Isbitt, Father Earl
Hackett, Mrs. Anna Brod-
hurst, Mrs. Annie de Chabert,
Gaviston David, Arthur Rich
ards, Alexander Henderson,
Clemente Cintron and Mrs.
Pearl Byrd Larsen.
Senator John D. Merwin
was informed of the situation
by canute A. Brodhurst today,
with a request that he inform
, 1957-05-22

The only safe way to get rich
quickly is slowly.
, 1957-05-22

ested in purchasing and ope-
rating the utility.
The Winter Park group here
last week said that if the price
was not exhorbitant and that
if there were not too many
hinderarices and blocks inter-
posed by the legislature or on
the part of oficialdom as to
operations, they were particu-
larly interested in the propo-
sition.
The Pennsylvania group is
said to represent a "chain" of
small community telephone
exchanges, and have intimated
that if the system is placed,
fguratively, ION the auction"
block, they are interested in
bidding for the utility.
, 1957-05-22
TELEPHONE

would take it out Of govern
mental hands. If the lawmak-
ing body. it is known that at
least three groups are inter-
ested in purchasing and ope-
rating the utility.
, 1957-05-22
/ PAY CASH

For old iron rockers iron
sugar kettles or"coppers,"
iron cannon, iron safes or
strong boxes, plantation
bells, D JAM $ h scale
weights, drip stones or
filters, marblestone r
%bu1letwood mortars, and
old maps.
BRUCE MILLAR
No. ] Church, ST., C'sted
, 1957-05-22
5 A + . a . A \
at 5:Oe p.m

=EHMEMA E&4rA&EaFM
at 500 pm.
$3.50 pm. Regular Admission
Our Triple Action Program with
Spanish subtitleS
lst Featurs
Supsrznsn Shot in the Dark"
md FEATURE.
SUpERMAN PRIVATE Eye
srd FEATURE
dessert vIGILANTE"
4th Feature
SPIDER WEB"
Chapter 9 : 10
LATEST NEWS
SUNDAY q MONDAY
rs & ~ May
United Artists presents:
In Cinemascope & Technicolor
"A KISS BEFORE DYING"
Robert Wagner, Jeffrey Hunter,
Virginia Leith, jeanne Woodward
Mary Astor
The suspense-packed story of a
Man, who fell-girl by girl
deeper in Trouble and closer
to Murder.
LATEST NEWS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

in the Western Division race.
He won all five.
II a three-way tie exists at
the end Of the regular season
among Baltimore. Detroit and
San Francisco--the three con-
tenders In the West-the Colts
get a bye and Detroit and San
Francisco play of December %
in Detroit. The winner goes TO
Baltimore 30.
II Baltimore and San Fran
cisco tie the playoh game
would be In Baltimore Decem-
Der %.
Should Baltimore and Detroit
tie the playon would be In Bal
timore December 2.
In the event Detroit and San
Francisco deadlock the playoh
would be In San Francisco
December %.
Cleveland and New York. the
only contenders in the East.
postponed any toss for a pos
sible playoff site pending result
OF the Giants-Pittshurgh game
Saturday In Pittsburgh.
The championship game be-
tween the Eastern and Western
winners is slated for December
20 In the home Of the Western
champion. IL would be moved
to January 5 In event Of a triple
tie in the West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Lions Clubs Fete
B-CC and Blair
Gridmen TONIGHT

Mike Sommer. drafted by the
Redskins yesterday. is listed
among the special guests to-
night at the annual Lions Club
dinner for the Bethesda Chevy
Chase and Montgomery Blair
High School football teams.
The dinner will be held at
the new Indian Spring Country
Club. starting at Z o'clock.
Sommer. George Washington
University star halfback who
came out Of Wilson High. will
be accompanied by teammate
Jerry Power. formerly OF
Wheaton. and Bill Neal. GNU
freshman coach.
Coach Tommy Mont OF Mary
land will be guest speaker and
will bring his 1857 cocaptains,
Gene Alderton and Jack Healy,
Joe Walton and Chuck Drazen-
ovich will represent the Red
skins. Coach Tuffy Leemans
Of Carroll High. the former
GNU and New York Giants
great. also is expected at the
head table.
B-CC will be given the per-
petual trophy presented each
year to the winner Of the game
between Blair and B-Cc. The
Lions Clubs Of Bethesda and
Silver Spring are cosponsors OF
the affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Idun Champion
In Voting

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Dec. ,
up. - Idun. the most costly
yearling filly ever sold at auc-
ton. scored another easy VIC
tory at the polls today when
she was named champion 3
year-old filly of 1857 by the
thoroughbred Racing AsSocia-
tons board OF selection.
The unbeaten FLY. owned by
Mrs. Charles Ulrick Bay. went
through the sales ring at Keene-
land in 1856 for S63. 900. and
stacked up eight consecutive
victories this season in her first
year on the track.
Idun won three major stakes
the Matron at Belmont Park.
the Gardenia at Garden State
Park. and the Frizette at ia
maica - and earned 500 .955.
This broke the juvenile filly rec
ord of $4,000 collected by
c. v. Whitney's Top Flight when
she was indicated in seven
starts in 1891.
The Selection Board is COM
posed Of % racing secretaries
at IRA member tracks. and
the group already had voted
Mrs. Ogden Phipps' Neji the
steeplechase champion. Other
champions will be announced at
the annual IRA convention
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
FIam CIinches
Singles Spot

ADELAIDE. Australia. Dec.
3 tR.-Herbie Flam OF Beverly
Hills. Calf. won" the right
to play in one Of the singles
matches in the interzone Davis
Cup test. against the Philip
pines Thursday. by beating
Ron Holmberg in a test match
today. 6-3. 81.
Faced with the loss Of his
assignment to his l8-year-old
rival because Of poor form.
Flam found himself and played
three sets Of sparkling tennis.
Afterwards Bill Talbert.
United States captain who had
been undecided on which OF
the two players to use along
with Vic Seixas said:
Il told Herbie I had a de-
cision TO make. I told him
wanted 10 see him play some
tennis. He showed me he could
do II under pressure so we viii
use him against the Philip
pines"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
By DICK STAY

Weymouth ,Judl JudkinS,
who four years ago coached
Bethesda Chevy Chase to the
best basketball record in its
history. returns to the Bethesda
High School this winter as
temporary coach.
Judkins will handle the B-CC
varsity probably only one sea-
son. He is taking the job until
the school hires a permanent
replacement for Perry johnson,
who resigned after last school
year to seek a doctorate at
Michigan State University.
Judkins retains his position
as pupil counselor for public
schools in the Silver Spring
area. His office is at Mont
gomery Blair High. bees
longtime rival. where he
coached the junior varsity one
year after leaving B-CC.
The 37-year-old coach worked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Bryant Signs
.WthAIubumo
For 10 Years

HOUSTON. Dec. 3 Up
Paul Bear Bryant today
signed a l0-year contract as
head football coach and ath-
letic director at the University
Of Alabama. No salary terms
were revealed.
In returning TO his alma
mater. Bryant received per-
mission yesterday from Texas
Ann officials to be relieved Of
7 years remaining on a l0-year
contract there.
I'VE have secured. in our
way Of thinking. the best foot
ball coach in the country" said
DR.. Frank A. Rose. president
elect at Alabama.
Paul Bryant headed our list
from the start" said Ernest
Williams. member OF the Ala
bama Board Of Trustees and
chairman Of a special commit
tee to recommend the new
head football coach.
Bryant said he was elated to
return to his home State.
Il am happy to come home
and will give my dead level
best to help build a WELL
rounded athletic program al
the university Bryant said.
williams. who represented
Rose at final negotiations here,
said Bryant will be given free
rein in selecting his staff,
Bryant will assume his new
duties at Tuscaloosa January /,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Presidents Hope to Climb
To Second Spot This Week

Philadelphia. which plays
Charlotte tonight, is in second
place but only three points
ahead OF Washington. II comes
under the heading Of wishful
thinking. but a loss for the
Ramblers tonight and in both
contests against Washington
would put the Presidents in the
runnerup spot.
Extensively. Washington has
six players who are capable of
driving into the nets. Steve
Kuzma. % year old right
winger from Saskatchewan,
Canada. leads the sextet with
Is points. accumulated on Is
goals and five assists.
Marcel Clements is next with
ll-6 and II followed by Angie
DeFelice. .5-l2 and II; Jean
Leclerc. Alb and II: Bernie
Bernaquez. 6-e and is. and
Wally Kullman. SILL and is.
Defenslvely. Washington is
tops. Nick Pidsodly is acknowl-
edged by most as the best
goalie in the league and the
50 points scored against WASH
ington. lowest in the league.
attests to his ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Bennett Is Signed
As Bulls Coach

Charles BUZZ Bennett. for
mer star with Minnesota. the
Minneapolis Lakers and An
drews Air Force Base. is the
new basketball coach at Bulls
Prep. the school announced to-
day.
Bennett played with the
Lakers IN the l954-5 season
and the next two with Andrews
while serving as a lieutenant in
the Air Force. He was player
coach at Andrews last winter.
leading the Rockets to second
place in the Worldwide Air
Force tournament.
He graduated from Duluth
Central High School In 1850
after his team won the Minne-
sofa State championship. and
from the University of Mime
sofa In 1854 after three years
as q regular guard. winning
All-America mention in his
senior year.
Bulls opens an lS-game
schedule tomorrow by enter
tanning the Military Academy
Prep School from Fort Belvoir
at I pm. at Walter Reed Hos
pital. site Of all its home games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Navy Accepting
Ticket Orders

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. 3 R-
The Naval Academy Athletic
Association yesterday started
taking ticket orders for Nays
Cotton Bowl game against Rice
at Dallas. Tex. January !.
Capt. Slade Cutter. director
OF athletics. said the Academy
had been allotted 1892 tickets
for the bowl which seats
75,504.
He said the tickets are IS so
each and may be ordered by
mail. with remittance enclosed.
from the Naval Academy Ath-
letic Association. The closing
date for applications is De-
'cember Is.
Cutter said persons ordering
by mail should add IS cents II
their remittance to cover cost
of handling and insurine
tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Jewel Steward
Is Named Top
Juvenile

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Dec. 3
tA9.--Jewel's Reward. from Mrs.
Elizabeth N. Graham's Maine
Chance Farm. was named
champion 2-year-old colt Of
1857 today by the Board Of
Selection Of the Thoroughbred
Racing Associations.
Winner Of I'VE major stakes
races. Jewels Reward capped
his big season by netting Sl15.-
347 in the Pimlico Futurity
November %, This shot hts
earnings to s349.642. a record
for q 2-year- old. The old mark
was Hasty Roads s277.l32 In
1853.
The Board OF Selection. COM
posed Of 20 racing secretaries
of IRA member tracks. already
gave the '2-year-old filly title TO
Mrs. Charles Ulrick Bays Idun.
undefeated in eight starts.
ldun set a record in earnings
for a juvenile filly. netting
$3.50 ,955-$l,o more than Top
Flight collected In 1891.
Jewels Reward started IL
times and IL of the races were
stakes. In addition to winning
the Pimlico Futurity. the colt
scored in the fremont. Cowdin
and Champagne at Belmont
Park. and the Washington
Park Futurity in Chicago. He
had two seconds and a third.
Jewels Reward would have
proved q bargain had someone
boosted the bidding at the 1856
Saratoga Yearling Sales. Bred
by Mrs. Graham. the young
ster was consigned to Saratoga.
but when he failed 10 attract
bids. Mickey Stewart bought
him for $4,000. He was acting
for Mrs. Graham.
In l945 Mrs. Graham had
both the colt and filly 2-year-
old champions. Star Pilot and
Beaugay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

Ellsworth met plenty Of COM
petition in his bidding for the
late Aga Khan's bloodstock. He
went to $30,s70 for Double
Rose Ill. an li-year-old mare
by Macaron out Of Double
Call II.
Double Rose III is the dam
Of Hafiz II. who was formerly
owned by Larry MacPhail Of
Glenangus Farms. Bel Air. Md.
MacPhail was the underbidder
for Double Rose III.
Ellsworth Pays $2a.69e
Then Ellsworth paid $24.696
for Nashua. an 8-year-old mare
by Nasrullah out Of Dasaratha.
Nashua was q winner OF the
Irish One Thousand Guineas
and is believed TO be in foal
to Sunny Boy. The mare would
be called Nashua II In the
United States.
Ellsworth bought Quick
Peace. a 5-year-old mare by
Precipitation out Of Laguno.
for Sl2.642. He also secured
Baleh, Bodala. Beccaccia, Hap
pinesS II. Heavenly Dust, Royal
Duchy. Sunny Day and Win
doris--all formerly owned by
the late AGA Khan. He said
all III would be sent to the
United States.
Humphrey Finney of New
York bought two horses on be-
hall OF clients. He paid $4,849
for a foal by Arctic Prince out
Of the Owen Tudor mare. Rose.
That was bought for Philip
Godfrey. New York and Miami
stock broker.
Flnney. acting for Mrs. F.
Wallis Armstrong Of Moores-
town, N. j.. bought Blue Cross,
an li-year-old mare by Blue
Peter out OF the King Salmon
mare, Kings Cross. for $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03

The Presidents. with a po-
tentially strong ofiense and the
best defensive record in the
Eastern Hockey League. are
thinking of moving up one more
place in the standings as they
prepare TO meet the Philadel-
phia Ramblers at $50 pm. to-
morrow at Uline Arena.
Washington. tied for third
with New Haven. plays the
Ramblers again Friday night al
Philadelphia then returns here
for a Saturday night game with
the Johnstown Jets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Frunks Comes Back
As Couch of Giants

COLORADO SPRINGS. Dec
- R.-Herman Franks, AZ
year-old former catcher, Is
rejoinipg the Giants as third
base coach.
Franks coached for five years
under Leo Durocher and re-
signed when Durocher quit the
! Giants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
.Judkins Returns to B-CC
AS Cage Coach for Year

AZ Montgomery Hills Junior
High before going to B-Cc in
1852. He coached the B-CC
Junior varsity one season and
then took over the varsity for
two years before leaving to take
the Job as counselor.
Judkins' first varsity team
at Bethesda turned in a 1873
record in the season Of 1854,
believed to be the best Won lost
performance ever recorded by
the Barons; won the Maryland
Bi-County League champion
ship and finished runnerup to
Allegany Of Cumberland for the
state title.
He lives in Rockville with his
wife and two daughters. ages
10 and S.
Al Sadusky. the football
coach. took the B-CC varsity In
1856, and last year johnson
moved up from the jayvee job
TO coach the varsity to a 1874
record and No. . position be-
hind Blair in the Bi-County
race.
Such players as Jim Shipman
and Dave Almy are among some
half a dozen who graduated last
June, but Judkins lists excel
lent material returning. Bob
Bryan. Bob Windsor and Bucky
Brumbaugh return as regulars
plus Buzz Bradley. Bobby Har-
ris and Richie Lee. Butch Mac
Cartee and Fred Role are ur
from the jayvee and fighting
for recognition.
B-cC opens its season Friday
night at home against Wash
ington-Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Colts Get Break AII-Around
In Case Of PIoyoffs in West

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3 up.
If the Baltimore Colts are as
lucky as their president. Car
roll Rosenbloom. they're a
cinch 10 win the Western Divi-
sion championship.
Rosenbloom was involved in
five losses for playof games
and sites in the event Of ties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
By BILL FUCHS

The State Of California Is
seeking s3.4 million in Federal
funds TO help stage the 1860
winter Olympic Games at
Squaw Valley. Calf.
The need for this money, In
addition to the nearly SO mil
hon the State has put UP. was
explained last night at the
United States olympic Asso-
citation dinner at the willard
Hotel by Prentis Cobb Hale. jr..
president Of the organizing
committee for the games.
Hale was one Of a distin-
guished list Of speakers that
included Ambassador Brosio OF
Italy where the 1860 Olympic
Games will be held: Gov. Good
win Knight Of California, and
Mayor Richard J. Daley Of
Chicago. scene Of the 1859
Pan American Games.
Costs Exceed Estimates
Hale said that delays in land
acquisition. imitation and un-
foreseen costs have made 1t
plain that the money put up
by California will not be
enough TO stage the Winter
Olympics. He said he found
enthusiastic reception" in
Washington for the appropria-
ton Of Federal funds.
The building plan for the
Winter Games at Squaw Valley.
as outlined by Hale. call for a
huge ice arena TO cost about So
million. Designs for 1t have not
yet been made. Hale and his
group had designs. but an ava
lanche Of ticket requests made
them scrap them. Now they
want TO make 1t big enough 10
hold 10000 TO $4,000 persons.
instead OF 5000. as originally
planned.
There win be one Olympic
village for all the athletes. "
Hale said. They will dine to-
gether in a huge dining room
seating 800 persons at a time.
They will be entertained within
its walls. They will ind sauna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Brown Is 81
10 Keep Title
In ~ Bout

CHICAGO, Dec. 8 R-
Lightweight Champion Joe
Brown isn't selling Challenger
joey Lopes short when they
meet in a l5-round title fight
at Chicago Stadium tomorrow
night.
Brown, however. maintains
he'll still be wearing the crown
after the bout is over.
The 3i-year-old champion
from New Orleans figures Lopes
will be lot tougher than he
was last August when the two
fought to a draw in the same
ring.
when a kid is fighting for
the title" Brown says, HE
knows he'll only get one chance
so you always know that he's
going to put up his toughest
fight because he may never get
another chance at it,"
Brown 81 Fayorite
Neverthesless, the champion
is a solid 81 favorite and the
odds are 81 it will be a knock
out.
Brown. champion for the last
Is months ana making his
third title defense. predicts he'll
win the fight but wouldn't
fatty say it would be by a
knockout.
IN be looking for an OPP
portunity TO knock him out
from the opening bell" said
Brown. who has a 66-l4-9
record including % knockouts.
Lopes. who has a 4l-13-3
record with II kayos, has pre-
dicted he'll win the title de-
cisively.
Il beat Grown last August"
Lopes said. But they called it
a draw. I'll beat him so
thoroughly this time there1l be
no question about it,"
Fight Nationally TeIevised
The fight. which will be
scored on a point must
system. Will be nationally tele-
yised (ABC-l0 PM. EST with
Chicago BACKED out. The
bout will be carried in Wash
ington over WMAL-7).
The fight is not causing too
much excitement in Chicago.
The International Boxing Club
at first looked for a crowd Of
about 1000. Now the pro-
moters are hoping to draw
5000 and a gate Of about
SIT 900 even though the best
seats are ticketed for $40. Tel
evasion proceeds will be $4,000.
Brown expects to pick up
about $4,000 and Lopes will
enjoy his biggest payday. which
should be around $ll. 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Council Rejects
Laurel Merger

BALTIMORE. December
R.-The Legislative Council
voted TO-DAY not to recommend
consolidation of the Pimlico
and Laurel race tracks at the
General Assembly next Feb
ruary.
The move. sidetracked at this
years session, still could be in
troduced by proponents. But il
would face a tough fight. lack
ing council approval.
The council vote against TAX
ing up the drastic move to hold
both tracks dates at Laurel
was 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Howard Coeers
Seek Second Win

ETTRICK, Va. Dec. 3 tSpe-
ciaD "A high-scoring Howard
University basketball team goes
after its second straight CIAA
victory tonight against Virginia
State.
The bisons gave indications
OF good season In last nights
opener by beating j. c. Smith.
1910, at Charlotte. N. c. John
Syphax. last years big man,
was in top form with 80 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-03
Fred TiIey Elected
Princeton Captain

PRINCETON. N. j.. Dec. 3
R.-Fullback Fred Tiley. 20
year-old junior. yesterday was
elected captain of Princeton's
1858 football team.
Tiley. from Lehighton. Pa,
succeeds Quarterback John Sa-
pooh. who captained this sea-
sons Ivy League champions.