davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1957-01-03
Miss Richardson. Frnr.
Chief Nurse end
Friend Visit 81. Croix

Miss Evelyn Richardson,
former chief nurse and mid
wife of the Frederiksted Hos
pital, stopped off at St. Croix
with her friend, Mrs. Vein
traub of New York, after
visiting Cuba, Haiti a n d
Puerto Rico.
It was through Miss Rich
ardson's influence that Mrs.
Weintraub included St. Croix
and St. Thomas on her Carib-
bean cruise. She was deeply
impressed by t h e natural
beauty of the Island, especial
ly at the Clover Crest Hotel,
where she was a guest.
Mrs. Weintraub plans to re-
turn to the Virgin Islands
sometime in the future.
, 1957-01-03
Fourteen Prizes
Were Awarded by
Festival Committee

Fourteen p z e were
awarded by judges for thaSt.
Croix Festival Committee at
the end of the Festival parade
On Tuesday. AS usual, there
W a 5 dissatisfaction among
some who failed to take the
first prize.
The winners are as follows:
For troupes: The Matadores,
first prize; Rubaiyat,. second
prize; St. Johns Majorettes,
third prize and the Whim
.Homesteaders, fourth prize,
Honorable Mention was given
the Picnic Girls.
For Floats: The CHS, first
prize; End Prize to William
Robinson's Sea Dragon; the
third was given to The Saint
Croix Hotel Associations "Sea
Horse" The Cub Scouts re-
Continued on Page a
, 1957-01-03
Corner Shop "Flupe,'
Prize Winner,
Was Left Out

"A first prize winner in
Tuesdays Festival parade,
was overlooked in the write
up which appeared in yester-
days issue of this paper. It
was Toby Schoyer's entry
which represented the Little
Corner Shop, a unique little
o | d fashioned automobile
made of wood with many gift
packages on top. 1t was pro-
PEELED by Mr.. Schoyer and a
helper. There were applause
all along the way for this dis
play which was awarded first
prize.
Unfortunately, through an
oversight the judges were not
informed that the term APP
to this entry is "flupe,"
meaning lin the Virgin IS
lands) a combination of float
and troupe, or float and indi-
vidual. Thus the entry of the
Little Corner Shop is unique
and outstanding in its class,
Continued on page q
, 1957-01-03
C'sted Office of
Division Of Personnel
Opens Dolly

The branch office of the Di-
vision of Personnel in Chris
tiansted, will now be open
every day, Mondays through
from 8 am. to 5 pm.
The announcement W a S
made in a press release signed
by Ullmont L. James, Director
of Personnel.
, 1957-01-03
PuertoRico Curnivdl
Queen. Other Speciol
Guests Depdrt

Miss Irma Hernaiz, Puerto
Rico's Carnival Queen, and
fifty-eight other guests, two
Of whom along with the
Queen, were special guests Of
the st. Croix Festival Com
mittee, returned t o their
homes in Santurce, Puerto
Rico, yesterday, in t W 0
specially chartered planes.
Miguel Tapia Gonzalez, head
of the Accion Cultural Or
ganization of Puerto Rico,
Miss Hernaiz, and her mother,
were special guests Of the
Committee. The others are
members of the organization
who came for the fun and to
know st. Croix. They all ex-
pressed satisfaction with the
hospitality and warmth Of the
reception given to them.
Miss Pricilla Elkins, Saint
Thomas Queen, returned this
morning.
, 1957-01-03

leries and remained until the
rain stopped. The rest of the
program continued in bright
sunshine and virtually every
body remained to the end.
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Millions on North American Continent Bowling Devotees
Lodge 5 Tenpin League

CONTINUED from Page 12)
physique to it's best advan-
tage in Fastening his recup-
Grafton along the lines pre-
scribed by his surgeon.
The medical data sup
piled through Varipapa's
surgery is one example of
how bowling can aid in At
tanning physical fitness.
His long years of bowling
activity and his practice of
moderation in all things had
kept Andy in near perfect
physical condition.
Crowned King In 1916
And practice he had .
through the years! Andy Va
ripapa decided to forego his
other loves of baseball and
boxing.
BY 1920, he had achieved
a degree of local fame in the
Long Island and Brooklyn
areas. BY the 1905 he was
nationally famous as the
greatest trick shot artist in
bowling and made more than
a dozen movie shorts.
His feat of rolling two
balls simultaneously to pick
up the 7-10 split was seen
by millions.
His greatest moment as a
bowler arrived in 1916 when
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equipped with all the latest
devices like the Brunswick
Automatic Pinsetter, Nom
and Pop can take the kids
during any of their leisure
hours and enjoy the worlds
greatest game.
While it isn't every bowl
er who becomes champion
or even wins a fair amount
of local fame, every bowler
does get the physical bene-
fits of bowling that Andy
so we'll demonstrates.
Bowling does not require
violent physical exertion. A
person can bowl as gently as
he or she wishes. It is not un-
usual to see eight-year-olds
bowling alongside their par
ents on a family bowling day.
Neither is it unusual to see
older people in their COS and
70's enjoying a few lines of
bowling during the afternoon.
Both young and old keep
active and keep fit while hav-
ing a sociable line of bowling.
Most of these boWlers are
having too much fun bowling
to think of the physical bene-
fits. But, the benefits are
there.
Next week, Marion Lade-
WAX.
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Mary L. Missick
Farrell Sports Group
To Stage Masque Ball
Saturday, November z

FARRELL, Pa. - The Cro-
atian Athletic Club will spon-
sor a Halloween Dance on
Saturday, November 2, at the
Croatian Home, Staunton St.
All members of the Athle-
tic Club and their friends are
welcome to attend.
Members are asked to
please note that meetings are
held on the first Sunday of
every month at 800 pm.
Nominations for next
years officers will be held at
the November 3 meeting.
Dorothy Chrnko, Sec'y.
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hoosiers Sweeper To
Be Run Off Feb. 18th
!! On East Chicago Lanes

EAST CHICAGO, Ind. -
T e 9th CFU Hoosiers'
Sweepstakes, previously an
nounced in these columns, will
take place at this city's East
Chicago Recreation Parlors
Saturday afternoon, February
Is, 1858.
Last year this event, solely
a five-man competition, polled
thirty-two entries, % among
the men and 10 from the wo-
men.
Seven cities, Chicago,
East Chicago, Gary, Ham,
mond, Whiting, Indiana
HarbOr and Battle Creek
in three states, Indiana, ILL.,
nois and Michigan, were
represented.
Entry blanks have been
mailed to all 1857 and 1856
team captains. If inadvertent-
ly you were missed or have
a team aligned, write or con-
tact the Sweepstakes secre-
tary, George ]. Stiscak, 5623
Homerlee Avenue, East Chi
cago, Indiana; phone East
Chicago-7817.
F.B.
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as an "old man" Of S. he won
the national match game title
in the All-Star Tournament.
Until this moment Andy's
fame rested mainly on his
magnificent bag Of trick
shots.
The victory stunned bowl
ing experts because Andy had
been rated as nothing but a
fancy trick shot artist who
couldn't stand up in real CON-
petition" before the All-Star
began.
The fact that Andy repeat
ed in the 1947 All-Star Tour
nament, won the national
doubles with Lou Campi and
took over the ABC Ten Year
Averages lead the same year
only served to prove his point
that he was indeed "The
worlds greatest bowler"
No. 1 USA Recreation
Bowling today is a far cry
from the small, smoked-filled
rooms with two or four al
leys where Varipapa began
over half a century ago.
"The change in bowling
that makes me happiest,"
says Andy, lis the way it has
developed into a game for the
whole family. With big, clean
m dern bowling centers
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Los Angeles 1T Social. Sports Club
Sets Date For Annual Halloween Dance
Lodge Committees Going About To Make

MONROVIA, Cal. - Satur-
day, October 26, is the date
set for the Annual Halloween
Dance to be given under the
auspices Of the Social and
Athletic Club of CFU Lodge
1T. The site of this affair
will be st. Anthony's Church
Hall, ia N. Alpine St., Los
Angeles.
Committees, headed by our
capable President, George Ku-
rilich, are now formulating
plans to make this affair a
funfest for all. A modern
dance band has been contrac-
ted by Milton Misetich, prom
ising a full evening of fun.
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Lodge 6l7 League

In our kitchen we will fea-
ture such foods as homemade
sausage, hot dogs, baked
ham and delicious cakes and
strudels, prepared by our ver-
satile bakers, the Mesdames
Rose Antonich, Anna Badovi-
nae, Ann Kurtnaker, Jose
phine Misic, Stephanie Stani-
sich and Mary Tadic, who so
generously have given their
time and goods previously.
Come out and join us; for
get your inhibition or COM
plexes and mask. There will
be prizes for the most novel
costumes.
Mary L. Missick
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Youngstown Ladies In
Plans For Masque Ball

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The Ladies Auxiliary will
sponsor a Halloween Party
at the Croatian Home, 1912
West Federal St., on Wednes-
day, October 30, at 7::3O pm.
Everyone is urged to mask,
as prizes will be awarded for
the best dressed and funniest
costumes.
Refreshments will be avail
able and there will be plenty
of fun for young and old
alike.
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Frank Gavura, Sec'y.
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Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
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WELLAND, ONTARIO

Tony DOnofrio, Sec'y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds Healing Substance That Does Both
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In one hemorrhoid case after
another. very striking improve
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And, while gently relieving pain
actual reduction or retraction
tshrinking) took place.
And most amazing Of all-this
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In fact, results were so thor.
ough that sufferers we're able To
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Asthma Formula Prescribed
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Now Without Prescription
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formula prescribed more than any
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patients is now available to asthma
sufferers without prescription.
Medical tests proved this formula
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gives hours of freedom from recur-
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This formula is so effective that it
Is the physicians leading asthma
prescription so safe that now it can
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tiny tablets called PTimateMe1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
Just Look at These Features:

, "TAPPAN" SuiIt-ln Electric
Oven IN CAREFREE STAIN
LESS STEEL. includes feo-
lures like the Lift OF Oven
Door" for cosy cleaning,
"SmokeIess BroiIino" exclu-
siVe Convex" heat, comfort
oble working height and eye
level controls.
Youngstown. Mon
teFey Styling. Outstanding
beauty ond utility Is built
into the entire ensemble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15

. Diens-Style Sink and
undepsink Cabinet
. 81" Formiee Top-choice Of
eolors and potterns. Book
splosh and front trim In
stainless steel.
. 81" Well Cabinet Ensemble.
Left Hand 1890; Center
24"xls". Right Hand SIX
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boil.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
WORD GAME
Find "a or more words in
p A L A T A B L E


meaning, resistance" Aver.
age is 81; time limit. 20 min
uteS.
Rules Of the game. Words must
be Of four or more letters. 2. Words
s,on Il SECURE 10y. sog5 letters y the add
are not used. 8. Only one form Of .
word is used. 4. Proper names arr
not used.
Answer TO JOLLIEST
iell, jest, Tits. joist, Jolt, iostle. lest
lit. list, Isle. lost, isle, sell, site, sill
silt, silo, slit. slot, sloe, soil, soil, sole
stlle, stole. still, teIls. till. tiles, tolls
Toll, tole.
Answers to Our Presidents
President Warren G,
Harding gave an address at
North Nenana. Alaska, at the
completion of the Alaska Rail-
road. July Is. 1923.
2-Harry S. Truman was
President when the 87-year-
old General of the Armies of
the United States died in WASH
ington, July is, 1913.
3-Thomas Lincoln, the Pres
ident's youngest son. died in
Chicago on July Is. 1871.
Questions on preceding page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15
Just Look at All You Get:

30" wide "Jes Tower" Dish.
washer. Washes up to ZOO
pieces.
New Single Hendls Mixing
Feueet controls both temper
oture and rote Of flow.
. Feed Wests Disposer with
4-woy grinding oction, non
stop feeding. seIf-cIeonine
oction.
Evening star., 1957-04-17

concert tours and have been on
nationwide radio broadcasts and
on television.
y 4
Michael Libman, son Of Mr..
land Mrs. Max Libman. Cedar
lane. Vienna, Va, has been
awarded a $400 Greene scholar
ship to William and Mary Col
Ilege. Williamsburg, Va He will
apply it to studies in physics.
John j. Adams. son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Adams. 4941
North Capitol street. has been
selected to join the University oi
Notre Dame Glee Club on q
5 5,000-mile tour during the
Easter holidays. The group will
appear in several Midwest anc
Western cities.
Leonard A. Wilson, son Of Mr.
and Mrs John j. Wilson, 4811
Davenport street NV, has beer
named secretary Of the Geology
Club at Arizona State College
Tempe, Ariz.
| 4
David Custis. son Of the Rev
and Mrs. w. Keith Custis, 1905
Rittenhouse street, Riverdale
Md. a member of the glee clut
Of the College Of Wooster tOhio,
toured several Midwestern citie.
with the club on its recent sprinf
exhibition.
Cadet Samuel A. Alexander
son Of DR.. and Mrs. Samue
Alexander Of 327l p street NV.
has been promoted to the ranl
Of sergeant in the cadet corps
of Valley Forge Military Acad.
emy, Wayne. Pa. .
Seth H. Lourie. son Of DR.. ant
Mrs. Reginald S. Lourie. 430!
Thornapple street. Chevy Chase
Md. was the second-place win.
ner in the sophomore division O
the annual Davis and Dewe,
speech contest. recently held q
1.-THE University of Rocheste,
IN. " Mr.. Lourie spoke OF
Juvenile Delinquency: A Com
munity Problem"
| Carole Yates. daughter Of MI
land Mrs. j. Roger Yates. 500
Thirty-first street NV. ha
been elected secretary of tn
class of 1888 at Centenary Col
lege for Women. Hackettstown
In. j.
| Willard G. McGraw, jr.. sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. willard G. Nc
Graw Of Gaithersburg, Md, ha
been elected to represent his col
lege residence. Winthrop House
nm the nernanent rlass cnYnYnif
Evening star., 1957-04-17

tee at Harvard College, Cam
bridge, Mass.
Nancy Jane Wanner. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Wanner
210 West Alexandria avenue
Alexandria, has won a Fuloright
scholarship for a years study In
France. A senior at Wilson Col
lege in Chambersburg. Pa. Miss
Wanner will use the award tc
study French literature at the
University of Caen.
y y
Margaret Neff, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul II. Neff. 2900 Rit-
tenhouse street NV, has beer
chosen treasurer of the Student
Christian Association at Heidel-
berg College. Tiffin. Ohio. The
organization was formed from q
merger Of the Young Men:
Christian Association and the
Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation units at the college.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
Unrelated Boys Have
A Lot in Common

MADISON. Wis. (P). - Two
boys born just 2la hours apart
at university hospitals here have
! a lot in common.
Besides being husky youngsters
weighing In the neighborhood OF
8 pounds each. both have mothers
with the same name-Harriet
Jane Mueller. The fathers are
Herbert w. Mueller and Donald
p. Mueller. They are not related
Evening star., 1957-04-17
American Root Stock
ISuxed Wine Industry

PARIS.-Most of the wines in
Europe today owe their exis-
tence to American root stock.
The vine insect. phylloxera,
threatened the worlds wine in
dustry in the 1870s. 1t was
saved by the discovery that
European cuttings grated onto
hardy American vine roots were
phylloxera resistant.
Evening star., 1957-04-17
COLLEGE NEWS
Mclean Girl to Sing
With Centenary Group
COLLEGE NEWS

Jean Glpatrck. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Ray
Gpatrick will with the Centenary Singers
Centenary College for Women Hackestown N j. when the
group sings Hall in York later this month
The Centenary Singers have appeared before audiences
throughout the States They made two European
Evening star., 1957-04-17
~H(
the WGI1s1young outlook for Easter
fresh h ideas h

Fresh fashion ideas, fresh
colors and moderate
prices at Woodward &
Lothrop.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
OPEN LETTER TO TEENAGERS

Nothing could be farther from
the truth. No man knows what
he has in him until he tries. I
hate to think of the talent that
is wasted because individuals
underestimate their abilities. Be-
cause a student has to work
harder than many of his fellow
students does not mean that he
can't achieve what he sets out
to do. On the contrary, very
often the so called "Slow' stu
dent outstrips his more facile
classmate simply because he has
to work harder to get what he
seeks. So don't give up. Con-
centration and effort are, in
themselves, qualities in great
demand.
One last word before closing:
The more we develop our ability
to think and act upon our
thoughts the more we will full
fill ourselves as men and women.
Now men aren't born with fully
developed minds. We have to
learn to think, and then we have
to learn how to put our thoughts
into action. That is what educa-
ton is for. The more education
we GET the more we develop
our mental ability. the greater
will be our own personal fulfill
ment and the greater will be the
contribution we make to society.
So think twice before you give
up one of the most important
credentials of your lifetime
your high school diploma. Stay
in school and graduate. You owe
it to yourselves.
(Clipping fro mthe Shreveport
SUM.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
Continued from page 81

Continued from page 81
pared to face the fact that you
will probably earn 80 percent
less in your lifetime than your
friends who graduate from high
school. The typical high school
graduate will earn $4,000 more
over his lifetime than the 9th
grade graduate, and $50, 900 more
than the high school dropout.
A high school diploma is worth
thousands of dollars, and it's
value in terms of job opportun-
tiles and personal satisfaction
cannot even be measured.
In our chronological workers
have to be more highly skilled
than ever before. They must
have a good foundation in such
basic subjects as mathematics,
science, and comprehensive
reading. You who are now pre-
pairing to enter the world of
business and industry must be
thoroughly grounded in these
subjects in order to attain a re-
warding place in life.
Many students drop out OF
school because they are afraid
they have not the ability to be
good students. Perhaps they are
a trifle slower in grasping things
than their classmates. Perhaps
they find it more difficult to
comprehend the basic subjects
than many of their friends.
Those of you who feel this way
may, after reading my words,
think more strongly than ever
that there is no place for you
in the upper and middle echel-
ons of our highly complex in
duStrial economy.
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
NO COMMENT
Continued from page q

involve regulating union elec-
tions; (2) permitting states to
handle labor matters which the
National Labor Relations Board
does not handle; 60 giving the
Secretary of Labor authority to
investigate accuracy of union
financial reports; (4) providing
for mandatory publicity on un-
ion reports now filed with the
Labor Department; (5) estab-
fishing federal control over both
union and employer welfare
funds.
TAFT HARTLEY LAW IN
VOLVED--Revision and strength
ening of the Taft-Hartley Act
strongly urged by many buSi-
ness groups-iS involved in the
hearing by the House Labor
Committee.
Members recalled that when
the law originally was enacted,
the House proposed bill-of-
rights to protect individual un-
ion members. This now would
require amendment of the Taft
Hartley Act.
Proposals to this end include
a requirement for regular union
elections, the secret ballot, pre-
venting union heads from using
union funds for their own cam
paigns, and prohibiting union
heads from taking over local
funds at will.
NC CLELLAN PROPOSALS
Members of Congress who are
fearful that union labor man.
euvering may prevent really
worthwhile legislation are look
ing forward to proposals of Sen
Mcclellan Cd Ark, chairman
of the Senate racketS commit
tee.
He has indicated that he will
sponsor a bill for the committee,
based upon the many diSclo-
sures of union racketeering, cor
ruption, political alliances with
gangSterS and violence. 40
Arizona sun., 1957-06-06
Man Who Preceded De Mia
To Arizona, Was a Negro

impressed by the Negro, Este
vans, ability as a leader, the
viceroy purchased Estevan'S
freedom so that he might lead
the expedition to this fabulous
land.
So it was that de Mia set out
from Culiacan on March Z, 1889
with a lay brother, Fra Homo
ratio, the slave, EStevan, and a
large company of natives from
Northern Sinaloa. A few abo-
rigines of the Pima tribe also
joined the party. The Indians
were welcome as they were use
full in procuring food and as
interpreters, their presence as
Suring a friendly reception from
the different tribes along the
way.
Thus they began their long
journey across hundreds of miles
of uncharted, mountains and
scorching desert. 1t was a haz-
ardous journey with wild beasts
and hostile Indians on every
hand. There was no place to
sleep except on the ground and
only wild game for food.
(To be continued next iSSue)