davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-02-25
ALLOWING ELEMENT

Nickel combines readily with
other metals and as an alloying
its qualities of toughncss. cor
element helps TO impart to them
- -""'stancc and strength
and resistance to oxidation at
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-02-25
BACK FROM FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Butler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rembert Gore re-
turned Monday from a trip to
Florida.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-02-25
GEORGE TURBEVILLE

George Turbeville is conva-
leScing at mis- home on Lewis
Street following treatment in
Community Hospital, Loris.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-02-25
MRS. AL LEACOY

Mrs. Al Leacoy is now at her
home here on Lewis Street fol-
lowing an illness in st. Peters,
burg, Fla.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-02-25
DICKIE ROZIER

pickle Rozier was a patient
aSSedeburry's Hospital, Wrigh-
ts-ville Sound. several days last
week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-02-25
ATTEND CAMELLIA SHOW

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Roberts
and daughter, Melody, attended
the Camellia Show in Whining
ton Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-02-25

vile school district the right
vote on its own bond issue.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-02-25

I upCraiurcs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

NATIONAL lHAluAA
b TIM 8HEHt M 90 N mIrs a.
bats AE-uD. Ml,EEufH# i''ii
White. 81 LINUS, - CI1II-sifAln
ST L,Oul6 - I'm grlfUrl, G'-Cln-
uBrl, 80. 1fDEEI., M-WEufsE. ,f-'t
C'ruUrnrEI., ANT Mini
svS. MILWAUKEE, II MAN san
FrEnClsun Il Yea In A-1Rsies,
20 R1nIusun- C,IuuEuTEul -
RIMS BATTElb N-EannIuRIrr G'-,ilizi-
uRUl, SIS Bank, C,flIuBEn ~ AT1un.
MILWAUKEE, . MHlnFVR. M1LWaI-
Ees, Enn OHpHsiR, san FrB-1ulaGnl 80
HITS-AE-uT Milwaukee, l-i GHpe-
IA, San FIHnClRuu Tip Fl1FIif, IN
CEnEr l1t THmnF C'lrEl-IllitlI.
us. NHRl 14aE ATpHiEB llE
Dol EIES-CImnh, ~ 1mI-H. is
Aaron. Ml,wEIlkHH. h F'EIRIn.. On
CunRLl, MEyB SEr F-EniiHUE aud
Whine, 81 L1LlS. ~
TRIPIES-MHlhFVR MVEIEfH, =
P--.=-l. ClnCEuuEr- NHE. lIH Al
SEXES. Enr W'rEuH- - lauIR UH-E
CllsEE8, ana ElKB-IIEErIs.. 81. LGiI-H
BONN RINS-MH1nFVR MlRElFss.
-. 5BCEB, CCIcErE - EaIiit1Hurl.
Cincinnati. mt AErun M-WHLEss.
CEDsuR. san Pr-EurHLlu. ID
STOflEN RAS4<-MEFB. SRI Fran
CIsCn, J.. 7 THEIur.. Ctf1TasFlI. AMI
NsR- lbs ArIrHIfk. Is RElRIn. I'm
CInuR1l, CHuHcsE, SAL F1E11E,IiD. ami
BlRsEDEEmt 81. linuB Ii
FTTE HING Based m N uIIrs ~
CIEiuuKI - FhcH, F,rrlHnIz-T lE-.l.
J 900 ArruuB.l SAL F-ErElEEtI a
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LHw, PrCrEuu-E l1-a K,ss 1rEE-
dRlH 1uE AuEHHB lE-yh fif-
STRIkEOT' TS-LE-EEtEH 1Ilf AlI{lt IS,
lSa ( Eursns san F-ErrErT -
AuruuH-h SHr FrEruIMU Jun Eat
Tia E'1ErFnI-E. 1iiS- xBl1EE.. La
AnEHisB, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21

pointed out in these columns,
the good golf swing Is a repeat
ing golf swing.
Once you've generally mas
tered the fundamentals. Try 10
see that your swing methods
follow a pattern - In gr1p,
stance. hackSwing, downswIng
and tullow-through.
It's of particular importance
that you be consistent IN your
position at the top Of the back
swing. Otherwise. you can
never logically hope TO hit the
ball consistently well
Get a clear mental picture Of
the position you want 10 be N
Just before the start Of the
downswing, particularly the
position of the hands. It VIII
help here To know that the left
thumb should be directly under
the shaft at the top of the
swing (as shown in today's
illustratlun).
Also. that the hands should
be Just slightly-an inch or
two - behind the line Of the
shoulders. Mind you, I'm talk
ing about the full swing here.
Many more valuable hints on
this subject are contained in
my Decent booklet. Left Arm
Control" For your hint-packed
copy, send a dime and a
stamped, return envelope TO
Cary Middleton, care of The
Star.
CopyriEht 1853. John ? Ollie Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE

lAuEAAA-s14N AEA1AE
BATTING based on 225 or nnre Al
hRts3-Kuenn, Detroit. S3s. Wood
ling, Baltimore. ann MRriS. Kansas
CITY, 1913, Fox. Chicago, ana KR-
line. Detroit, $50.
RUNs-Power. Cleveland. ana KIIle-
brew. Washington. -. Y0sL, De
front, ~, Jensen. Boston, g.; ApA-
rClo. ChlCREo. ~.
RIMS RATED IN-Kiushrev. Wash
lngtun. 50. Jensen. Boston, -
CoiAE1tu. Cleveland. 80: MARVEL
Detroit, "a Lemon. Washington, t.
HITS-Fux. ChiuaEn. lc3. KuHnu. De-
tro1t, rs. Runnels. Boston. III
Power. Cleveland. los, Allison,
Washington. LOG.
DOUBLES-Kuenn. Detroit. and VII
liRmS Kansas City, II. RUnnels,
Boston. Fox. ch1cago and Power
TRIPLES Allison. Washington. =.
Kuenn. Detroit. s: DsMRestrl. Kan
sas City, and 5k0wrun ana Nc
D0ugald. New YORK. ,.
HOME Runs - Killehrsv. Washing
ton. j.: Coiav1tn. Cleveland. %
Allison. Washington. -. Tr1Rnuus-
Baltimore -: Jensen. Boston, Ma
well. Detroit. ana Lemon. Wash
STOLEN BASEs-AnHririp ChiuRFn,
2S; Mantle. New YORK, q; LRnoIs
Chicago. II. Jensen. Boston, Il,
Powar. Cleveland. 9.
PITCHING based on ; or more decl-
SlunSj = McLlxh. Cleveland 1l-a,
Tsfi; Shaw, Chicago. g-3, 80.
Fischer. Washington. 81, ~
PapnHs Baltimore 1a-4, 714
Wynn. Chicago. Ia. d6T
STHTKE0UTs-Scur Cleveland. 10
PsscuHl. WASHINGTON, ] j.. Buun1uC
Detroit. TO-. Wvun. Chicago. 100,
Larry. DetruiL. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
I Exploits
OF Griffs Due
At 0Id-Timers

All seven living ex-managers
of the Senators plan TO attend
Old Timers Day here August 8.
when members Of Washington S
three pennant-winning teams
will be hunored in ceremonies
preceding the Senators game
with the White Sox.
Chuck Dresser. now a coach
with the Los Angeles Dodgers,
is seeking permission IRON his
club to be here but it isn't Ger
tain he'll make IT. TIE Dodgers
will be playing the Milwaukee
Braves that night in Los An
geles and officials may deem il
advisable for Dresser TO remain
with the team. but Chuck has
told the Senators front Office
he'll be here II his bosses
permit it.
George Mcbride. "a. who
succeeded Clark Griffith as
manager in 1921, VIII attend.
Now retired in Milwaukee, Nc
Bfide still plays golf and ice
skates.
Donnie Bush, VINO followed
the late Clyde Milan as man
ager in 1923. also viii be pres
ent. Bush now is president Of
the Indianapolis club Of the
American Association.
BuCky Harris. Joe Cronin,
Ossie Bleuge and Joe Kuhel
are the other former managers
who will attend.
Ticket sales for the event
have been brisk and ball clut
officials are anticipating Z
crowd Of more than 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
AT CHISON'S
ANGLE
BY LEWIS z kTcHESoN

jim Lee EUTBl IL IN -scurG
that Cleveland Il 1he 1Fa- 1o
beat for Eastern DITllrn hmm
urs N Tins wears National
Football League rBOs- Bun If
the lEnky New York GI8n1S
coach had saEn 1he s-lI-ng
maps Of Coach Mike NEzQn &
stat when 1hFY Departed for
the Redskins California Gr8Zn-
ing CAMP yesterday M -1Ih1
have included Washington m
his forecast.
Nixon Is ER6ng LILO his
new JOB with al 1hs sz7FuS-
lasn Of q lD-geRr-06 IN Z p1s-
eating contest. Hes -nB5F -snY
changes IN pTSunntl and ne l.
ready ID make 1B-Y -1rE If
II VII produce 3 TLnnEr-
Wen have Sd -En IN Cz=p
give or take unP IN 1WU, ne
sRlo Yesterday, ami w hGpe
We can GET $ Ennd 0nEs GUN
Of the lot II moi we've gut
plenty Of draft chrnuEs 10 Ir8Ge
for what We mead.
Would he rival CuBch Buddy
Parker Of PIrtsb-gh m 1t1x
respect Parker, If gUu rseaL
traded away everything hun
Owner Art RoCDFyS Sunday
suit after taking 1hF SIEslErS
helm, giving I'D ms first seven
1859 draft ChmcBs 1Cr I-sc1-
ATE help.
7 VIII Il MS nHcEssHrE.
Nike SAID.
NiXuns latest BIuLls1l1n Is
Bob Hoppe, 4 rRngT hBlfSsck
from Auburn, o5ts-nse5 I'M an
If deal with 1hR San PrBl-
cisco For1y-NInfIS.
He had q phEnunf-lBl record
In college, Mike SAM Bm1 hG
Was the FpITy-NlnFrS third
draft puck last vaBr- Bun ne W9S
IN CAMP a r0uplf OF days when
some problems ri nC@R G8@e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
MINOR LEAGUES
AMERICAN ASsOCmTTON

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver. b.. Omaha, Ii
81. Paul. 4. Minneapolis, GS
Fort Worth. II: Charleston. s.
Louisville. :. Dallas, l.
Houston. Il. Indianapolis, ]
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis. 3-3: Birmingham, 90.
CHATTANOOGA, 2: New Orleans, g.
Shreveport. 2. Atlanta. !.
Nashville at Mobile. postponed.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
South. y North. . CAll-Star EEms)
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Columbus at Richmond. postponed
Only same scheduled.
EASTERN LEAGUE
AIl-Stars. 9: willismpurt.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
All-Stars VS.. GRstonlR. postponed u
1niEht.
PAN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Texas LeAEue Division
Corpus Christ. 3: San Anrunln, 4
Victoria. 3. Amarillo. :.
Tulsa at Austin. postponed.
Mexican LeREue Division
Vera Cruz, IL: Mexico City Reds, II
II innings
Other gamss postponed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21

tors over 100000 o.. The aver
agE 80 far is s.949
Like another righthanded
power hitter. Jackie Jensen.
the Senator's Allison hits into
a Lat Of double plays . Bob
Is halfway to Jensen's major
league mark Of doing that 81
times Sam Dente set that
unGesired club record for the
Senators in 1850 when he
drilled into IS DPS.
B,1 Norman now can elevate
his chin a bit >. He was fred
when the Tigers lost Is Of
their first Is They're now
On a losing hinge which has
seen them drop IA Of their last
N under Jimmy Dykes
The Senators, hitting home
rUua al over the place, so far
have attracted fewer CUSTOM
erS on the road than last year
for the same number of dates,
1U1 there figures to be a surge
with a tight race.
KilIehrew has a chance to
break at least three club rec
GrdS-the 1T runs scored by
Joe Croniu. the AZ homers
Eu4cked by Roy Slevers and
the 1Zg runs hatted in by
Goose GCsIIn Allison needs
IA more homers to establish
a major league mark of SO for
a rookie. Franc Robinson and
Walt Berger, both National
LFaguers, each hit SO.
CHANGING back over Camilo
PaSCuaIs record. there's reali-
z4tInn that the capable Cuban
wouldn't have needed too much
l1ek to possess a 16-2 showing.
Only a few pitches, a few
errors and. Of course, a few
runS separate Pascual from
that distinction Of the Ill
record he Owls.
The Yankees beat Pascusl,
10, when Moose Skowron
1eL1ed a three run homer with
TWO cut IN the ninth. They
heat him on another occasion.
-, with the help of an un-
earned run The White Sox
nppeG him. 81, by scoring two
rU1S with two out in the ninth.
The Senators booted in
four runs in q Is loss to the
Tigers. And PascuaI cost
himself a game against the
Red Sex when he baked Jim
B1Say to third and Ted VIII
hams hit a sacrifice fly to edge
him. Al
In his last five games,
PSsguaTs earued-run average
reads 1.35 despite giving up six
earned ruuS to the Orioles in
one game. Camilo is yield
mg one hCms run every % in
uugs, m sharp contrast to the
performance Of his buddy.
Pedro Ramos. who is giving
them up at a rate Of one every
seven innings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21

Up and he had to leave. He says
he wants to play with US, ard
Red Hickey is willing to give
h1- to Us for a high, draft
choice. 1t doesn't hurt to take
4 boy Like this to camp-he
could turn out to be better than
anybody We might get in the
draft"
Horse swapping is beginning
among the II coaches. Phones
VIII be huZzing after a week in
tine different camps as coaches
discover weaknesses that must
ne corrected before the season
opens. Already Parker has lured
Leo Filter out Of retirement
realizing that Filter could be Q
KEY man IN the Steelers' back
field
For our money. Leo was as
good as any fullhack Parker
mad last year. including the re-
GCUhGahIe Tank Younger, whose
retirement probably will stick.
%%*
Chuck Cherundolo. the old
SGEeIer center who will coach
the Redskins linebackers in
training camp, will not report
until Thursday-the day before
the entire squad checks in.
Thst'u be soon enough. Mikes
putting a lot Of faith in Che
rundoIo's ability to bring out
hidden talent in the linebackers.
He'll put on the pads and
knock heads with EN-" the
coach predicted, and they'll
improve or take the conse-
quences.
C1uck's dourishing tavern
IN Pittsburgh prevented him
fruu signing on as a full-time
assistant. but he'll do some
scouting for the Redskins dur
ING the season.
He won't scout the Steel
srs." Mike said. Why? Well,
hes loyal to the old bunch
and the Steelers alumni meet
at his place twice a month.
You can imagine the spot he'd
be IN if he had to scout them
for Us. He'll do a good enough
l0h on the other assignments
TO pay his way
So. the show is on the road.
Owner George Marshall and
General Manager Dick Nc
Cam are in Chicago, spread
ING the gospel of good tldingS
IN pro foothall-higger and
osIter than ever.
The frost used TO be on the
pumpkin before anybody ever
Thought about football. Now
the pumpkins aren't even
planted before the pigskln
takes It's first crazy bounes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
THE BASEBALL
BEAT
~ BUKToeg HAWKINS

DETROIT, July z1-En the
same season when IhtF are
threatening TO hrehk the Amer
lean League hume rIEn Eserrt
the Senators also are jacquard
ling the loop mark q ETT
stTlkeouts THEY SET three years
ago Harmon KiIlthrVW hBs
famed IS t1neK. Jim lemon
81 and Bob AIlsan 50
Faye ThrunHbt1Ey should
have known be1Isr Than TO take
a close pitch 5ur . 1h1ru sarLks
in the second game cf Sunday
oouhle-heBoer, ending 1he e1n-
test . Tins iEnd 90 slgEss1
that ump1res DON'T call en- as
they see them, ON when it's
7:45, the tying Eun ON SECOND
and the unpITEs are IEet1 and
hungry. MS better 10 take the
human element min uunsI6srz-
ton and swing nj anything m
the vicinity Of The plB1E-
Roger MRrls Of the A1hIE1Gs
has sWst1ed four rIr1Es 1h1S
season. all BER1nSf the SENATOR'S
and two AGAINST Rlss KE-rnEr-
er LEnnle Green -uxa be
wondering what he hKx 1D AZ
comphsh 10 crack lhe Enewp as
a regular He hlRs EuuullEG
nine hits N ms last 13 CHANCES.
including four pinch ha1x IN hIs
last five 1-les Dtspi1e gs1GZzZ
only one hIt m ms 1rxI % al
tenpts with the SENATOR'S. he
now boasts q .31z BVE-azE Ence
joining the club.
The Senators need C-1y
seven more hunBrs 10 sclI1ss
their club mark Of III TAeF
have improved only 5ur CANNES
over their 1888 record al 1ne
same stage, bu1 m OWNING a
43-47 mark instead Of S-51
they ind themselves only elEf11
games back instead Of 3G1Z
and they're fifth instead Of IN
hsbItlng the cellar
( Washington ranks 1U--1h m
the majors IN abundance III
crease Al tins po-n1 The
IndiAIs have more than 6qU-
bled their figures 11r Ihs SB-s
number Of cafes. attracting
342 .D00 more than last sH8SUu
.. The Yankees E-s Z55 600
ahead. with fans 1kRn81E1 ny
their Struggle Id Curnf Erurn he
hind. while The Winnie SCx are
I'D $4,000 ann lhs Senators
. los .DOO.
The Senator's hume Rha6-Ie
for The REMAINDER Of 1hs yS2r
stimulates hupe Of 1hf 1r8ss
thai attendance VIII s-p8Ss
/ 100000 1ur ths E-S1 G-s zncs
1949 OF their Is rE-.R1m1nE
dates, five each VIII bS With
t+1e containing 1n6lRlS, Winnie
SOx anc Yankees 5QsGGn
VIII Visit MRshI-g11n 1uUr
more LInEs, SRl1I1rrE three,
Detroit TWO and Kansas CITY
one An average AIem14mCs
Of 1D,1D3 VII boost 1hs Se18-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
SoftboII Exhibition

The Redwood Rockets will
play Jack Blank Pontiac in an
exhibition Women's softball
game at 7 pm. Thursday at
the East Side PARK at st.
ELlzaheths Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21
DOCTORING
YOUR GOLF
BY DIR. CARY MIDDLECOFF

PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
No consistency"
DIAGNOSIS: Varying top-of-
Misunderstanding positions.
TREATMENT: As I've often
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-21

heavier rugged and better eser-he tires
by TINT 6sHn sugt
when ask tire dealer, this z1 % FIRST
nudity" necessarily ms
oil lines Market Company hDne represented
especially recommend me and you'll
less for first lime tires thun you'd M
quality GRADE CHART
eG
Evening star., 1959-10-15

400 assorted cello pocks plus beouti-
fuI decorative pumpkin for dispensing
"hondouts"; for tobIe or window
decoration.
Evening star., 1959-10-15

Your choice Of these three tins filled
with imported eondies. THE DOR
CHESTER filled with toffees. The
STAMP BOX filled with hard and
filled condies. THE VICTORY TIN
filled with -flovored condy drops.
These autographed conisters con be
used os cookie containers, plant hold
ers and many other woys.
, 1959-07-09

y NYUN Of Burma, the newly
appointed Executive Secretary of
the United Nations Economic
Commission for Asia and the Far
Eas. He succeeds MI. G. v. Nara
simhan Of India who has been
appointed Under-Secretary for.
Special Political Affairs at United
Nations Headquarters. Among the
various important posts held by
y Nyun were those Of Under Sc
cretary and Permanent Secretary
to the Government Of Burma in
the Ministry Of Commerce and
Industry. He was a leader Of the
Burma Trade Missions which con-
cluded trade agreements between
Burma and a number Of other
countries, and he also represented
Burma at a number OF interna-
tional economic conferences. In
1851, y Nyun joined ECAFE Sec
retariat as Chief Of the Industry
and Trade Division and. was APP
pointed Deputy Executive Secre-
tary iii October 1857.
, 1959-07-09
Govt. House Yqrd
Getting F~oce-Lifting
With New Pluntings

The. Government House
yard in Christiansted is get
ting a face-lifting along with
the repairs being effected on
the building.
Among the plants already
put down ar Double Hibiscus,
Oleanders, Bougainvillea and
crotons.
, 1959-07-09
I~mrnigruhon Officials
10 Review Policy
On Alien Workers

The Regional Office Of the
Immigration and Naturaliza-
ton Service ia Richmond Viz
ginia IS reviewing the policy
under which workers from
the British and French West
Indies are permitted to enter
the Y. S. Virgin Islands to fill
available jobs. A representa-
tive from that Office is expect
ed in the Virgin Islands short
" for that purpose, i was
disclosed Monday by John
Mitchell, oficer ii Chargef
III the meantime, no new
petitions for British q French
Continued on page a
, 1959-07-09
Additional Beech
House Under Cons.
AT Dorado. P. r.

Dorado, r. r. Construction
Of an additional beach house
at the Dorado Beach Hotel
and Golf Club near here will
begin Immediately, G, Bland
Hoke, General Manager, has
announced. The beach houses
are the specially designed form
OF oceanfront accommodate
developed at this resort.
The addition is expected to
be completed in time for the
coming winter season. It will
bring the total number Of
guest rooms here to 148 and
further additions are on the
drawing boards for possible
construction during 1860.
"This construction is neces-
say to keep pace with the I'M
precedented demand for accom-
modations at Dorado Beach, !
Mr.. Hoke stated. He added
that the work would interfere
in no way with the enjoyment
Of the resort by summer va
cationers.
The new beach house win be
similar in design, construction,
and appointments to the nine
other beach houses which con-
tain the major portion Of the
guest rooms at the 1,2OO-acre
, 1959-07-09
Three from Virgin IS.
Going to F. II a.
Convention July 1917

Convention July 1917
Three Virgin Islands dele
gates will play an important
part in the 1859 National Con-
vention Of the Future Home
makers Of America at the
Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chi
cage, Illinois, the week Of
July 1917.
Chosen to represent the 50
members Of the Virgin Islands
FILA Association, these dele
gates will carry out response
bilities that vii be . credit to
the Virgin Islands.
Theme chosen BY 4 youth
planning group for this Ma
tional Convention is Future
Homemakers of America
Blueprint for Action" During
the FIVE packd days, y. S. Com
missioner Of Education, DR..
Lawrence G. Derthick, and
other outstanding educators
will help the FILA delegates to
find ways to put their new Ma
tional Program Of Work for
1882 into action. Objectives
Of the new program will serve
as themes for the general ses-
sions and focus FHA'erS atten-
lion on developing their poten-
tial abilities, understanding
family members knowing the
value Of home economics edu-
cation, and promoting good
will at home and abroad
About 1000 teenage dele
gates are expected to attend
this National FILA Conven-
ton from all parts Of the Unit
ed States, Puerto Rico, and the
Virgin Islands. They will be
accompanied BY 800 adult adj
visers who are members Of
state home economics educa-
ton supervisory Stats and
local homemaking teachers.
CONTINUED on page
, 1959-07-09

resort, # will have 4 total Of
twelve rooms and will be To-
Gated Immediately west Of the
present beach houses right
next to the crescent beaches,
Two stories il height, the
beach houses are fully air con-
ditioned and are equipped
with floor-to-ceiling window
walls facing the ocean with
sliding glass panels. Upper
floor rooms have balconies,
and ground level rooms have
private terraces. Furnishings
will be coordinated with the
special designs developed fol-
the resort.
, 1959-07-09
Popers Say
HorIem Globetrotters
Too Full Of Tricks

on the basketball premiere
Monday night Of the Harlem
G1obetrotters with mixed emo
tons.
Pravda and Izvestia review
ed the game with the San Fran
cisco Chinese team and came
to the conclusion: 'This is not
basketball; it is too full Of
tricks" but it admitted the
'Trotters' ball handling was
terrific aand they do have
some techniques to show us"
The tip-off from the press
that this is supposed to be en-
tertainment and not competi-
tive basketball now will allow
the crowds to settle back and
really enjoy the performances.
But the question persisted
IE
among the serious minded:
aCould they beat our best
basketballers? And there were
feverish curbstone discussions
with foreigners on the cues
ton.
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Evening star., 1959-11-03

@ T.. IT,. :: :: e; e; s;
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Quolity at the Lowest Pos
sible Prices: In our industry
the products Of Ciont stand
out for excellence in quolity
that defies all competition.
This rigid standard Of per.
tormonce allows Ciont no
more thon one penny net
profit per dollor soles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
GLAMOUR Is THEIR BUSINESS
Designer Jean Louis States
Ideas on Stars WQrdrObes

best-dressed list. for she has
at her command every trick
to make a woman attractive.
She has learned this since
she came TO Hollywood.
Everyone" Mr.. Louis de-
clared. can acquire taste.
It is refined with age. You
learn from your mistakes.
That is why all the best
dressed women are over 40.
Dresses for Men
"Miss Dietrich dresses abb
solutely for men. During the
season Of the sack. she did
not buy her clothes in Paris"
Jean spoke enthusiastically
Of the gowns he designed for
Doris Day in PILLOW Talk"
He pointed out: Doris Is q
complete contrast to Marlene.
She was the sweater-and-
skirt girl. the all-American
coed. But in this picture she
plays a sophisticated New
York decorator.
Doris has always shyed
away from high fashion. But
I designed q sophisticated
wardrobe for her." Jean
smiled, land she accepted all
but one. That was a pair Of
black velvet lounging paja-
mas. cut low in back and
trimmed with fur. I don't
feel comfortable in them
she told me. And" Mr.. Louis
added. that Is the primary
requisite. A costume can
not be acceptable IL you are
uncomfortable in it. But
Doris is happy in a decollete
red velvet sheath.
She has so much to offer,
she has never had to com.