davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-05-11

polled l9.44l and Mr.. Robinson
1905.
William F. Colwes of Santa
Fe, a Mechem running mate,
won the Republican nomina-
ton to oppose Senator Ander-
son.
In 625 divisions, Mr.. Colwes
had 1902; Poseph Rendon, Al
buquerque, 1917; and Frede-
rick w. Airy, Albuquerque,
1857.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
Kennedy, Nixon Sweep
Primary in Nebraska

OMAHA, May II (AP)-Senator Kennedy and Vice Pres
dent Nixon pocketed presidential preference victories
in the Nebraska primary election yesterday.
Both the Democratic Massachusetts and the
c. O. P Vice President smothered their both
Evening star., 1960-05-11
LOST

BOXER, male, white diamond on back
Of neck, about yrs cid. answers to
"Gheist. Reward. Ii. 3-76S1.
BRIEFCASE, brown, zipper, Mexican;
in. 3400 block of Porter st. NV; con-
tains misc. papers. Reward. Phone
WO. 6-6544.
CLUSTER RING, 10 diamonds; Can
mons Steak House, 5th st me-; re-
ward. RE. 7-7S6S.
DOG, dachshund beagle; blk. g. rusty
brn., twisted tail; short. fat; Chris
ty,'; vic Oxon Hill and Fort Foot
DU. 7-IS50.
DOG, boxer, male. brown, Is mons
old; ans. to Rusty; vic. 1900 blk
: OF N. Carolina ave. ne. Ii. 6-052G
GLASSES. liEht brown case. gray
frames; vic of Sd and K SITS NV. OF
So busline or LA buSline. afternoon
of Thursday. May B. Reward WO
6-l5S4, before 8 pm.
GOLD BRACELET, orators medal
name date attached; lost vic 300C
to 1901 Conn. ave. or Diamond Cab
reward. AID 4-2037.
NECKLACE. blue. red aud brown: ii
transit to 7th and Pa: reward; sen,
timental. DE. 2-6?55, ewes.
PARAKEET, green and yellow; 392:
oliver ST., Chevy Chase Village, Md
Reward OIL. $1,000
PURSE, black; vic. 11th and Pa. ave
NV: several keys and change ST
3-sS00; after Z, RA 6-1902.
WALLET, mans, black. Monday Ma.
9; vic. of Wisconsin and P. George
town; out-of-town identification; i'm
portant personal papers reward
Phone DI. 7-3300 before . 30 I'm
Evening star., 1960-05-11
FOUND

DOG, black. female, about . mos.
old; vic. of Walter Reed Army Med
ical Center. OIL. 4-S207.
DOG, Irish setter type, female, in
Ednor, Md. JU 5-5IS3, : am. 10
pm
DOG. brindle. Scotty mixed; Wis. and
R st. NV. Call WASHINGI ON AMI
NAL RESCUE LEAGUE, NO. 1-5T30
DOG. golden retriever. red. male in
Wheaton, Nd. JU 5-5ls3. $ an tc
9 pm.
DOG, collie, tri-color, male. III Be
thesda JU. 5-5lS3. S am. TO
pm.
Published Dolly and Sunday
Second class Postage Poid
al Washington. b c
al 225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Z cultured pee,I ,ino, mode {

lax yo., and is set with z fine
color rose peorls. 912 nm eooh.
s dos. ore set in side Of shonk
Terrific borooin. OnIy----$l2S
Evening star., 1960-12-11

TAX wo, ond is set with center
cultured pearl, ond IS surcunoed
by 49 lovely diomonds Wcrlh
twice the price. erond ne,...
Only SITS
Evening star., 1960-12-11

Ia visit, was "a manifesto of
Manifest Destiny" dated Au-
gust %, 1941.
II have decided to move my
Capitol of the world to the
Noble Homeric farm (for the
night at Ripton, vt. (rather
than to Berlin, Moscow, Lon
don or Washington) and clar-
ify the present world situation
by offering to take over ev-
erybody's quarrel with Hitler
and to fight the war out with
American forces and resources
Il would say to all my ad-
herants and coherents. :.
Give the present war up as q
hopeless mess and begin all
over with a plain statement Of
who is opposed to whom and
what to what If we fail
the Indians will have their
chance to come back"
He signed it the Fearer"
and allowed a pun with full Of
fears but determined to be
unafrayed."
In January Of 1850 Mr.. Frost
Evening star., 1960-12-11

wrote colorfully Of his past in
answer to requested biographi-
cal material. OF teaching in
Salem, N. H.: II presided over
IL barefoot children under IL
In a district school by the
woods and often sitting on a
lid Of the woodbox by the stove,
wrote poetry :"
He wrote his first poem at
IS. "The theme was the bad
night the Indians gave the
Spaniards. There was a
lot of history in it and a lot
Of excitement but not much
else"
With his politically minded
father, he said. he helped elect
Grover Cleveland in San Fran
cisco in 1884" when he was 10.
II campaigned through all the
saloons with him (his father) 4.
plastered their ceilings with
campaign literature. using a
silver dollar to drive in the
tack"
In another notation, II nailed
shanks in a shoe shop and had
a mouthful Of nails all summer
Of my 18th year."
He said he contemplated
Harvard but was sent in 1892
to Dartmouth by my grand
mother. whose idea it was to
save me from drink"
His last letter Of the collec-
ton. August 7. 1858. revealed
much to the friend who meant
so much to him through the
years.
Your mastery letter puts
me in my place. You know me
and my moods almost better
than anyone else. was once
gone back on cruelty although
deservedly and ever since II
have once in so ofterf had one
Of those mad paroxysms Of un-
belief in human faithfulness. II
woke up to a feeling that every
thing has been swept from
under me-"
Evening star., 1960-12-11

About $50 of the 86-year-t
meyer, written from 1916 to
1858. have recently been pre-
sented to the Library Of Con-
gresS.
They are poetic. some hui
morous, some profound, but
the closest thing to a casual
p.s. was Say. if you're any
where in Harriet Moody's neigh
borhood, ask her about her do
mestic science book, will you?"
written in 1882.
Dear Mr.. Untermeyer" be-
gan the first formal letter, writ
ten on March %. 1915. before
they had met. in answer to
an admiring letter.
What must you think Of a
silence as long as this to a
letter as good as that? i
There's not a person in New
York I should have more pleas
ure in meeting than Louis Un-
termeyer."
Cryptic on Romance
In his second letter: II set
up to be a poet and am gen.
orally set down for a realist.
I'll tell you how you can tell
whether am the last or not.
Find out how I fell in love. The
realist always falls In love with
q girl he has grown up and
gone to school with, the ro-
manifest with a new girl from
off somewhere" \
His wife, Elinor. died in 1888. |
His letters contained en-
couragement and some guidance
on Mr.. Untermeyer's works and |
personal life. There is an abb
sence Of comment on current !
events - developments in the
depression were seldom men,
toned in his letters Of the '30s,
or specifics Of the war in the
'40S.
In the '30s he did refer to
an event that could have an
interesting explanation from
from Mr.. Untermeyer.
One of his poems, he said,
rather stole the occasion for
some reason from the great
Walter Lippman. In way it
was a monkeyshine and he
needn't have minded poetry's
having a little the best of 1t |
for once in a political age. But
I'm afraid he did mind,
whether from wounded vanity
or lack Of humor: and I'm sor-
ry. for I admire him and should
like to count him friend"
When he was not feeling well
in 1888, he said. Il believe 4
always think of more when I
have a little temperature. The
Lord knows l don't drink for
inspiration and so mercifully
sends me fever as a substitute.
Sorrows over Daughters Death
In that same year he wrote
sorrowfully Of his daughter
Marjorie's death in childbirth:
THE noblest of us all is dead
and has taken our hearths out
of the world with her. No death
in war could more than match
1t for suffering and heroic en-
durance. Peace has her VIC
tories over poor mortals no more
less merciless than war"
The mood changed in a later |
letter-"How, just how great a
poem and just how long a |
poem must you have for the
Knopf series? Shall I be al
lowed to add the greatness to
the length, divide by two and
take the quotient for the size" :"
Clipped to 1t was one Of
several poems in the collection. /.
During the war a two-page |
scrawl left with Mr.. Inter
meyer at Breadloaf. vt. after
Evening star., 1960-12-11
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lax y,o., ond pIotInum top, is set
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Evening star., 1960-12-11
Frost Avoided. 7 riteness
nLettersto Untermeyer
BY MYRA MACPHERSON
star stan Writer

Even when pennng letters to intimate friends
Robert Frost writes for posterity.
In of letters to his close friend the author poet
anthoogist Louis Untermeyer he guilty Of
essly toSsed-of "how ne type Of phrase No
uncrosSed ITS" escaped the blunt pen he used
$50 Of the 86yearod poets letters to Mr. Inter
Evening star., 1960-12-11

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ond is in brond-new condition.
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Evening star., 1960-12-11
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Evening star., 1960-12-11
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Evening star., 1960-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS JEWELRY

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Evening star., 1960-11-11

CHICAGO, NOV. IL (AP).-
Nearly 2,5o0 foreign trained
physicians working as stan
members, residents or interns in
American hospitals have been
given their walking papers.
They failed to pass recent
examinations testing their quail
fications by American stand
ards.
Many Of them in America on
student visas issued under the
exchange program face return
to- their home countries.
Others. with permanent imm;-
grant visaS. will be required to
leave the hospitals or take lesser
non-clinical positions. Some
may stay on an emergency basis
In certain hospitals where their
sudden removal would pose Q
hardship.
S,713 Get Exams
DR.. Dean Smiley. executive
director of the Educational
Council for Foreign Medical
Graduates, said in an inter-
view today that the examina-
tions were given to 8.713. A
total Of 3,776 passed with scores
Of rs or better. A second group
of 2.456 scored from 70 to rs
and were given a two-year ex-
tension. They must pass with
a higher mark to stay on after
that.
The 2.481 failures, DR.. Smiley
said. are employed in hospitals
in various parts of the Nation.
A system for wedding out
physicians not qualified to per-
form clinical duties in hospitals
was set up two years ago by the
American Medical Association,
the American Hospital Associ-
alton. the Association of Amer
ican Medical Colleges and the
Federation Of State Medical
Boards.
Two Tests q Year
Written tests are given twice
a year in IS countries abroad
and In the United States.
The recent examinations
were given to foreign medical
school graduates who had OBJ
tanned jobs in American hospi-
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Many Foreign Doctors
Ousted by U. S. Tests

tails before such examinations
were started. Some of these
medical schools no longer are
in existence.
Representatives Of the medi-
cal bodies which set up the
rules will meet with State De-
partment officials Monday to
consider hardship problems
posed by the results OF the ex-
animation.
DR.. Smiley said the director
Of one mental hospital COM
planned that several Of those
who failed the examinations
were working in his institution
as full-time senior psychiatrists.
DR.. Smiley did not identify the
hospital.
The students involved with
State Department regulations
are those under five-year visas
which provided they must re-
main in learning positions dur
ing that time. They were en-
ployed in so-called teaching
hospitals, where residents and
interns had the benefit of in
struction from staff surgeons
and other medical leaders.
Evening star., 1960-11-11

is as laughably undignified as
anything can tbe. She waddles
across the sea-ice IS fast as
she can 60: II this is not fast
enough to suit her. she belly
whops down on the ice and
tobbogans along. propelling her.
self as fast as 9 man can trot..
using her powerful. orange
colored feet as paddles.
For the next six weeks, papa
sits on the nest, warming the
eggs and protecting them from
rapacious gull-like birds called
skuas, and starving himself,
almost TO death. BY the time
the eggs are about ready to
hatch. he has lost up to IS or
SO per cent Of his body weight.
Returns Just IN Time
The female penguin returns
just in time to save the hapless
papa, who Immediately high
tails 1t to the seashore for q
krill dinner. After the chicks
are Matched. they are fed on a
duty roster" schedule by their
parents. who regurgitate a
nourishing diet for the little
ones.
BY the end Of the summer
season, the chicks are big
enough to fend for themselves.
AS the winter night closes In.
and new ice begins to form
along the edge Of the sea. the
flock deserts Cape Royds and
heads out for another long sea-
son of living it up on skin.
diving and krill-fishing.
Next: The Penguin as q
playmate.)
Evening star., 1960-11-11
First Of Tive Articles


gums, the clowns of the Ant
arctic" which are not to be
confused with the dignified--
but equally stupid-90-pound.
three-foot Emperor penguins.
The .Adelies stand a little over
q foot high and weigh about
Is or IA pounds at this stage
Of the breeding season.
The Adelies have only Just
begun to return to the ances-
trail breeding grounds. On Oc-
tober 21-the date this air.
mailed dispatch was written
there were about q dozen of
the little creatures at Cape
Royds. These are the eager
beavers; in q month thousands
will flock to this rocky pro-
montory. y
Ornithologists say Adele
penguins are monogamus; that
is. that they mate for life. How
ever, they apparently do not
carry this trait to extremes. If
at the beginning Of a new sea-
son, last years mama Cor papa)
does not return to the old rook-
cry for some such reason as
having been consumed by a
leopard seal or killer whale, q
second marriage Is entirely ap-
propriate.
Build Rock Dixie Nest
First order of business on
reaching the ancestral rookery
Invariably q rocky hill bare
or sparsely covered with snow
Evening star., 1960-11-11
INN, POOL. RESTAURANT, LOUNGE, CLUB
SEWER AND WATER PLANT ALREADY BUILT

The foites mentioned obove we'll paved ond do
motto ponned entrone architectural sketches but down.
eoh reoty oeuol operuton Puhoers eligible for free
membership and free first year dues the beautiful swimming and
recreoIon center.
Evening star., 1960-11-11

4OA 4utu4C ClCCtiOklos
Jose Feliu Pesquera, one Of
two party candidates elected to
the Legislature as at-large
members. said the drive will be-
gin immediately because "a
party based on Christian prin-
ciples is badly needed" in Puerto
Rico.
Mr.. Feliu described the
party's polling Of some $1,000
votes-6.5 per cent of the total
las q good showing since. the
party has been in existence only
five months.
The organization was backed
by the islands Roman Catholic
bishops in an effort to topple
Gov. Luis Munoz Marin and his
Popular Democratic Party.
Gov. Munoz scored q smash
ing victory and was reelected
to q fourth consecutive four.
year term.
Evening star., 1960-11-11

clinching any trade or indus
trial deals with Cuba.
A former Peoples Progress
sive Party legislator, Fred Bow
man. opposing q proposal to
grant concessions to Cuba for
timber extraction, shouted
above Interruptions In the
House from the government
benches:
"Cuba Is now the connecting
link between Russia and China
for Communist penetration OF
this continent. II you grant
Cubans free access to and
from the country. guns and
munitions are going to be
brought here" G
Mr.. Bowman insisted that
any trade deals with Cuba
should be on o cash basis.
He described Premier Fidel
Castro as q man whose word
cannot be trusted.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
The LAST FRONTIER
Penquins Return
For Egg-Hotch Duty

is to construct nest. This
is q cooperative venture: Dad
gathers rocks and Nom sets
them in place.
Purpose Of the nest appar-
emily is more to protect the
eggs from melt-water on up
hill sr1owbanks than to provide
warmth. The rock nests act as
something like dikes. diverting
water and keeping the eggs
from being chilled.
(Some scientists. among
them DR.. Carl Eklund Of Wash
ington, have measured the tenn
peratures Of penguin eggs and
have found them able to with
stand quite low readings. But
like any embryo, the unmatched
penguin thrives best in a warm
environment.) :
At the height Of the season.
veteran penguin-watchers say.
the little birds run each other
a merry chase stealing rocks
from each others nests. All is
fair in love and war. appar-
emily, even in latitude 77:30
south.
The birds who were here
when this dispatch was written
were not really with 1t, as far
as nesting as concerned. They
had the air Of pioneers, or Of
would-be squatters intent on
casing the joint.
He Tends Eggs
Once the nest Is built, the
mama penguin lays two eggs.
and turns the baby-sitting
chore over to papa. Her Job
done for q while, she heads
back out toward the open sea
to swim about and fatten her.
self on the small shrimp-like
creatures. collectively called
"krill." that abound in these
frigid waters.
Mama's trek toward the sea
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Resignation Due

CHARLOTTE AMALIE, Vir-
gin Islands, Nov. II (AP).-
Gov. John d. Merwin Of the
Virgin Islands. q Republican
appointee, said yesterday he
will send in his resignation "at
the time required or even be-
fore" He added to reporters.
however. that he would stay
In Office if requested until his
successor arrived.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
THE EVENING STAR !.
washisgten, D. c.. ALI
Fsidey, November 1I, 1860

which had formed near the
town Of Guanacaste In q plan
TO invade neighboring Mica
ragua.
The insurgents freed Mai.
Jesus Salazar. commander Of
the Guanacaste garrison. who
had been seized as a hostage.
The Costa Rican government
earlier announced the arrest of
about so Nicaraguan opponents
|of Nicarasua's President Luis
Somoza. Among those detained
was DR.. Enrique Lacayo, who
has led previous attempts to in
wade Nicaragua from Costa
Rica and Hopduras.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
A LosArIoN YOU WILL Be PROUD OF

Less on Il miles owoy the obuous Po Beoches cultural
ecreoono ond pleasure Of the Gold Coast Within IS miles
ore sport fishing o tennis poo Io"n bowling swimming io oo
dog ocno voter skiing, boore bathing sailing and shuttle
board
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Cubon Deal Opposed

GEORGETOWN, British
Guiana. Nov. II (AP).-Two
opposition legislators have
warned the government against
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Insurgents Pursued

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, Nov.
IL R).-Costa Rican civil
guards yesterday pursued q
band Of Nicaraguan insurgents
Evening star., 1960-11-11
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

CAPE ROYDS. Antarctica.-
As faithfully as the swallows
ny back to Capistrano. the PEN
gums have come back to Cape
Royds.
These are the little Adele
pronounced add-daily) PEN
Evening star., 1960-11-11
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Puerto Rico Losers
Chart New Drive

SAN JUAN Puerto Rico. IL (AP) Of the de-
feaed Christian Action Party plans yesterday for
registration drive to get the party back the ballot
Failure to poll 10 cent Of the record 7S073 votes In
last Tuesdays election eliminated CAP recognized party
Evening star., 1960-11-11

These striking homes designed especially for this exciting
city by Keller Construction Company of Pon Beoh o~ord
winning Fouoo builder The 2bedoom Coro Beech model shown
oboVe sells for $3.50 including the ot Down poyment $780, in
eludins closing costs.
Evening star., 1960-10-26
ANNUAL BOULEVARD
SHOP COAT CLASSIC

sale that the years has built up tremendous
following with Washingtonians who demand fashion,
quality luxury and thrift This year we think we've sur
passed previous performances with 1900 brand new
coats at savings because of The Hecht Co.'S huge 5store
buying power. The labels read like who's who" in
American coatings =. Forstmann, Hockanum, Worum-
bo etc. plus fine 1000 imported cashmere, 1000
alpacas, even imported fabrics.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Big "Hometown Values" this week at s553HzX7

This weeks value parade is salute to
the friendly folks who serve you every
time you visit your Safeway Store. We
asked employees in each department
what they would like to offer during
their SELL-EBRATION and they lined
up terrific bargains you see listed here.
You'll find these money-savers and
many more awaiting your selection at
your nearby Safeway Store. Safeway
Store employees are hometown" folks
who enjoy their work and appreciate
the opportunity to serve you. The SELL
EBRATION is their way of showing
their appreciation for Jour patronage
and to say thanks, Neighbor .. Come
join in our savings party this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
CourteousU. S. Gunner
Get 5 Years in Britain

KINGSTON. England, Nov
16 (AP.-Two young American
reluctant gunner" were sent
to jail yesterday for five years
for the shotgun robbery Of q
British couple.
The judge indicated the sem
tence would have been sitter
If they hadn't been so courteous
about their crime.
Ronald Cordet Bingnear, Is,
Of Newark. DEL. and Charles lie
Roy Teeters, 20, of Lincoln,
Nebr.. pleaded guilty to robbing
Reginald john Moorse. man-
ager Of London branch Of the
American Express Co., of eco
1850. Both are airmen sta
toned at the United States Air
Force base at Sculthqrpe in
Norfolk County. s
Even the prosecutor sdmitted
that in their raid on Mr..
MooTse's country home Sep
TENDER 4 they didn't use any
moro force than was necessary.
Prosecutor Alan Garfitt said
the pair intended to get the
combination for the safe at the
American Express Office. They
carried sawed-off shotguns.
Mt. and Mrs. MoorSe were
asleep when the arimen broke
in. Mr.. Garf1tt said. Mr.. Moorse
resisted and was struck on the
head.
Mr.. Moorse told the intrud-
ers be couldn't remember the