davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-01-09
lsruel's Points Put
MONTGOMERY on Top

Richard Montgomery held
Oxen Hill to one field goal in
the second half, and Butch
Israel scored seven of his IA
points in the last quarter to
catch Oxon Hill at 40-all. Israel
then scored the only point of
the overtime to record a 41-40
victory at Oxon Hill last night.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Mclean Wins No. 6

Mclean broke a 90 first
quarter deadlock with seven
straight points en- route to a
1929 verdict over Fairfax. 1t
was the sixth win in Northern
Virginia Group I play for Nc
Leans basketball team.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Catholic u. Bows
In Mat Match

Western Maryland won the
last two matches yesterday tc
clinch a 22-18 MaSon-Dixor
Conference wrestling victory
over Catholic University.
1t was the third straight
conference defeat for Catholic
Western Maryland has a 1-2
mark.
The winning points for West
ern Maryland came in the
newly-added 191-pound class
and the heavyweight match.
1913 pounds-Western Maryland
QorfeiD; 1870 pounds-Ben Swami fC)
deciSioned Lew Alperstein. 1872; l37
pounds at Ollie forfeiD: l47
pounds-Jim Edgar wv. M pinned
Greg Reinhard, 4:O2; 157 pounds
Dick Thompson &C. decisioned Henry
Ward, 81 1877 poundS-Bruce Hart
man (Cl pinned Joe RumbleS. S:26;
III pounds-Bill Pyfrom (Cl and Bill
Case drew; l9l pounds-Ken Moh-
lenich wv M pinned Terry Hanlon
! 80; Observation-Disclosures RumbleS
(W. M pinned Jim Collins, 2:03.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Jackson Spilled

Unbeaten Peabody High
School from Petersburg, Va,
built a 20-point lead at half
time and coasted to its third
basketball victory, 59-45, last
night at Luther Jackson.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

OSbourn, clicking on 81 of
80 foul shots to Herndon's l3
of 81, led from the second
quarter on to notch a 55-5l
basketball decision last night
at Herndon.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

Wheaton took an early 60
lead, but Northwood rallied to
take a 1877 advantage at the
end of the first quarter as it
headed for a 53-49 basketball
victory
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Sherwood Hits 81

Sherwood rolled up 80 points
in notching its first win in
seven basketball games this
season, beating Longfellow. 81
3S, on the winners court last
night. 1t was Longfellow's sec
ond loss in as many games.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK Madison Square Gar
DEM ).-GaSpar Ortega, l4754, Mexico
outpointed Stan HARRINGTON. I47Is,
Honolulu. 10.
TOKYO.-Sadao Yaoita. japan. OUT
pointed Chernchai Lukmarulee, Thai
land, 10. Flyweights
Evening star., 1960-01-09

Halftime: 1924, Anacostia. Man.
men scored field goal for Tech.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

Totals 90 IL So Totals 24l76
Halftime score: 1924. Dunbar.
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Totals - $50 Totals 1915 As
Halftime score: 35-l5, Peabody.
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Totals 22ll55 Totals 2ll4 SO
Halftime score: 1925. Fairmont
HeightS.
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Wheaton Bumped

Totals 23 IL 81 Totals 26 9
Halftime score: 24-22, B-CC.
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Totals 81 $50 Totals lOlO4s
Halftime score: 1920, Marshall.
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Totals 2015 55 Totals 10 13 8
Halftime score: 3l-25, O'Connell.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

Totals 20 4 a Totals 1911 40
Halftime score: 23-22. Stuart.
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Totals 10 525 Totals l 5 % SO
Halftime score: 32-ll, Washington
Evening star., 1960-01-09

Totals 10 8 80 Totals Poll 80
Halftime score: 34-14, BladensburR.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Blair Takes Verdict

Totals II II 81 Totals 25 o SO
Halftime score: 1892. Suitland.
Evening star., 1960-06-14


thrifty, exactly controlled-and on this
handsome Roper you'll find the most wanted
features. Burner-w -with-a-brain automatically
adjusts the top-burner flame to hold any
temperature you set Family-Size oven has
window and interior light--and precise tenn
perature control for perfect baking results every
time SmOkeleSS brOiler for meats with that
Incompatible Hame-kiSsed flavor!
Easier cleaning parts lift out for washing.
Dramatic styling includes accents of chrome
and jet black built-in fluorescent lamp .4~-
4-hour timer-alarm clock
36-ineh model S52E23
Evening star., 1960-06-14

and camelliaS; its Azalea
Trail and Bellengrath Gar
dens are exquisite.
There is nothing quite as
gay as the Mardi GraS, and
food, rents and real estate
are far cheaper than the
Washington area. If you are
interested in domestic help,
it is easily available.
Though / graduated, some
years ago. from Murphy
High School there, ! can as
sure you each one of my
teachers had a college degree.
Yes, there is a State income
tax. a personal property tax,
and a 8 per cent sales tax in
Alabama. There are very few
States without these taxes.
Yes, there are millions of
pine trees, oak trees, and you
will see one street there.
Springhill avenue, which is
miles long that has great
towering moss-covered oaks
on either side that form an
arch all the way down the
street.
Yes, if you have pride in
your property and home you
will spend time cleaning and
raking, but certainly no more
than we have spent since be-
ing in this area with all the
lovely trees around where
we live.
I cannot tell you about
zoning laws; just that three
years ago my brother built
onto his home mot do-it-
yourself thought and he had
to have permits, etc.
You will find city bus
transportation very good,
and only a few months ago
a very large and lovely shop
ping center opened with
many Of the good downtown
stores in the area included
in it.
I don't think you will And
Mobile any more humid than
the Washington area, in fact,
less.
The people there are gra-
cious and friendly. one is
made to feel welcome. I still
maintain that one can be
happy living most anywhere
Give lived in dozens Of differ
ent places since leaving Mo-
bile) and have loved at least
some things about all of
them. Whatever your deci-
sion, good luckl
Evening star., 1960-06-14
Hoir Pieces

To Mrs. P. S., Washington
I have not seen an answer
to the lady who wanted to
make switches from hair
combings so here is one. I
watched my mother so often.
She kept all her combings
in a little box and pulled
them into long pieces, teased
them out as she said, then
tied them in a regular knot
in the middle and put them
carefully in an envelope.
When she had quite a few
she would sew them to a fiat
shoelace, first filling one side
of the lace, then the other.
Even as she wore it she would
Evening star., 1960-06-14
Mobile Is nv Home Town
Mrs. "a. Z. r.. Arlin

MIS- NJ. L. T.. ArIngt0ni To N. r. D.
After reading Mrs. C. BIS singing report Mobile to
M r. D., bit reluctant to say and reared
in Mobile, Aha
My family is still there and of feel any
for the Mrs B. failed ten you spring.
Mobile fa1yland beauty with its gorgeous azaeas
Evening star., 1960-06-14
Butter Coke

Mrs. r. C. R., Washington
Will someone please give
some helpful hints in baking
a good butter cake. I am a
very young bride, married one
month, and have already met
my first failure; my first
cake.
/ have an electric mixer,
so maybe I mixed it too long;
maybe not enough.
I thought / followed the
directions but the recipe
failed to give the approx
Evening star., 1960-06-14
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
bod Of ceramic tile with which

lot Of ceramic tile with which
I hope to cover the bottom.
Since I will be doing the
work myself, would someone,
experienced in this line Of
work, please tell me what
type of cement to use for set
ting tile that will be immersed
in water about three months
Of the year.
If no one can, where can I
obtain the information? I
would also appreciate learn
ing if there is any special way
to protect the pool during the
winter months to prevent
cracking. Many thanks.
Evening star., 1960-06-14

mate time for the creaming
and mixing.
viii someone please, please
send in your favorite butter
cake recipe in detail--step by
step, My husband is espe-
cially fond Of coconut.
I think it will mean a lot
to us If I can come up with
q nice cake; the kind that
his mother used to bake.
Thanks a million.
Evening star., 1960-06-14
Vigorous Mother
Mrs. K. E. M.

MIS-. n. e. w.
Would some kind reader
please give me a piece of vital
information? I've promised
my offspring flour of them
that I'd build them a perma-
nent-type wading pool this
summer, and have obtained a
Evening star., 1960-06-14
Cleaning Elastic
ms. 2. ~. Washint

MIS-. r. d. washington
Is there any way Of clean
ing soiled elastic in garments
without its stretching or be-
coming weak enough to
break. Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-06-14
Cokino Polish

Miss L. D.. Washington
Is there any way of keep
ing white shoe polish from
caking on shoes?
Evening star., 1960-06-14

Send for this rare bargain to treat your
family to quick, easy Rice n Spice
dishes - with the worlds finest rice,
River Brand or Carolina Brand Natural
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top-nothing to buy, just send soc Zone
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Then, get River Brand or Carolina
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Saffron Rice, Curry, Chill (recipe leaf
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Evening star., 1960-06-14
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You get 4 House Of Herbs Spice
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Evening star., 1960-08-28
4-Proieet 20 Presents.

! Hour. nightmare in Red" A
documentary dromo Of Russio in
this century. Alexander ScourbY
narrator. lRepeot.l
Evening star., 1960-08-28
5-Don Owens Jomboree.
9-Hove Gun, Will TroveI.

PoIodin is challenged by O tricky,
fost- -drowinq troll boss who sports
q very speciol gun and VOWS to
shoot it out when PoIodin be-
friends q herd tromp. Richard
Boone, Robert WiIke, Ken Cur
It's. tRepeotD
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Program Listings

9-Mr. Lucky. Adventure.
A dying fathers desire to see his
son makes Lucky the target Of
crime syndicote when the boy
turns up on the Fortune II. John
Vivyon, Ross Hortin. tRepeotD
Evening star., 1960-08-28
September ;
1880
Color.

4-BononZo. COlOr.
I Hour. "Deoth OF Down." The
three Cartwright brothers risk the
life of their father TO rid Virginia
CITY Of band Of terorlsts. Per-
nell Roberts. Dan Blocker,
Michael London, Lorne Greene.
tRepeot.l
5-Horbor Command. AdV're.
Wendell Corey stors.
7-Diek Clark Show. Variety.
Guests: The PIotters, The Vis-
counts, Mark Dining, Joonne
CompbeII Danny and the Juniors.
9-Perry Mason. Mystery.
! Hour. The Case Of the Empty
Tin" Mason (Roymond BurrI
tries 10 prove thot his client is
the Iegol heiress TO fortune. but
the picture changes when she IS
found next to O corpse with gun
in her hand.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
SATURDAY

Of Venus comes to life in de-
pertinent store. Ava Gordner,
Dick Haynes.
9-Ten- Thirty Theoter. Dromo.
1900
4-News. Sports.
Norton. Michoel.
7-Soturdoy Night Movie.
lX7 Hours. Steamboat Round
the Bend" 1895. Two steamboat
coptoins resolve to settle their
newest feud by having roce.
with the winner taking over both
boots. Will Rogers, Irwin S. Cobb.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Barber Douglas. Daniels.
4-Feoture Festival. Movie.
IA Hours. TO the Shores OF
TrlpoIi." 1912. The story Of
young man who thought he wos
too good for the Corps. John
Payne, Randolph Scott.
9-Summer 0lympies.
Jim Mckay, anchor man. From
Rome, ltoIy.
HAS
9-The Lote Show. Movie.
ia Hours. Billy the Kid"
l94l. A story concerning the
notorious outlaw. Robert Taylor.
Bron DonIevy.
1900
5-ScotIond Yord. Crime.
1910
5-Newsbeot.
lao
9-Meditotion. Weather.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
100

5-city Reporter. Crime
Mark Stevens stors.
7-John Gunther's High Rood.
"HolIond, Lond Under the SEQ. "
The unendlns struggle Of pee-
pie oeoinst the threatening, en-
croochlne SEQ. John 0unther,
noTotor.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
ended June 10

ended June 80.
According TO r. B. Tootell,
Governor, Farm Credit AG-
miniStration, the independent
agency which SuperviSeS the
credit system nationally. farm
erS and their purchasing and
marketing cooperativeS bor-
rowed nearly 81 billion during
the year. while their loans out
standing reached u new high
OF SAB billion.
Tootell attributed much OF
the continued rise in use vi
credit by farmers 10 their eff
forts to improve efficiency
through substituting capital iol'
labor.
Much of the increased use of
credit. il was pointed out. was
accounted for through the 49I
produ> ton credit associations
where farmers last year Dor
rowed $40 billion-an increase
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
Want To Learn
A Vocation?

The Wilmington Industrial
Education Center is offering
this year. for the first tirar,
evening classes for people de-
string 10 learn Il trade. These
classes will meet five evenings
a week for three hours. The
wuIk>wlll cover both the theo-
~ and practice of the TRADE.
The shops are we'll equipped
with up-tu-date equipment.
and courses will be taught bv
instructors with experience
working in the trade they are
teaching. Courses To- Toe offered
are Internal Combustion En-
sineS. Machine Shop. Retriger-
alton x Air Conditioning,
Drafting. x EIcctronicS. The
length of the course will vary
according 10 the trade. but the
average length will be ten
months. ms training Is not
only available TO those within
communlng distance but also
anyone who wishes To room in
Wilmington. Registration and
an urganIzational meeting Will
be held al the Industrial Edu-
cation Center. South 18th
Street, on October 3. at 100
p NJ.
The Center will again this
year offer Trade Extension
classes. These classes are de-
signed to help those people
who are interested in advance
ment on their present job.
Since these classes are for en-
ployed people, they will meet
al night. two nights a week.
for two hours. For the past
several years classes of this
type have operated. and a great
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05

nm" 10o2ie OF the area nave
benefited.
Offerings this year will IN
clude Drafting and Blueprint
Reading for the various trades.
Ma, hine shop. Welding. Elect
rici;y. Radio 4 TcleviSiun. In
tcrnal Combustion Engines.
Automo,iNc Electricity. Build
ing Estimating. Diesel. Shcc,
Metal * Pip. Layout. Cabiny,
Making. Industrial Chemistry.
industrial Mathematics. and
Supervisory Training.
Registration for the classes
Viii bc held on Oct. ;. al 100
+. NJ. IN the Industrial Educa-
Non Building, y South 18th
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05

! Of IS Ger ceat-S pay oper1t-
ing expenses and TO make pur-
chaSeS OF equipment, machin-
cry and other capital items.
The Is banks for coopera-
tiveS make facility, working
capital and commodity loans.
Over 1000 farmers purchaS-
ing, marketing and business
service cooperativeS borrowed
S672 million from the Is banks
tor cooperativeS during the
year-a SO per cent increase i'll
Smount over Il year ago.
Although IN. total OF farm
SrS' new long-tcrm mortgage
loans from the Federal land
banks amounted 10 10 per cent
less than curing the previous
year, ToOtell said, the amount
OF loans farmers had uutStand-
ing hit Il new peak of SIS bill
lion AZ the years end.
Loanable funds for the syS-
tenn are obtained through In.
sale OF bonds and deoenturcS
10 the public. Sales OF Sucn
securities during the year tot
aled 1913 billion. These secur-
ltlCS are not Guaranteed by the
Government III any way.
Combined net worth OF the
banks and associations Of IT,,
system increased by SIS mil
lion during the wear To over
ST. billion. Tuotcn reported.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05

wa- nm over -0uth ~ Tabor
City near State Line.
The Ju't Iul,u ;ntt the drlN-
or of TIE striking automobile.
Gave Junior Stevens ~ IL. /.
Tabor CITY. could uat avoid
striking the dead ~ %.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
Jury Reports

\ corCncr'S jury ruled thv
highway death OF Daniel Lea
man Spivey who Was struck ON
an automobile Saturday un-
avuijablc.
Coroner l.ttlcjuhn Blautun
presided AT the inquest held
last night III Conway.
Spivey. SO. 9! Ri |. Tabor
CITY. died in the Conway Hos
ritdl "i;,: an iujury when he
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
Farmers And Co. Ops Set New
Marks In Loans From system

Farmers and their coopera-
tives made record use of their
Farm Credit System loan fac
ilities during the fiscal wear
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05

Strces.
L; additional information oi
pEe-regl>tratlDn il drSirCt
please write the Center "a
phone Roger 2-l3Ii.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
Guaranteed Anti-Freeze Protee

Two easy steps give you guaranteed
anti-freeze protection all winter long.
Cd Tell your Phillips 8 Dealer the
amount Of anti-freeze protection you
want even down to 90 below. ~
He'll inspect the cooling system to be
sure there are no leaks add the
proper amount Of Phillips o6 Perma-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05
Powerful! Long Lasting!
Trop-Artie* Bottery

See your Phillips 66
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-10-05

nent Type Anti-Freeze . give you a
Guarantee Tag. During the winter if
you need any additional anti-freeze
to keep the temperature protection
you requested, your Phillips oo Dealer
will add il at no additional charge.
Could anything be fairer? Go see your
Phillips oo Dealer today!
Evening star., 1960-12-10
BMboords on the BeItwoy?

= The decision of Virginia's Highway
Commission to leave some l8O miles of
interstate highways open for billboard
construction is an outstanding victory
for commercial interests seeking to ex-
plot the new expressways to the de-
triment and distress of the motoring
public. The decision ought not to be
allowed to stand. If, as the commission
asserts, it would be too costly to exclude
biAboards along rights of way purchased
before last June-as the General AS
sembly had intended-then the next
legislature should approve some other
method of imposing the ban.
The commission has prevented bill
boards along interstate rights of way ac-
quired since the billboards law became
effective, on June 81. It says 1t has
found, however, that it would cost
nearly 81 million and involve the work
OF about 100 men to attempt now to
eliminate billboards along rights of way
settled upon before the law was passed.
The assembly authorized" such ease
mentS to keep signboards at least $50
feet from the highways. If the plan were
carried out, Virginia would qualify for a
Federal bonus of about SIS million. How
can the loss of this money, though ear
marked for the future, be justified, even
II the easement program entailed an
expenditure Of as much as 81 million?
More important than the economic
aspects. however, are the dismal impli-
cations Of the commissions decision as
1t will affect interstate highway projects
in nearby Virginia. Will Virginia ac-
tually permit an array of scenery
defacing billboardS to rise along the new
Capital beltway. between the Cabin
John and Jones Point bridges? And
along the extension Of Shirley highway
to Richmond? And on portions of new
Route 66 through the Manassas Battle
field Park? 1t is hard to believe that such
landScape-Scarring structures would be
allowed to affront the sensibilities of
the public.
State legislative and executive rep
resentatives should be able to work out
a.plan which will halt any such invasion
Of the new highways by the signboard
builders. Arlington Delegate Harrison
Mann, who helped to pilot the billboard
law, through the past legislature, has
promised to seek an effective preventive
Of the billboard blight, perhaps by ex-
ercfse OF the States power of eminent
domain. We hope the other opponents
of roadside mutilation will succeed in
saving the beltway and the other fine
new interstate highways from the bill
board threat.
Evening star., 1960-12-10
End of the lea

Those whose memories date back to
1852 will recall that Maryland's original
and bittereSt Route 24O controversy
centered on the so called Southeast
leg-a. proposed freeway behind the
Bethesda Naval Medical Center extend
ing from the Route 240 expressway at
Wisconsin avenue to the East-West high
way at Jones Mill road. Well, after all
these years, the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Commission
finally gave up the other day on the
highway route, and cleared the way
for construction of Is homes in the
$80,0OO class.
Originally, of course. the idea was
that the "leg" would be the first step
toward Route 240 expressway to down.
town Washington along the edge of Rock
Creek Park. Later, as the expressway
location was switched away from the
park, Maryland highway engineers con-,
tinued to insist that the Southeast leg
was necessary, in order to eliminate
some of the intolerable traffic at the
Bethesda intersection of East-West
highway, Wisconsin avenue and Old
Georgetown road. AS recently as year
or so ago, the Maryland Roads Commits
sion was vigorously asserting the need
for the road.
The trouble was that the highway
ofncialS have refused to allocate money
for the construction of the highway,
even at some date far in the future.
And in view of this refusal, the planning
commission decided-although its mem
bers nearly came to blows in doing So
that they no longer could preserve the
highway route and thereby deny de-
velopment rights to owners of the
property.
We believe that the future will show
the abandonment of the road to be a
mistake. But the fault lies with the
Roads Commission, not the planners
Suburban Maryland's power to reserve
land for future highways is unusually
strong, and highly valuable. In the
absence of financial support by highway
construction agencies, however, the sys-
tenn eventually collapses, as it did in
this case.
Evening star., 1960-12-10

few and sets up a hostile
atmosphere. The resultant
feeling among the youth
could possibly be one of
rejection rather than guild
ance. Such an atmosphere
Is not conducive to encourag-
ing responsibility
81 Do such laws get to the
heart of the matter? Worse,
do they direct our energies
in the wrong direction? The
causes of juvenile crime are
not created by disrespect for
laws as such. Rather, as most
clinical studies Of criminals
show. their character Is
largely the result Of family
background and physical en-
vironment. Punishment for
violating restrictive laws
changes neither background
nor environment. II you say,
I'm sick Of pampering them;
give them what they de-
serve" you must ask, Have
they yet gotten what they
deserve?"
u What does get to the
heart of the matter? az
provision of more construc-
tive opportunities for recrea-
ton and leisure. b. orienta-
. tion for parents that will
make them more concerned,
c. more aid in planning from
churches. schools, libraries,