davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-12-07
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 claiming; (SSOOO);
8 NeA -OldN and lnnE

DASHING SQUAW . winner for S5 200
and should rally to win smother. RUN RABBIT RUN
drops from S80 600 will be catch GRAPHIC
AID might take II all = top effort
Evening star., 1961-12-07

PINK CAP II Nigh thave his last with some
luck and gets the vote here SPRING BROKER
the one 10 beat RIVER RAGE Is better than his last
race, having won on the turf earlier.
Evening star., 1961-12-07


AMREi has the best Of the weights in this turf
event and looks best TUSCAN FLASH won for s; 800
but adds pounds HAY LOFT is capable Of upsettinr
NINTH RACE-Purse S?,5OOi claiming So .OOOl: 3-year-
Evening star., 1961-12-07

Totals p 64S Totals l6 : 80
Halftime score: 2l-ls. Gwynn Park.
Evening star., 1961-12-07

HIDOUBLE drops from $4,000 and should win In
weaker competition here. HARDWOOD earlier for
$1,000 SPEED TO SPARE favored when third at
Aaueduct recently for $500
Evening star., 1961-12-07
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
At PimIico

Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 7:15 PM.
FIRST RACE-Prrss. SaoOO claiming Cs3,5OO,' s.ysAr-
Evening star., 1961-12-07

MR.. BILLY PAGE to In . spot to win
smother here OUR BONNIE S: is better than her last
race when fifth for $4,000. ZIPKIN'S RAVEN drops
from 81 900.
Evening star., 1961-12-07
BEST BET-MR. BILLY PAGE

BASHFUL BIN faces a particularly weak field
capable OF uDsetting.
Evening star., 1961-12-07
College
Basketball

By the Associated Press
AREA
ST. Johns 70 Geo. Washington g.
Navy Plebes 95 MONTGOMERY &c g.
Evening star., 1961-12-07

BROTHER YOUNTZ had speed In New Jersey and
should ourun this field, MONTI CONT is due for i'm
provement. LADY DECATHLoNET should take = money
The Adak sun., 1961-01-09
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.hurch and community.

church and community
Lutheran congregations in the
State Of West Virginia and Gar
rett County, will be represented
at the two-day meeting, May 5
and 6, at Jackson's Mill
Hi-lighting the workshop on Fri
day evening will be Doctor B. C..
Harrington, Professor of Econom-
les at Davis and Elkins College,
and a member of the Governors
Commission on Problems of the
Aged and Aging Doctor Harring-
ton will speak on the needs of
the elderly in the communities
Of West Virginia to which the
congregation can render effective
service.
On Saturday, May s, discussion
groups will be held on what Lu-
,heran congregations can do in the
area of Christian Service. Discus
sion leaders will be the Rcvcr-
end. L. Stanley Whitson, Elkins;
the Reverend Jack WEIGH. New
Haven; the Reverend Milo Ger
berding New Martinsville; and
Mrs Eric Summers of Grace
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other surface burst was one Of 5
mcgatons at Dundalk near Balti-
more. The third fell near Andrews
Air Force base in Prince Georges
county.
Thee was no explanation why
the section of Accident was
chosen for one Of the mock bombs.
The points across the country
we're picked by the federal govern
mcnt and given to state civil de
Tense officials in sealed envelopes.
All of Maryland's three million
population would have been al-
fcctcd by radioactive fallout if
they had no shelters. a spokesman
had said. Without shelter the
casualties could have exceeded
one million persons. Government
and business officials Of top caiber
realistically applied themselves to
problems of an emergency nature,
it was said. Press, radio and tele-
vision were termed cooperative in
carrying the alert to completion.
Maryland's three theoretical
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-04
To Conduct Workshop
On The Aging

The Lutheran Synod of West
Virginia will conduct workshop
on Christian Service at Jackson's
Mill Friday and Saturday, May 5
and 6.
The workshop. with focus on
the aging, has been planned and is
sponsored by the Social Missions
Committee of the Lutheran Synod
of West Virginia
Purpose of the workshop on
Christian Service is to define
Christian service as congrega-
tional function and to discover
unmet needs of older people in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-04
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Army Pvt. David c. Verde
oaugh. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
w Werdebaugh, Route l. Oak
and, recently was graduated from
the SOD Airborne Division Jump
School at Fort Bragg, n c..
Werdebaugh received his para
trooper wings after completing
four weeks of intensive ground
and aerial training which included
five parachute jumps The SD, a
Strategic Army Corps tSTRACl
unit. maintains an immediate
readiness force for airborne de-
ployment to any area in the
world. Werdebaugh entered the
Army last October and received
training at Fort Benning, Ga. The
20-ycar-old soldier attended South
crn High School
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was delighted by the fine perform
ances given by Frank Vitez, the
White Rabbit, and Linda Fisher,
who portrayed Alice in Wonder
lard.
Some Of the outstanding dances
were the Dancing Dolls, the Alas
kan Dance, the Pony, and the
winding of the May Pole
The gymnasium was nicely dec
GRATED under direction of Mrs. Pol
~ Hanst and Mrs. Martha LaWton.
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Welfare Expenses
Continue To Climb

Expenditures through the Garet,
County welfare Board for the
month of March totalcd S3l 22O94,
~ increase Of over six hundred
dollars. it was announced by Dr.
ALVIN Thalheimcr. chairman of the
State Department of Public Wei
fac. This did no include costs of
administration.
The report showed the total was
exactly S622. 50 more than the pre-.
vious month and was the sixth
Increase in seven months. The
amoant was expended among 720
persons. 20 more than thc prev.
on. month.
Largest expenditure was in the
category Of Aid TO Dependent Chill
drcn where 354 persons in 1913 fam
lies received Sl2829 35. an average
of SlOi.30 per family Inc number
was is more than the previous
month There we're SIX new ap-
p'icatoas with SIX cases added and
ono cancelled.
One hundred nlnety-iive per-
sors in the Old Age Assistance
category IeceIvcu % oo'o'' "''
average Oh ot9''" inns was Iou'
Tess than Tor inc previous month
'hu decrease Oh over go mere
we're Iliile ne" dPP'icd'iolls ~ w ;
C'.'- - -,
Ivy .'''e , -it0. - ,,
e,o, ~ ,-;.ln ,.1 -, -. 1,,.,
&c norm, ano,,Iv and totan, dis
abIod received s4s41 85 an av
oraoo Of e5oAa Tboro was ore
now case il tbis dona,.tnont u,it,,
two casoe addod and no casos am
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-04
''Bomb Raid Deaths
Reach 100000 In
State, Officials Say

Civil Defense officials estimated
that three, imaginary nuclca'
bombs which fell on Maryland
during the Operation Alert" last
Friday would have caused more
than 100000 deaths if they had
kccn real.
These paper casualties would
have been from blast and fire OF
the three hypothetical bombs
which fell at three widely sepa-
rated points in the state
The largest of the make believe
bombs was dropped or Acct
dent. This was a surface burs,
which would have caused damage
lor radius Of about IS miles. An
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-04
Royal Coronation
HighEights Show

The seven girls shown above
and their escorts were considered
royalty on Monday evening at the
annual May Day pageant held at
Northern High school
Miss Glover's Attire
Miss Rita Glover, Queen was
very appropriately adorned in a
white rufflcd net floor length
gown. She wore a matching train,
made of white net. white high
heels, and elbow length gloves
Miss Glover was crowned as the
'60-'61 May Queen by Mr. Karol
Rush president of the PTA.
Rita said, Monday evening was
enc of the most memorable events
of my high school life, but as 1
reigned over the pageant fell
more humble than royal
Commemorate Performance
The mountaineering audience
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Lutheran Church. Fairmont.

Serving as Rcsoursc Person
is the Reverend Chester A. Holm
quist, Executive Director of the
Lutheran Service Society of West
crn Pennsylvania.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-04

Thousands of Negroes and LOGO
whites were killed in six weeks Of
terror in Portuguese colony of
Angola, it was reported.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-05-04

atomic blasts" would be the
equivalent Of IS million tons Of
INT.
There was no stopping of traffic
in this county during the alert.
Evening star., 1961-11-26
U. S. Army Cites
Ex-Chief of Stuff
Of HitIeEs Army

MUNICH. Germany. Nov. rs
(AP).-Retired Gen. Franz
Halder. chief of the general
staff of Hitler's Army from
1888 to 1912, has been given
a "meritorious civilian service
award" by the United States
Army's European Command.
The award was given to Gen.
Halder, now n, for his work
with the United States Army
in its historical research pro-
gram after World War II. He
also was cited for strengthen
ing American-German rela-
tionS.
Gen. E. C. Coleman, chief of
staff at the United States
Army's European Headquarters
in Heidelberg, presented the
award to Gen. Halder yester-
day.
Gen. Halder was chief of the
Evening star., 1961-11-26
Local Role Urged
In Civil Defense
By the Associated Press

President Kennedy is being
urged by Representative Broy-
hill. Republican of Virginia, to
give fire departments the ma
jor local role for co-ordinating
the civil defense program.
THE need for a locally
oriented program is apparent, +"
Mr.. Broyhill wrote the Presi-
dent. He added that "the chief
reason previous Federal pro-
grams have failed to capture
the support of the general
public is that they were not
close enough to the people
themselves"
Mr.. Broyhill said he and
other members of Congress
have received a flood of in
quiries concerning civil defense.
These inquiries. he said, have
made it apparent that despite
the dedicated and sincere ef-
forts of many well-qualified
and thoroughly trained ex-
perts in this field there
is no proper communication
from civil defense leaders to
the American people"
Local fire departments are
especially well placed, he added,
to bring civil defense programs
directly to the people and to
furnish a line of communica-
ton between civil defense lead
ers and the people.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

Ecuadorian envoy continued,
"the extreme left is now a bit
disappointed in the way Presi-
dent Arosemena has organized
the new government"
Communists Not Included
Not one member of the ex-
treme left is represented in
the new cabinet, he explained.
THE President has taken
representatives of all demo-
cratic tendencies in the country
from right to left-but the
Communists remain outside. ="
United States officials con-
cerned with Latin American
policy find little to quarrel with
in what Mr.. Plaza is saying
here. They find it highly sig
nificant that a man of his
stature and "pro-American"
reputation should be offered
and should accept this high
level explanatory mission" to
the United States.
Evening star., 1961-11-26

proval rather than concrete
projects backed by technical
studies outlining the aid neces-
sary."
ChanneIed Through Board
All development projects are
now chaneled through the
National Planning Board in
Ecuador, he explained, and
none are presented to various
United States agencies "un-
! til they are in proper form"
Il have brought no shopping
list with me-" he said. PROF
ects will go through the proper
channels when they are ready" ="
What about President Arose
mena's statement just after
Inauguration that he would re-
open relations with Castro
Cuba, and hints about taking
up relations with the Soviet
Union?
1T is a fact that the previ-
GUS government never broke
relations with Fidel Castro, +"
Mr.. Plaza stated. I'VE will
maintain diplomatic ties, but
we have also made it clear
we will not tolerate interfer-
ence from any quarter in our
domestic affairs"
No plans exist for opening
diplomatic relations with the
Soviet Union, he said. THE
President has said we will
trade with all countries, but
that has nothing to do with
establishing diplomatic ties.
Bad Start Admitted
Mr.. Plaza admitted that
President AroSemena h d
gotten off to a bad start with
the United States because of
a trip he took to Moscow last
June, while he was still vice
president under Velasco Ibarra.
He had departed on the day
United States Ambassador
Adlai Stevenson arrived in
Quito. the capital, on a fact
finding tour of Latin America
for President Kennedy.
President Velasco had dis
sociated himself from the trip
at the last minute, and Mr..
Arosemena's departure was Of
ficially termed an insult" to
the United States.
But Velasco asked his Vice
President to call off the trip
only "a hours before it was
scheduled to begin" Mr.. Plaza
said. by that time it was too
late to change plans"
AS a matter of fact" the
Evening star., 1961-11-26

and a new income tax law are
already before the Congress, -
Mr.. Plaza answered. He ex-
pected the inheritance tax to
be law by the time he re-
turns home; the income tax
reform was still in committee
These two taxes will do
much to correct the injustice
in distribution of income" he
said. The government of former
President Velasco Ibarra -
which fell after mass violence
and disaffection in the mill
tary had promised these re-
forms, but had not pushed
them in Congress.
Tax Situation Explained
Somehow the idea has
spread in your country" Mr..
Plaza continued, that those
81 taxes President Velasco
imposed and which led to his
downfall and bloodshed we're
part of reforms demanded un-
der the self-help requirements
of the Alliance for Progress.
1T simply is not true. Those
taxes were on consumer goods,
and they hurt the poor more
than the rich. Congress has
modified them and they will
be repealed completely as we
switch from indirect taxation
on goods to direct taxes on
income"
One of the most interesting
aspects Of recent developments.
Mr.. Plaza said, was the new
"awarenesS" by moneyed groups
in Congress that these changes
in taxation are necessary.
What about President Arose
mena's criticism of the way
North American economic aid
was channeled to Ecuador?
Many times in the past the
slowness of your aid was due
to red tape and bureaucracy
here" Mr.. Plaza answered.
But we also recognize that
many other difficulties were
caused by Ecuador presenting
a list of aspirations for ap-
Evening star., 1961-11-26
Envoy Says Arosomeno
Is LiberoI, Not Leftist
BY GEORGE SHERMAN
q, Star Staff Writer

New Ecuadorian President
Carlos Julio Arosomena, who
came to power on a tide of
mass violence, has lost no time
in reassuring official Washing
ton that he is liberal" not
'1eftist."
He has dispatched Gallo
Plaza Lasso here as special en-
voy TO spread the message. Mr..
Plaza will meet with President
Kennedy before departing on
Wednesday. Last Friday he
talked with Secretary of State
RuSk.
President Arosomena has
made a convincing choice of
ENJOYS. Mr.. Plaza is a highly
respected friend of the United
States both here and at home.
II would not have come on
behalf Of the new government if
its position were not crystal
clear" he said during an in
terview in his hotel.
Former President Himself
Mr.. Plaza himself was Presi-
dent of Ecuador from 1948 to
1852 - the first President to
finish his constitutional term
of office since 1925. He was
born in New Jersey. educated
at the University of Califor-
mia, University of Maryland,
and at the Georgetown Foreign
Service Institute here.
A tall, Distinguished looking
man with hair slightly graying
at the temples, Mr.. Plaza
speaks perfect English. And his
massive frame is a reminder
that he once starred on the
University of California foot
ball team.
Due to some unfortunate
circumstances" he said, Presi-
dent Arosomena had been
"misrepresented" in this coun-
try. His job, as he saw it, was
to set the ledger straight, and
one after another he licked off
points in favor of United States
support for the new govern
ment.
president Arosomena is a
liberal by conviction and by
tradition" Mr.. Plaza said. He
is all for the Alliance for
Progress. But he realizes that
the task of developing our
country rests primarily on our
shoulders, not on yours"
Masses Impatient
The Alliance for Progress
sponsored by President Kenne-
dy, he said, only makes it
possible to reach higher goals
sooner than we could our
selves"
You should never forget
that the masses all over Latin
America are impatient for full
fillment of their expectations"
ne continued.
What was the new govern
menS doing to fulfill their ex-
pectations?
"a new inheritance tax law
Evening star., 1961-11-26

German general staff during
the early Nazi conquests in
Europe. He lost his job in Octo-
Der, 1912, when the Nazis en-
Evening star., 1961-11-26

countered their first setbacks
on the Russian front.
The Nazis arrested him and
his family in 1914 after the
July 20 unsuccessful attempt
Evening star., 1961-04-26
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

APARTMENT BLDG. l2 to 20
units, from 4 to z years old.
Have purchaser with subst. On.
pymt. BERGMAN REALTY co.
JU. 9-4352, JU. T-7644.
Evening star., 1961-04-26
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
fSAAITfNiiIERN

CONN. AND ks rms, approx.
1,400 50. IT.: suitcase, rent 1913
mo. to March 1868. Modern bldg.
with air cond. EX. $3.50.
CONN. AVE. 1912 R st. n.w.-Ap-
prox. 200 SO. IT. Excellent loca-
ton: $3.50. HO. 2-2l64.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.-l or Q
large unfurn. rooms in established
wall. a nnnintnd SIiiIn co SNRAl
Evening star., 1961-04-26
RED HOT!
5000 DOWN

Will buy this newly decorated. 3.
bedrm., 2-bath and rec. rm home
master bedrm.. 1Sx1S. with pvt
bath and open-deck balcony, FHA
deal incls. dishwasher, disposal
washer and drier; storm windows
and drs. Lge. 1s5-ft. lot is fenced
Ideal for children. Close 70 schools
and busline. Price S17.950.
IA. 7-6525
Evening star., 1961-04-26
VACATION PLACES

ELK RIDGE LAKE-Swim, fish. in
Maryland mountains; small pvt.
lake, sand beach, masonry cottage,
elec. kit: sleeps 8, Rent $50 wk.
Sale $500 dn. Small monthly pay
ments; h-acre lots; $50 dn., $40
mo, One hour D. c. JU. S-5243.
WAITsFIELD, VT.-Mountain ski
cabin; 4 rms, swimming nearby;
$50 wk. or 500 mo. WI. S-gl7I.
Evening star., 1961-04-26
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

HID 6 1Ia-YD FRONT END LOAD
Err Dump truck and low-boy
trailer. Rubber tired front end
loader and baekhoe. RE. 6-S59S.
Evening star., 1961-04-26
MONEY TO LOAN
FARIS FINANCE Co.

4A4t4D 7 44N414VNI W
Signature Loans: Servicemen Incl.
1d1332 Ga. Ave, With. 10. 5-5l2SS
MORTGAGE LOANS = $4,000 to
Sl50,000. Lower your payments.
group your debts, refinance your
property. Quick. honest service.
Residential, farm, commercial:
construction financing only in
state OF Maryland Call or write
MR.. ROBERTS, 2lS E. Lexington
St, Baltimore 2, Md, or SAratoga
7-4047 day, night, Sun, holidays.
Evening star., 1961-04-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
(coNTlNUEDi

HAVE TEEN-AGERS, Save busfsre,
take advantage of . blk. watkins
distance to Annandale High
See this beautiful full basement
split-leVel 3-bedrms., la baths
lge. liv. rm. and equipped kitchen
high loan, low down payment. Cal
TO insepct. TOWH & COUNTRY,
KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-04-26
FLORIDA PROPERTY

RETIRING? II you have locaI
property, let's swap for my beauti-
full 3-bedrnn. 2-bath house, In West
Palm Beach. IA. 4-3300.
Evening star., 1961-04-26
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED 2 to 5000 So. IT,, either
house space for storage OF lega,
fireworks. NV. section d. C. pre-.
ferred; May and June only
soUTHEAsTERN FIREWoRKs
CO, INC. Call for appt. Ii. T.
1900, Ext lO6.
Evening star., 1961-04-26
HOLLEY REALTY

44SAAG 4tGL1h l
6lS3 Lee hwy. KE. S-535C
PARKLAWNi SIS, S,25O-3-bedroom
1I7-bsth all-brick rambler, radi.
ant hot-water heat, complete GE
equipped kit; fenced with private
patio; immac. Assume 4l7S, loan,
$1,000 dn. COR less for qualified
buyerl If you can handle the pay
mentS. MILKEY REALTY, IA. =
O250
PIMMIT HILLS: can be bought
for only $500 down plus settle
ment-3 bedrooms, living rm.
dining rm., kitchen and bath. Au-
tomato washer. Clean as a new
penny; Large garaEe, Anchor,
fenced rear yard. Covered from
patio. SHARON REALTY, FL.
6-3310. Ell. 6-3374.
PLENTY OF ROOM for a big famiiy
in this sun-filled 6-bedrm. older
home on IA acres; ideal for sra
cious entertaining; lse. liv rm
and din. rm.. comfortable kitchen
with playroom adjoining 3la
baths, sun porch, small study
bookshelves galore: DELIGHTFULLY."-
secluded open porch overlooking
lovely old-fashioned garden; ccm.
plete guest cottage: q unique com.
bination OF country privacy and
neighborhood convenience in vi.
emma; S34 $50. TOWN Il COUN-
TRY. TIE. 6-S915.
Evening star., 1961-04-26

TRUE COLONIAL
CENTER HALL
5000 square feet living space in
this true center-ha Colonial COM
pletely restored. 4 huge bedrooms
u5Xl6-ftD din. rm., den, parlor.
Dashboard h.-w.h h; wonderful home
for the large family.
Evening star., 1961-04-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
fSNATIAIIENA

AN EXCELLENT service station op-
dria resident who would like to
assume an established profitable
business on Mt. Vernon ave. The
death of the former operator ne
ceSSitates sale of business to SeJtle
estate. For further information
contact z. M. Ward, LA. $4,000.
ext 10; ewes ID S-03T3
Evening star., 1961-04-26
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

CAPE COD, MASs.-overlook wa
ter; winterized home; trees, golf
swim. Sale or rent. WO. 6-4334.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-For rent over
500 new apis. and COTTAGES. Write
for picture brochure c. JAS. B
GAME REAL ESTATE, 53rd St,
Ocean City, Nd.
Evening star., 1961-04-26
FARMS
tcoNTlNUEp)

800 A. WEST VA.
% miles from Winchester; river
bottom; Groom modern house;
lge. bath, out buildings; $4,000
worth modern machinery; all
fenced; cattle or horse farm. Very
clean. This is beauty. S42,500;
$4,000 down.
w. VA.
30s acres, level to rolling; $500
ample trees. nicely pruned; plenty
of water: should produce $4,000
bushels; plenty Of good equipment.
. tractors, speed sprayer. trucks,
boxes and other equipment. S-rm.
house, bath: , tenant houses.
Price, S54,0OO: $4,000 down.
EUGENE P. NIXON
RE. 7-SlI2 Ewes, LA. 6-594S
Sat Sim 201-EY 5.h1HO
Evening star., 1961-04-26
IA. 7-6525
N, ARLINGTON

Splendid locationi This over-siZed
centrally Aforementioned brio K
rambler is something to rave
about! Just wait until you see
the huge living room, LARGE.
separate dining room and sun
bathed screened porch off the
closet off the master bedroom, the
Grand floored attic for Storage
and the daylight recreation room
all add to enhance the "livability"
of this home. There are a total
Of 3 bedrooms and 2 and one-half
baths. Well priced in the low
Evening star., 1961-04-26
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUST NOTES WANTED -
Top prices paid: immed. service.
MR.. JEFFREYS, MA. S-0352.