davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1961-06-09
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Evening star., 1961-02-05
TODAY'S GOOD
2 MUSIC DIAL

1O:OS. WGMS AM-FM tS7O Kc.
and 1885 Mc.).-Sunday
Morning Symphony. Biber's
Sonata for Trumpet and
Strings.
11:0O. WNKAL-FM (1O7.S Me-.
Music Of the Masters.
Works by Vivaldi. Haydn.
Rimsky Korsakov and
Tchaikovsky.
1880, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and l03.5 Me-. Boston
Symphony Orchestra.
Charles Munich, conductor;
Janine Reding and Henry
Petite. pianists. Works by
Schumann, Martini and
Elgar. Gen. Alfred M. Cru
enther, president of the
American Red Cross, is in
termiSsion guest.
-1:0O, WNIAL-FM (1O7.3 Me- .
Matinee Concert. LiSzt's
Hungarian Fantasy.
$500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-. d.
Chicago Symphony Orches-
ira. Works BY Albeniz,
Haydn, Beethoven, Strauss
and Hovhaness.
$500, WASH.FM 1911 Mol
Sunday. Symphony. Coppelia,
by Delibes, complete.
SOS, WTOP.-Cleveland Or
chestra. Bach's Sinfonia
from the Church Cantata
No. AZ; Richard Strauss
Don Quixote."
1900, WNfAL-FM (107.3 Me-.
Great Moments from
Opera. Il Trovatore and Die
Walkure.
500, WGMS AM.FM $50 Nc.
and 103.5 Mc.).-National
Evening star., 1961-02-05
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1905, WTOP-Church Of the
Air. The Very Rev. Maurice
v. Shean Of st. Anne's
Roman Catholic Church,
Rockhill, 8. c., speaks on
"The Life and Thought Of
Cardinal Newman"
1880, WWDC-Mass for Shut
Ins. Father Francis Heyden
celebrates the service from
Georgetown University.
400, WQMR-Music In the
Air. The original Broadway
cast is featured in selections
from "Camelot."
$500, WRC-Meet the Press.
Luther Hodges is guest.
6:3S, WTOP s m o K E..
Matt Dillon meets an old
friend and former marshal
who believes he's being
shadowed by q hired killer.
1880, WNIAL - Engineering
News Report. Theodore e.
Veltfort, managing director
Of the Copper and Brass Re-
search Association, is guest.
$3.50. WAHAL-Issues and An
swerS. Senator Humphrey,
Democrat Of Minnesota, dis
d. cusSes President Kennedy'S
state-of- the Union address
and reports on the plans for
the future Of the new ad-
ministration.
$780, WMAL Nation In
Prison. A report on convict
road camps includes an
interview with Richmond
Penitentiary officials.
9:35, WWDC-DiStrict Round
table. Officials Of the Dis
trict's new Legal Aid Agen-
Evening star., 1961-02-05

Gallery Of Art Concert.
Audrey Nossaman, soprano;
Charles Crowder, piano.
Songs by Mozart, Strauss,
Rodrigo. Heiby and Barber.
10:15, WMAL-FM (IO7.S Mc.) h.
Musical Reflections. Ber-
lioz' Roman Carnival Over.
ture.
11:O5, WGMS AMIN 1910 Kc.
and 1888 Me- Orchestral
MaSterworks. Martins Petite
Symphonic Concertante.
1901, WWDC. = Music TIL
Dawn. Offenbach's Gate
Parisienne.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
JoiI Won't t Tuke Man
So He Leaves Town

CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex.
(AP).-A man elected from .
local rescue mission called po-
lice and asked to be put In jail
for the night.
Police told him they could
arrest him for vasrancy but
he'd have to spend several days
in jail.
mo thanks" he replied, "IU
just leave town."
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Hi-Fi Show
Opens Friday

Hi-fi fanatics and. those
who Just like good music viii
have . field day when the
sixth Washington High
Fidelity Music Show opens
a three-day run at the
Shoreham Hotel Friday.
More than 250 instruments
for home hi-A systems viii
be shown and played by So
plus. exhibitors using so
rooms on the first two floors
Of the hotels p wing.
One feature viii be q con-
tinuous demonstration Of the
proposed multiplex, or stereo,
method Of FIN broadcasting.
Visitors have been asked
to bring LIP records they
would like to give the Pres
ident's Music Committee Of
the People to People program
to be sent overseas.
The show viii run from
6 to II pm. Friday, II am.
to II pm. Saturday and / to
10 pm. Sunday. Admission
iS 81 for adults, so cents for
children 5 to u and no
charge for accompanied chill
dren under 5.
cy will explain its func-
tions.
1850, WMAL.-Comment. VIII
liam Bundy, Deputy AS
sistant Secretary Of Defense,
F. Cowles Strickland, resi-
dent director at Arena Stage
and Jay Carlnody. The
Stars drama critic, discuss
culture in Washington.
Evening star., 1961-02-05

WBvA-FM-tes.s Me.-i2 asss 10 u p.n.
WMAL-FM-i07.3 Ms S.m. 70 iiaS en-.
WPec-FM-9s.s Me.-I0 On. 10 I p.n. MSa-
Day thTSugh Saturday.
WJMD-FM-s4.1 Aae-sp.m. 70 Il V.m.
WAvA-FM-10s.f Me- On. b 10 p.n.
weAY-FM-ss.s Ms s.m. 10 nIdalght.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
FIN Stutions

WRc-eM-s3.s Me.--s,5o an. to : an.
WToP-fM-90.3 Me.--s:1S an. to 1;i0 an.
WASKFM-s7.1 Me- a.m. to t2:iS an,
Msadsy-SUadsy.
WoL-FM-ss.1 Me.-s;3o en-. 70 midnight.
WFAN-FM-t0o.3 Me- an. to midnight.
WWDc-Fk-ioI.1 Me.-2l-hsuT spefstien.
WeMS-FM-103.S Me.-s s.m. 10 mIdnight;
Saturday J an. % Pm; Sunday Q an.
To nidaisht. g..
weTS FM-s1.S Ms 70 10 Pm. Suadsy
thTssgh Thursdsy.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Other AM Stutions

wINx-1eeo Ke.-1a-hsUg spsratien.
WPIk-i11e ke.-Oyllght cay.
UoMR-1sse ks.-Dsylight saly.
WUsT-I110 ke.-DsyiIght ssiy.
WfAx-i12e Ke.-psylIght saiy.
WWDc-1aee Ke.-2l-AsuF operation.
WEEL-i31e Ke.-1l-Aeuf 0psFsti0a except
Msaasy mi6alght % Q an. TUESDAY.
MUok-i34s Ke.-1lhsuT spefstien M0aday-
Saturday; Suatsy . s.m.. 70 nisaight.
WEAM-13e9 Ke.-7l-hew epsFstisa, OxesDt
Sssdsy midnight 10 an. Mssdsy.
WD0K-isAo ke.-0syllght ssIy.
WPec-isso ke.-Dsylisht saly.
WeMS-S7o ke.-S ante mldnight; Saturday
Ts.m. 10 I p.n.; Sundsy Q an. to midnight
WAvA-Iee ke-I an. to s:4s p.R.
NRAW-1lse Ke.-DsyligAt saly.
Evening star., 1961-05-17

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selection Of summer dresses in vo-
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Not shown: Cotton Jonoicos in clear
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-25

q ISSUES AND ANSWERS.
Public Affairs. Postmaster General j.
Edward Day, guest
500 q NBC NEWS SPECIAL.
Public Affairs. Hour "FulI of Peril
Bright With Hope" An on-the-scene re-
port on AdIai Stevensons South Ameri-
can tour.
q MATHIS FUNDAY FUNNIES.
Cartoons. Casper the Friendly Ghost
q ACCENT.
Public Affairs. program exploring the
changes affecting the sound Of jazz
over the last decade. Andre Prevln, host
$50 @ Mr.. DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Police drama. David Brian stars
q ROCKY AND HIS FRIENDS.
Cartoons.
q AMATEUR HOUR.
Variety. Ted Mack, host.
Evening star., 1961-12-06

When shall I retire? Is Is
too earlyp Is 65 too late?
I receive these and similar
questions every week. I wish
the answers might be as SIM
pie and direct as the queries.
Every human being is a pc
culiarly unique individual.
Ones meat may be another's
poison.
The important thing to re-
member is this: Don't jump
feet first into the retirement
pool without careful investi-
cation, When you get close
you may find that there's
no water in it. Even if you
get away with your life. you
will admit such an experience
is far from being fun.
When you decide to retire,
you are making one of the
major decisions of your life.
Therefore, look before you
leap. What most people
should realize is that the
proper time for making de-
cisions about retirement
should come many years be-
fore the act itself.
You have to prepare your
self psychologically and
physically, as we'll as spend
time making enough money
to retire. I have known men
who retired in the early
forties, yet lived long, happy,
purposeful lives. On the
other hand, I've known those
who had to be torn away
from their jobs at 65 and
forced into retirement; who
lived in bleak boredom and
actually withered away dur
ing the last few years of
their lives.
I am not an economics ex-
pert so I can't tell you how
to make money. But your
doctor can advise you how
to bring a healthy body to
retirement. AS for psyche
logical preparation, that is
really your own job. When
you are still in your 30s
and 40s (even earlier you
should develop hobbies, a
working philosophy of life,
and the formula for a mean
ingful existence. Boredom
can kill. AS many people
rust to death as work them
selves to death. Don't just
retire. Retire from some
thing to something.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn:
Either there's been a mis-
take or I am ruined for life.
I am 81 and a Junior at a
large EASTERN university.
While I was in the clinic
recovering from mononucle-
osis the doctors took a blood
test which showed positive
for syphilis. I almost died!
! couldn't believe it. I swear
Evening star., 1961-12-06
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
When Should You Retire?
By DR.. PETER }. STelNcRoHN

to you that I know of no
way in which l might have
contracted the disease. Isn't
it possible there's been a hor..
rible mistake? What shall I
do?-Mr. x.
I RECALL A BOY OF l8,
innocent also, who had a
positive Wasserman test. It
almost broke up his life and
that of his widowed mother.
But there was a happy end
ing, as I hope there will be
in your case. Mr.. x. We doc
tors now recogniZe-especial-
ly in the absence of visible
infection with syphilis-that
a positive Wasserman or
Kahn test is not always the
last word in the diagnosis
of syphilis.
For example, false positive
tests are often present in
people who have malaria,
leproSy, atypical pneumonia
or even-as in your case
those who have mononucle-
oSis.
What you want to know,
and right away, is how you
can clear yourself of your
doubts and fears.
Have your doctor refer you
to a good hematologist (spe-
cialist in blood diseases. He
has the choice Of at least
three verification tests for
syphilis: /. T. pallidum i'm
mobilization CTPD. 2. T. pal
lidum fixation (TPCF. 3.
Reiter protein complement
fixation CRPCF.
If these are negative. you
can breathe easy and begin
living again. I wonder how
many people. originally free
OF the disease. are still be-
ing tested for syphilis be-
cause of a false-positive
blood test?
Dr.. SteincrohnS ledtlet,
Hints on HoW to Overcome
Headaches" ,Uill be mailed on
receipt OF a stamped, self
addressed enuelope and 10
cents in coin for handling.
Address DR.. Steincrohn in
care OF The Evening Star.
Tomorrow: A 2-yeor- -oId.
Bell Syndicate Feature)
Evening star., 1961-12-06
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Evening star., 1961-01-15

spread" come out looking slim and athletic
again, and compilations are revived by skilled
hands welding spray guns.
No freight car is too old or dingy looking
for the beauty operators" at Brunswick, and
no job too big Wheels can be replaced in
hours, interiors remade and damaged cars
rebuilt like new.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

TIP AT BRUNSWICK, Md, freight cars line
- up by the hundreds at a special kind of
beauty salon.
The air is filled with smoke, and the
beauty operators" have greasy hands, but
even the frowsiest old car emerges from the
salon" looking like frisky young girl.
Cars that have achieved that "middle-age
Evening star., 1961-01-15
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Freight-Car Beauty Salon

By JIM BIRCHFIELD
Star Staff Writer
Evening star., 1961-06-04

SUNDAY-Briefing Session.
Youth Wants to Know.
Georgetown Univ. Forum.
Accent.
Teen Talk.
Directions 81.
Frontiers of Faith.
Challenge.
Eichmann Trial.
Issues and Answers.
JFK Report No. 8
The President in Europe.
Twentieth Century.
Way of Thinking.
John Crosby.
Evening star., 1961-06-04

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, 1961-03-25
TFR I M nnnrE
w Iii LIZ l. 1Nls 14O011
President
JOHN L. MADURO
Legislative Secretary
Virgin Islonds Corporation
OFFERS FOR SALE

Ford 115 Ton Monorail Truck, Vicorp
No. 95
international ~ ton Truck, Vicorp No.
124
WHY'S Pickup Truck, 4-wheel Drive,
Vicorp No. 134
Ford Pickup Truck, Y ton, vicorp
No. 1913
, 1961-03-25

These vehicles could be seen at Central Factory
and also at the Bethlehem Factory area by contracting
MI. IA. OReilly or Mr.. r. Ross.
All Proposals to purchase must be submitted to our
Main Office at Golden Grove personally or mailed
to : Virgin Islands Corporation, Post Office Box 1879,
Christiansted, st. Croix, Virgin Islands, by or before
800 p. M. local time1 March %. 1861. 8-t-28
, 1961-03-25

S I'd The wharfage charges prescribed IN TINS sec
ton shall not be levied and collected for loading or unload
ING at any Of the public wharves or public landing places
on the island Of Saint John; provided however, that vessels
specified in subsection b) Of this section, upon arrival at q
port Of the Virgin Islands, from a port outside the Virgin
Islands, when in transit to Saint John, shall pay the wharf
age charges at the first port of entry on cargo destined for
the island Of Saint John when the facilities of public docks
are used at such first port of entry"
, 1961-03-25

BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands
SECTION /. Title 33. Subtitle /. Chapter 8, Section
40 Of the Virgin Islands Code, be and the same is hereby
amended by the addition Of the following subsection:
Evening star., 1961-07-09
D. STUDIOS

By BONNIE AIKMAN
A light and melodic look at Ameri-
can history is in the offing Friday
night when WTTG-5 airs telever-
sion of Young Abe Lincoln"
The musical, with book by Richard
NJ Bernstein and John Allen, music
by Victor ziskin and lyrics by Joan
Javits, was rated among the best by
New York critics during its recent
Broadway tenure.
The special hour version, starting
at 7:30 pm, is designed especially
for the small set and stars the
original cast, chiefly Darrell Sandeen
as Abe, Judy Foster as Ann Rutledge,
Lou Cutel and Joan Kibrig. Cast as
host is Sonny Fox.
DRIVERS SEAT: Chief local tele-
sion star putting in weekend appear
anceS at the simulated frontier town,
"Old Virginia City" is WNIAL-7's
Pick Temple Pick, who loves rail-
roads, here has the further distinc-
ton of having one named after him.
What's more. he's in the drivers
seat as engineer of The General"
the steam engine train which makes
a sightseeing circuit of the town.
Should you want to look in on him
and this new recreation area, follow
U. S. 20 to a spot between Fairfax
and Centreville.
\ 4 4 y
AWARD NOTE: WRC-4 was one
of a mere five of the Nations local
television stations to be honored by
the School Bell Award" of the Ma
tional School Public Relations ASSo-
citation. The prize, given recently at
Evening star., 1961-11-15

Suddenly, the driver pushes the accelerator
pedal halfway to the Aoor Did the car re-.
spond smoothly? Did it surge and fade2 From
tests like this, Shell engineers and scientists
learn how to adjust Super Shell for fast win
ter Wanm-ups
Pentane mix-what il does. Super Shells tai
entfor smooth running on winter mornings is
due largely to its second cold-weather ingre-
dent Pentane mix
1t works like hndling in log fire. In this
case, the logs" are the heavier hydrocarbons
in gasoline. The lighter Pentane molecules
act as "kindling" for the entire blend and help
you enjoy top performance sooner.
3. How Super Shells winter blend
is tested for anti-icing protection
For this test, humidity is increased and the lab
temperature is raised to 40 degrees above zero.
Why raise the temperatureP Because ice is
most likely to tom in your carburetor at that
temperature even though it is well above
freezing. Here's how;
When yon start your car, nroisture-laden
air flows into the carburetor along with
the fuel. As the fuel evaporates, the tenn
perature inside your carburetor drops.
The evaporating fuel cools the area around it
just as evaporating moisture on your skin
cools the skin surrounding it. Suddenly, the
inside of your carburetor is freezing cold. :
The moisture in the air turns to ice. The
ice clings to vital carburetor parts and
chokes off the air-fuel mixture. Result; you
STALL
The anti-icer-what it does. The anti-icer in
Super Shell is designed to fight this madden
ing phenomenon by coating carburetor parts
with thin film. This film helps guard the
cold metal parts against critical ice build d,up.
Evening star., 1961-11-15

ture: shivery zero degrees. Twelve hours
later, well-bundled Shell engineer tries the
ignition. The engine cranks, fights to catch
hold and kicks over. t
Shell scientists run cold-weather starting
tests on variety of cars. They insist that
Super Shell start all of them promptly,
Butane-w what it does. Butane is the quick
firing ingredient in Super Shells winter
blend. IF you could remove it from the
9-ingredient formula, it would boil and turn
to vapor even when poured on ice! This
makes Butane most helpful on cold morn
ing Here's why:
Gasoline must turn to vapor before it can
start your car. And in cold weather, gaso-
line doesn't vaporize nearly as fast as it
does in summer.
During coldest months, Super Shell is primed
with additional Butane just in case your en-
gine needs little extra help.
2. How Super Shells winter blend
is tested for fast warm-ups
Again, temperature in the lab is lowered
to about zero. A car, filled with Super Shell,
soaks up the cold overnight. Next morning,
it is started and eased up to cruising speed.
Evening star., 1961-11-15

Super Shells winter blend, with three cold
weather ingredients, is at Shell stations today.
And don't forget all the other ingredients in
today's Super Shell (see below. They're
working every day you drive, every season of
the year, to give your car top performance.
Super Shells 9 ingredients
for top performance
NJ is TCP' for power mileage, and longer plug life.
~ is Pentane mix for fast warm-ups.
#3 is anti-knock mix to resist all kinds of knocks
#4is gum preventive to help keep carburetOrs clean
inside.
vs. is Butane for quick starts.
rs is "cat-cracked" gasoline-for power.
~ is an "antcer" to help check Cold-weather STALL
ing.
#s is Alkylate to help control high speed knock"
#9 is Platformate for extra mileage.
sdditive Gasoline
Evening star., 1961-11-15
Super Shells ingredients now include extra Butane
for quick starts, Pentane mix for fast warm-ups
and an anti-icer to help fight staing all tested for
top performance in Shells 40 below" lab

Todays Super Shell gasoline is ready for winters
worst Reason: it is primed with no fewer than three
when temperatures really drop.
Read how those ingredients work-and how Super
Shells winter blend is tested for top performance in
a remarkable new laboratory
Evening star., 1961-11-15

THREE Of Super Shells nine ingredients
work extra hard in winter to give you
top performance.
Bntane helps your engine start promptly
on bitter-cold mornings. Pentane mix
speeds the ,Varnr-up process. And an anti
icer helps guard your carburetor against
critical ice build-up that can cause infuri-
ating stalls.
But the work these ingredients do during
normal winter driving is a lot easier than the
tests they must pass in Shells 40 below" lab.
There, Shell scientists can unleash 100
mile-an-hour wind at the twist of dial. They
can send the temperature plunging to. 40
below-or soaring to Us above.
And they can drive Car in this remark
able room, through many kinds Of weather"
without moving it an inch. A machine called
dynamometer does the trick. Ii turns with
the cars wheels-like a treadmill. The car
operates Just as it would on the road. And the
engine doesn't suspect thing.
1. How Super Shells winter blend
is tested for cOld.weather starting
A car, filed with Super Shells winter blend,
is driven into the lab and left there. Tempera-
Evening star., 1961-11-15
1. How Super Shells winter blend
is tested for cOld.weather starting

A car, filled with Super Shells winter blend,
is driven into the lab and left there. Tempera-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-13
100 Per (enters Elect
Officers; Name Delegates

ATLANTA, Ga. - Albert L.
Thompson. first and only presi-
dent of The 100 Per Cent Wrong
Club was recently reelected to
pilot the renownd group through
its Goth year. Though the Club is
IS years old, it has had formal
organization for less than a de-
cadc.
Annually members of the sports
emphasis body sponsor the All
Sports Jamboree honoring the
nations outstanding athletes in
various categories. professional
and amateur Weekly they special
izc in forecasting the outcome of
collegiate football games.
On May 10Th Mr.. Thompson.
accompanied by Marion f. Jack
son. Atlanta Daily World sports
editor. and Wrong Club Coordina-
tor, and Moss II. Hendrix. DC,
public relations firm head who
promotes the Jamborce will at
tend the Southern University
Sports Banquet at ALTON Rouge.
La. Southern was awarded the
Wrong Clubs w. A. Scott, III,
Memorial Trophy at the last
Jamboree in January. This years
1907 or honoreeS Rafer Johnson
and Cassius Clay will be head
liners at the Southern event
Olympic champions w IN a
Rudolph and Ralph Boston head
ed the list Of honorees at the
January Jsmboree in Atlanta.
Avery Brvndage, president Of the
international Olympic Federation,
Mrs. Frances Ksbvzski, manager
Of the U.S.. Women's Olympic
track team, and Tennessee Track
Coach & ward Temple, who
coached the US. Women's OIym-
pic track team, were also honor