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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Budget Presented
Represents Jump Of Six
Millions From Current Tax
Proposals Carry Ten Cent Basic Tax Raise;
Two New County Buildings, Storm Drainage
Construction And Debt Retirement Planned

ten cent increase in the county tax rate was recon-
mended Tuesday by County Manager G. McNayr TO meet
proposed budget of than seventeen million dollars
which he submitted the County Council for approval This
will raise the rate from the present 88 500 valuation
to 81 proposed that the Suburban District ethesda
Silver Spring. tax Of 81 cents 500 assessed value
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
New Granddaughter For
CUdge and Mrs. Woodward

DIR. and Mrs. Arthur F. Wood
ward of Frederick announce the
arrival of baby girl, Kathy Le-
Moline, on May 10 at Frederick Me-
mortal Hospital. The baby is a
granddaughter of Judge and Mrs.
Charles w. Woodward, of Rock
vile.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26

Advertising is not device to
get business money into the Golfers
Of the press. Wise merchants know
that it sells goods and services
cheaper than any other salesman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Monday Holiday

In celebration of Memorial
Day on Monday all County and
State employees in the Court
House will have a holiday, with
the exception of the County
Council and those who are
necessary 10 It's Legislative ses-
sion. The Council will meet at
o o'clock both Monday and Tues
day. All banks and most Of the
business houses in the County
will be closed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Christian Endeavor Meeting

Uni AoOAoh AAAO0NVA
A Christian Endeavor meeting
will be held at Boyds Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, May 20, at 8
P. M, sponsored by the Montgom-
cry C. E. Union. A young member
of the Boyds church will lead.
Other members of the union will
take part in the program. There
will be special music.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Church Country Fair

The Women's Guild of st. Johns
Episcopal Church of Bethesda is
making plans for a gala Country
Fair to be held on Wednesday,
June Is, and Thursday, June 16,
from IL A. M. to 10 P. M. Besides
the many attractions, dinner will
be served both days from $3.50 to
1880 P. M. in the new auditorium
of the church.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26
Religious Picture

RellglOuS PICTURE
"A sound technicolor moving pic
Mre, "The God of Creation" will
be shown at the Boyds Presbyter-
ian Church Hall Saturday evening,
May 20, at 8 P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-05-26

be reduced TO ~ centS-IluS
in effect lowering the tax one
cent. The proceeds of the 10
cent increase will be used en-
tirely to retire principal and
interest on new debt for
schools, roads and streets,
storms drainage, and preliminary
plans for new County Office build
ing and County health building,
Mr.. McNayr said. e ~ rs
The proposed $17,103,869.7l,
which represents jump Of near
ly $6,500,000 over the current year
budget of $11,456,148, contains
both operating expenses and capi-
tai expenditures. The latter covers
schools, roads and storm drainage
construction totaling more than
six million dollars.
In presenting the estimated bud
get, Mr.. McNayr said:
sit is essential that the Council
and the citizens of Montgomery
County realize at once that the
amounts shown in the expense bud
get cover for the first time in the
history of the County all operat-
ing expense and capital items con-
tcmplated for the fiscal year"
For quick comparison, the apr
preparations are as follows:
Operating Expenditure 7,ss4s2s.sp
Capital Expenditure .. s,et4000.00
Agency and Trust ..-.. 2,f06,960.68>
Suburban District Special
Street Assessment 800. 2fS,896.b0
5th Suburban District .. 146,iBi.3Zs
4th Suburban District f44.i62.i2
Total sl7.i0s.sss-7I
"The increased assessabIe base
this year will make available over
81 100000 In operating revenues
for the new fiscal year. Increased
operationnl costs for schools, pub
lie works, and newly created de-
partments to meet long neglected
services and generally increased
costs of government as shown in
the detailed budget will require all
of additional revenues. Sound
financial practice demands that
provision be made Immediately to
pay principal and interest on new
debt as 1t Is incurred and in order
to follow that practice, the 10 cent
rise in real estate and property
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15
Talk of the Town..
CONTINUED from page 81


Mrs Walter Harmon Mrs Selma Mc(,lasker. Mr. and Mrs
Tom McCampbcll Mrs. Marie Jones Mrs. Sadyc Rrown'
Mrs Leona Lang, Dr. and Mrs. Preston Mr.. ana MIS-
Stonestreet Mrs Emily Hedgman and sister, Miss Green
Eugene Smith Dr. Richard Mc(ihee. dreaming proudly
over the new herr. Dr. and Mrs Jimmie Owens MIS-
Queenie Williams Bill Foster Gresham, James Grant ana
others ~
TIME is NEAR for the first addition for acts
for the coming of the Jabberwock by Delta
Theta sorority Busy in their workshops are the my
tots dancing of Melba Grimes dance group
Mary Ann Clemens school of dance; the LaClar Knox
school of dance and group directed by Lorraine Jones'
Emoting dramatic sequences members OF the pop
ular Ro-Ka-Wi club the DIARIES dramatic group, the
Little Theatre of the YWCA and the Chestnut street
Settlement groups Other organizations desiring to
compete in the production for the prizes offered in dance
and drama asked to contact Mrs Cecil Boykln or
Mrs Lynnette Penn at the Detroit Tribune office WO
1850 or Tyler 5-sl56, Tyler s-6726
ANTIQUES AND HEIRLOOMS are the talk through
out the CIV as proud maids and matros gather treasured
objects place in the Antique and Heirloom show to he
presented the Kappa kastle soon Those persons as
string 10 make asked by chairman FRED HART
Williams To attend special meeting of the planning conf
ittec on Saturday afternoon 80 at the Detroit lSor-
zeal Society. Al Mcrrck between CaSs and second ne
committee will meet at the museum upon the invitation OF
The Historical director Mr. Henry Brown, who will assist
in Supervising the show There will also be opportunity
ito see the valuable collection in the museum, sponsor
inc the show at the Kappa Kase the Furniture Aid Co.
SATIN TRESSES the desire of many women can be
a fact according to Mrs Marjorie Joyner of Chicago
Illinois who in town last week promoting the new
aid TO making women more beautiful, Mrs. Joyner was
the guest at the Motor City Press Club luncheon on last
Friday in the Century Of the Club Three Skies She
had to leave Chicago however and get ready for the
approaching beautcan convention which will be held in
Los Angeles, California in next month She the pres-
dent Of the national organization Local leader in the
national group is Mrs Ruby Trimble.
THANKS FOR GOODWISHES from Mrs. Edna
Henderson, wife Of Dr. James L. Henderson, who has
been i'll in Grace Hospital since the past holiday
The Hendersons live at 1889 St. Aubin Also
from Mrs Villa Allen, wife of Mr.. Charles w. Allen,
who is convslescng serious illness.
CONDOLENCES to Mrs. LYDIA GoRgnS and Mrs
Lucybele Morris both of whom suffered loses by the
grim reaper last week. DR.. Goggns, prominent ply
stefan died in the same week his very good friend Mr.
ULYSSES Carey They boyhood friends and the
same age Mr. Radford Morris, formerly Of Indiana
polls Indiana where he teacher in the public schools
was a prominent public accountant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15
B it S Of
BAN 7 { R ING

Ring Out TIE Old Ring In The NEW!
Yen il back to schoo--out with the hrstmas tree
aVayu Ii nsel and with the presents but the melody
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15

Won tr.b ~ o. vssh o., -ursfscisd by hest
- usrun csrnsoeaa snd ~ 81 hsrdoi
lac'sn ed msd fof cys, 50 ssss Your
a,s.-t~ sse yoot noasY 6scs % Yogfe no.
1000 sets col
't.r sa ssY nf7irsf 7asl snoNcsHon q ysf
s,crc css4V F-sp q c.y Lsueys a. sny
s7s-c G cepsansn, Or drvEtort.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15


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49, ' ~ ~. ..5 Nr. Pnnkc.
Hi lean NJ .pnrtng nc,
Amas present fom her hubby.
luscious pla'na fox ackc,
Prize winner al the bridge wrrc
Murol shelton Frames Will
liams and others
Tho Tuskcccc Cub N'h M
L. DanIel> as president had their
annual ,ca SUNDAY. Jan. 9th.
At the YWCA
On Jan 30th tho Jackson Col
lego Club WILL have Their an
nual tea Nh Esicmo,e a Wolfe
is president
zv ,n,-u~
CONSHA ! OLA llONS
~ w
Were left by SIR Siork IN me j.,
nurseries ~ Raven ann III
Elliot George and iappy Adj
ans and d. ana Mrs. George
Burgess
a ncr 40 Cadillac 'or nc
curb Of ~ and Mrs Pops
Talbot ~ woodland
Our orcbids ~ Dr n hard
NcCbc, cho bc>idc, bclnr a
mos, coronetent nhy.r,an i, an
honcs, ~ poosnc>s dvnamic
nnbl,c sncakrr ONLY last wcck
uc lc,rrcd ,bai no ,yas Inc frs,
,nd oniv sonia nractltoncr on
Ne san NJ tho Ulehland PARK
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15
Phi Gamma
DeItaS In
Banquet

The members Of Beta Chapter
OF Phi Gamma Delta sorority of
Lewis Business College were
present at the installation Of It's
officers at a banquet on Thurs
day night, January G. The affair
was held in ,he Century Room
of the Club Three Skies at eight
o'clock pm
Speaker Tor the occasion was
Mrs. Bealah Tyrcll Whttby mem
bcr of me Mayors lntcrraclal
Cnrmi,tee and a member Of the
faculty OF WAYNE University.
Mrs. Whitby selected as her top
lc, Our One World. She vas
presented TO the group by Miss
Robert Mcclure. teacher in the
public school system.
Program
Others appearing on the pro-
gram were S6ror Ccllilus Morgan
who ca the welcome address,
Soror Kathleen Roberts. who in
troduccd the national officers;
Soror Kucy Larry, who pres
cntcd gifts, and Soror Mattllene
Mills, who made remarks and
read the announcements
The officers were installed by
Mrs. r Louise Grooms, president
Of the Detroit Institute Of Com-
merce. chairman Of the Board Of
Management 81 the Lucy Thur
man Branch LWCA, and 2 ncm-
Der OF lota Pm Lambda sorority,
Receiving charges Of duties
were G. Morgan president, i.
Larry. vice president S Rose.
corresponding secretary. X Car
toy. assistant corresponding sec
retaty K Roberts. financial sec
rotary. J Williams. recording
secretary. + Rvcc Asst recording
secretary. + Maxwell, treasurer;
O. Brown. dean OF pledges L.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15
eek Letter Groups Hold Annual Installation Ceremonies This Wee
hfo'-maHty
Was Theme OF
SignlaS Fete

The annual installation dinner
'of the Phi Beta Sigma fraternity
was held al the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Bibb on last
Saturday night. Their lovely
home was filled with fiaters-
wives and friends greeted by
the genial hosts
The officers were Installed by
the outgoing president Edgar
Pitts In the group we're James
Grant, president S B Nc
Queen vice president; William
Patrick. secretary. DR. W. r.
Orr treasurer. Harry stone
street. sergeant al arms; Or
Charles Patrick. chaplain. and
Alien Ribb. parliamentarian.
GUESTS
Ehioving tho canapes, cock
tails and delicious dinner which
followed wore Mr. and Nj is
on, Boyd Mr. and Mrs, Jamf S
Grant. Nj. and Mrs. james
Graft Mr. and Mrs William
Patrick. Mr.. and Mrs Jessie
stewart Mr. and Mrs Renia-
min McFall. NJ and Ms Harry
Slonestrcct. Miss Catherine
spears Mr.. LEROY Dudley Nj
Pill Fostor My 0nocnic Nav
Williams. Mrs Isola Gyaamh, Or
and Mrs Foster Dr Richard
McChee. Mr. and NJ WiliaNn
Patrick Nj Bon Hcnd Hrson.
Mr. Ivan on Mr. Carl Turner.
Mrs Marv Hawkr Mrs Ida
I,aacS Mr. John Foster Nh
Harry Arnold, Ms Grirgs and
others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15

sv-vsgr hslr
nr~, ftee. ostursl
loot .7s ,lo,[olsck
b'ovvn o'on5e)sts-,
using Codri,oyI
lsreBe ttstCoisf
he NDW. sen
og,ctiypocs on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15

tAAtfr
F Instance they're still talk
,rc sb fun that they had
arev pre Arnold had her
vck turned il into z
N.w Ye pariv all over the
'secp ~ n and Mrs
| Arnold Woodland with just
oosio 81 'an and food in the
m,s m AN the club mem
h,r. ,ends and their bet
,e- nsc were there greeting
ind etrr too-the Arnold 5
nuse guests from Cleveland
Oa.o n Lco Swanson turned
aver N y bis floors and all of
the better with
vhsch 'c'e his guests" last
rock ~ m nome on Alcer. and
Nas onc continuous party
'v'o IA ~ fun and food
Gscs' 'r 'he occasion was tho
pcgev Lee La Roache
{ Nov YORK City who left for
ore rs week
-ao.Nsn Margaret Wilson
SD re SCR; the lovely judy
~ Washington visiting for
~ Ho,d7ys and after-and ev-
en has ueck thev were still
ieagl te icpelv lass On FRI
dlr ire Boulevard home
y A"r a pctilford Just oodlcs
y '''k ppcd in with juno
md l anc pcttlford as host
tsS - rcWcll 10 Judv-and
+" 50 no the week.
On S AZ the Nacirema
Ca0 r. 'ho Congcnial Couple
t.lb v' Atty r Martincz
0rc celebrated from six
of.oct their annual ban
o3'' C rs we're laid for thirty
anf vas a beautiful az
To ea 'crs ~ The Eight
N.o Bo7 ea still have thcir
o1'n wide They stu
INK sr,tmas cause more
Ian kctS Of food and
't' moo wore distribu-
" e 't homes last week nv
Amc Legion Post with
W fc "a Burgess and Doc
TEavELocuE
F' California is Passe
No" Tho Caribbean that
mut FOR the glamour
w So II is that on Feb.
i'n md Elaine Conway
\ W m q whale of a vacation
\ '0-o17 Tho Caribbean coun-
f." an1 S 18th America. They,
fc Hpng those whose
Was 'llcd with a brand
~ lar Xmas. hut its a
''' ihc3.e taking ana not
nor rs Nash. Ambassador.
Wasn't FAR but far enough
Rf7 'o break in his new
c'ccn - Cadillac car that
" swanson went this week
- TeIedo. VI course
+" "ona.0c her way 10 Tole-
' wook-end was business
i've Mrs Violet T Lewis.
~. o0E hcr iaunt in her Man
a1 Feazer car.
\ Nn0 arriving homo this week
= \, leir ~ Dodte were MI and
y. hobcrt l. Wolfe who
80 of with Professor Phil
N'ninSon 10 Arkansas. Mis-
lNnl and Louisiana
mher Wcbb. our managing
W, took himself little trek
-, "c,E too He caught
oyo. iu,i Of train and hoped
nav " Indianapolis. Ind. 10
Or surprise visit 20 his moth
NATIONAL officer. affable LEROY
ana of The N A. A G p
,,r ' New York CITY arrived in
un his week AZ much m the
-,-., as ever and ready and
ls,r, 70 IN 10 work for tho
vb,.s branch. the much 81
,. YOU will be reading about
q" 1ays hence.
bs,ssslnooihan Int cultural
rom nan Ethel Brewer. fresh
NafRtiOn With 49, -
nonncn blrpingham. Ala. an.
low ma Or Sidney Rad.
neil luca,lon authority. will
bo,bss.,, 70 The Irving and H,eein.
2sh v.g'ultles on Friday. Jan.
'Nplalning the technioues
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15

5su,s.slnooiham cultural
nom man Ethel Brewer. fresh
en,s q Enscetion with her par
nonncn' blrPingham. Ala. an
low ma Or Sidney Rad
pest ,u.a,ion authority. will
boib s 70 The Irving and Hlprin.
2sib faculties on Friday. Jan
'Np'aIning the technioucs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15

We want more personal news
Will you cooperaie7 Send US the
names of your outof-iown guests
Let us know II your baby was
chrisiened. Drop card 10 this
newspaper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15

Turner Asst. dean ~ plodgecs.
NJ Mills pml'awoN'arun =
Fits. chaplain J. Dwdson, his
torian < Mullins, e4''0 in-chici
a Fisher sergeant a. arms. and
7 Davis repOrtcr
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Audubon Society to Diversity,
|Show WhuIinq Adventure Film

The District Audubon Society
which has been specializing in
birds for so years. now Is going
from sparrows to sperm whales
The group is sponsoring an ad-
venture Aim on whaling ships in
the Antarctic Circle. It will be
shown at 8 pm. Tuesday by DR.
Raymond M. Gilmore, authority
on the subject. in the National
Museum, Tenth street and Con-
stitution avenue NV.
Since it was founded, in 1895
the Audubon Society has been
practically birds best friend. But
Tuesdays lecture. for the first
time, will ignore them completely
A society official said the deci-
sion to shatter precedent was
made at q meeting last spring
and that,the whale lecture will be
the first In q series on other ma
ture subjects.
We just want more variety,
she said. I'VE feel we now know
50 much about birds and have 50
broad an experience with them
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Man Shot in Church
In Atlanta Flown Here

p A Washington Marine Corps
veteran, said by his brother to
have shot himself in an Atlanta
church. was brought to Mount
Alto Hospital early today to re-
cover from q gunshot wound.
/ The wounded man was James
William O'Donnell, 20, q me-
ehanic.
His brother, Harry ODonnell,
l1705 Inglewood avenue, Cheverly
Md, said the veteran went into
q Catholic church in Atlanta to
pray on November 3 and shot
himself with q .22-caliber auto
matte. MI. o,Donnell said his
brother used to live with him and
now lives elsewhere In Washing
lton.
Mr.. o,DonneN said his brother
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Dog That Bit5ChiIdrer
lis Found 10 Be Rabid

A black cocker spaniel that bit
five children in the -Four Corners
area of Silver Spring has been
found rabid, Montgomery County
police reported today.
The police said the dog was
seized late yesterday at the home
of the owner. j. M. Lyons. 102o4
Old Bladensburg road. and sent to
the University Of = Maryland for
rabies tests.
Parents Of the children bitten
were urged by police to have them
receive Pasteur treatments. In ad-
dition, all residents of the area
who own dogs were instructed to
keep them confined for at least
two weeks to determine If they
show any symptoms Of the disease
The five children, all of whom
were bitten on the face, are:
Clifton T. Owens. jr., 4, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton T. Owens
1926 Hereford place; Charlotte
Thomas. Z, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Thomas, 1000s
Kenross street; Nancy Lee Nairn
8. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
H. Nairn, 1914 Grays6n avenue;
John F. Downs, 5, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Downs, 10620 South
Dunmore drive, and George d
Selby, jr., 8, son of Mr.. and Mrs
George B. Selby. 1927 Lorraine
avenue.
The county Health Department
said the spaniel was the first rabid
animal to be reported this year
In Montgomery.
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Women With Vide Open Eyes
Real Headache Suies Gloss Told

II 4 salesman encounters Z
woman with fine dark hair and q
low forehead. who folds her arms
and acts rs II she's going to draw
away. he may as well give up try
ing to sell her that pair Of baby
blue cretonne curtains.
According to a salesmanship
lecture given at Southeastern Uni
versity last night, the woman
probably won't buy anything.
The authority was C. Claude
Hellman, treasurer of the Sales
Executive Club of Washington. In
addressing the salesmanship class
at the central YMCA, 1875 g
street NV, he reviewed an an
cient theory on customer ap-
proach.
For instance, take the color Of
hair. Mr.. Hellmann pointed out
brunettes are patient and serious
minded. Redheads and blonds are
changeable and enthusiastic, and
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Teachers Coached in Recitinq
ToEnd Classroom Voice Fotique

several teachers to the front of
the auditorium, coached them in
reciting some well-known quota
tions and then put the entire au-
dience to exercising their tongues
in unison.
Joseph M. Honeychuck. shop in
structor at Central High School,
was called on to recite q verse Of
I'm Flanders Fields" in a manner
both thoughtful and vital"
Take up our quarrel with the
foe" he began. "To you, from
failing hands = = ="
Lower your voice." softly COM
manded Mr.. Hutcheson. To en-
phasize, he grasped Mr.. Honey
chuck's chm with his hand and
gently tweaked his adams apple
Lowers Voice.
"Be yours to hold it high
rumbled Mr.. Honeychuck. half an
octave lower.
Mr.. Honeychuck. who like ali
the other teachers already had
some speech training, wasn't
surprised at the change in his
voice. In fact, he was very
pleased.
Working with boys" he ex.
planned. you have to use a lower
voice"
Mr.. Hutcheson wound up hi
lecture by reciting Robert Frost1
fpoeni The Mending Wall" III,
walked iorcefully up and dowr
the aisle. and near the end hi
paused dramatically. The audi.
erice sat quietly. thoughtfnlly.
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Neighborhood Concert
Tickets Nov Ready
For Distribution

Cards OF admission for the
first of this seasons Neighbor-
hood Concerts by the National
Symphony Orchestra, under
the sponsorship of The Eve
ming Star, to be given ut
Western High School Novenl-
ber IA, can be obtained with
out charge at the following
places:
Western High School, Cor
don Junior High School, Key,
Fillmore, Corcoran, Hardy,
Stoddert and Grant Elemen-
tary Schools; the Recreation
Department at Sixteenth and
Lamont streets NV. and the
Business Counter In the lobby
Of The Evening Star Building.
The concert will be broad
cast BY Station WlGAL, start
Ing at . pm.
Evening star., 1949-11-10
.Hit-Run Crash Fatal
To Alexandra Man

A 54-year -old railroad engineer
was fatally injured last night
when struck by = hit-and-run
driver at Commonwealth avenue
and Forest street, Alexandria.
Alexandria police said today
they were questioning two sus-
poets in connection with the acci-
dent, which caused the death of
William H. Brown, 16 East Howell
street, Alexandria. He was an en-
gineer for the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg & Potomac Railroad.
Mr.. Brown, who was en- route tc
work when he was struck, was
pronounced dead on arrival at the
Alexandria Hospital. Police said
death was due to a fractured skull
and internal injuries.
| The police reported they had
recovered car believed to be the
one which struck Mr.. Brown. It
was found on the Leesburg pike
just outside of Alexandria. The
right front Of the car, including
the headlight, and the windshield
were smashed In, they said.
Evening star., 1949-11-10

This, this Is eloquence. obedi-
emily quoted the high school
teacher, "or rather"
No pause" insisted Richard r.
Hutcheson, director of the District
Speech Clinic. Get back on this
foot, talk as If you were talking
to somebody in conversational
tone"
This, this is eloquence." re-
peated the teacher. 1t was elo-
quence.
The place was the Burdick
Vocational High School, where
more than 800 District high schoo
teachers gathered to hear, anc
participate in, a program on "The
Teachers Use of Her Voice" The
third In q series of in-service
training sessions for teacher.
sponsored by the High Schoo
Teachers Association was helc
this week.
Combats Fatigue.
Using her voice all day long i!
strain on most teachers, ex.
planned Mrs. Louise r. Grover, as.
sociation president. and the pro.
gram this week was designed tt
help "cut. down tension and make
talking easier for them"
Many teachers, it seems. suffel
from "3 O'Clock voice fatigue" In
q one-hosn. session. beginning d
4 4arlock. Mr.. Hutchesoti put them
through several fatigue combating
PAGES.
The speech expert first called
Evening star., 1949-11-10

like variety. They probably could
be sold anything.
Another easy customer type is
the coarse haired person. who ID
usually friendly. But the fine
haired customer is likely to be
reserved, tactless, and crafty, ac-
cording to the theory.
When it comes to the forehead,
slanting one means a fast
thinker. an average slope means
an average thinker. q bulging
forehead indicates a deliberate
slow thinker. and q low forehead
means the prospective customer
will be unsympathetic and aloof,
according to Mr.. Hellman.
Vertical lines between the eyes
denote concentration. q narrow
face means mild manners. But
it's the lady with wide-open eyes
who may turn out to be the real
headache.
She likes to talk.