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the staggering Indians a 7-point
edge.
Gene Shue sliced the margin
Ito five points and two quick field
goals by Don Moran trimmed the
|Terps' deficit to a point and set
the stage for Brawley's beauty.
Maryland's exciting win was
Imarred only by the conduct of its
rooters, who continually hooted
William and Mary's players and
coach and the officials.
Maryland's freshman team be-
came the fourth straight victim oi
Fort Myer, 51-42, in the prelimi-
Evening star., 1951-12-13
tights Lost Night
~ the A,,oeio,ed Pres.

BY me NttocIdted FFeN
San Francisco-Ezzard Charles. le0
Cincinnati, outpointed joey Maxim. 17S
Cleveland, 12 tnon-title).
Miami Beach. Fia-Bobby Dykes
1b2i2 San Antonio, outpointed Joe
Giardelii. 156. Philadelphia, 10.
Phoenix, Ariz.--Chick Mussrove. 16S
San Diego, outpointed Paul Pargo. l65
Los Angeles, 10.
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Terp Sugar BowIers Total 53
AS Five Players Are Added

Maryland will take So players
to New Orleans for the Sugar
Bowl game, Coach Jim Tatum an
nounced yesterday. and it was
good news to five players not in
cluded in Tatum's last list.
Maryland's party to the South
ern Conference meeting in Rich
mond today will include DR.. H. c.
Byrd, president; Geary Epply. a
member of the Executive Com
mittee: Jack Faber, Jack Henne-
Imier, Burt Shipley and possibly
others.
Tatum will join the Terps
party tomorrow morning and stay
until some action is taken on
Maryland's request for permis-
sion to play in the Sugar Bowl.
/ The Maryland coach is amused
over stories that the Terps will
Ipractice in some secluded spot
next week.
One of Tatum's strong points
for bowl games is that they do
not take players away from
classes. He certainly doesn't in
tend to take his football team
away from school just for prac-
tice. Maryland has classes until
December 10.
The Valley Daily News, from the
Pennsylvania area of several OF
Maryland's football stars, is going
to sponsor a special Pullman car
to the Sugar Bowl game. The
same paper sponsored an excursion
Evening star., 1951-12-13
Brown U. Couch to Speak

Alva Kelley. football coach at
Brown University, will be the
guest speaker at the Brown Club
meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at
the Army and Navy Club. Kelley
| will show films of the 1851 Yale
Brown game.
Evening star., 1951-12-13

Carolina State,
will try to get
t h e var t y
football situa-
ton settled for
1852 as soon as
possible by the
immediate Sc :
lection of three
assistants.
Feathers. dis
m ! S S e d ] a S t
week as head
coach after an
eight-year ten
ure at So, 800 a
sya nt
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manb on0eleat hat. Tann lit bic
3eit. i'm auf Die ,Slaid,e III brinaen.
Sier baut CT iid) nod lpeiter aus.
lmb es lit bas arpRe Slid bes
Weinfrellnbcs. ipenn er Sen 6obc=
pluft ser @nttpidlun0 cripiiht.
Damn ihenft Der gsein ibm allies
an @liidieliofeit, mas er aus ben
oplbenen Strablen Der Sonne, bent
Silber aus monobellen Sommcr.
ndd)ten. Dem Suit mo s(roma aus
Scr Grbe sl1 iplnoeriamen Glfenflii=
aeln oeiuoben bat, bic i'm ouf ben
roiiaen &olfen, Die bic SoefepilsIein
politerten. hinallt Elm paar Meter
iiber ben Stoub lno oas @rau ocs
sllltoas III cine HeQion ehter Sin=
nes= uno GaturfreuDe entfiibrt, um
linn su seiaen: .Sdau. Iieber
NrcunO, aSreube lit INNER bo! Die
Srellbc als eipioes 3ieI Der Menid,=
belt. - ;Sreuoc, ihjner Gotterflln.
fc!"
Tenn I'M &ein Iieat 9Sobrheit -
bic heitere @obrheit Der 9tatur, oaE
Der @ein bcs Wenihcn 6ers erfreut
,Main Hpit.M
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neuartiaen araitiibertraauna alF
oos GproerraD iparten Die Sel,no'
Wiotoren-9l.V. 2pelpis. 6anlbura.
auf. Sin 81 aubifsentimeter 3pei.
taftmotor. or Gieroeitirfen, 1T
NIT allen 2ubehorteilen einidllieHl,d,
Srcibitofitonf in elmer m,lauIenoen
Srommel, Die YeitanDteil oes Npr=
berropes lit, einaebaut. Sin Stro'ls
benrobaetriebe iibertrd9t Die 9lns
triebsleitlna iiber eiu Spe,ialritel
auf cine in Die Sauftronlmel cin0cs
aoiiene Gersobnuna. Ser Ginbau bes
Ntotors iol nah slnaabe Der Soers
iteller in ipeniaeu Winuten ppu ies
benl Saien poraenommcl iperoen
fDnnen.
Die SDd,itaeihpinoiafcit ipirb
nit 50 StunoenfiIometern. oer
&rafitpffpcrbrullh nit 1.5 Sitter ats
aeaeben. Sic S2Sz@erfe Gnlbo,
Ginneber0, brin9en neben pier nellcn
Motpren fir MptprrGber aud,
einen sSahrraomotpr NIT elmer Gier=
oe1tGrfe IS As" berolts, Der unter
Dem Sretlaaer oes 9iabes einoebout
ipirN. Sic 9obmun=&erfe q. g..
gielefelO, aei0ten ibrcn ipeiter pers
heilerten Sobrroo Mtotcr 81. Der
neueroinas NIT cinem arobbimeniip.
niertcn slniallafilter nit @erduid,s
Oampfllna allsaeriiltet lit. Slls Con.
oerullsriiitlrna miro cine nellc 9lb,
heblna aciciat, Die es aeitattet, Den
Wptpr lpdbrcnO Der iSabrt ansufllp,
rein.
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aairp. - aegppten erlebt' beute
obnlide 3eiten, mie europa uuO
amerifa I'M sic Sabrbunoertpenoe,
ais Sic Suffrasettcn in Yroteit,iigen
umbernlaridierten uno bas 6rauens
pablred,t fproerteu, oas bel,te in fult
aIlen 2dnoern sur Sel6itueritdnolid).
felt geiporoen lit. llnO bier pie BORT
sebt es selesertlid nid,t obue Sus
multi a6. So erlebte aairo fiir5lid)
eine arobe Irauenuerianlmlung. aui
ser ertldrt puroe, Oas oerjeitige
1gpptiibe Earlament lei llnseietlid),
neil sic SGlite bcs Golfcs, nGn1lih
sic Tral,en, in ibm nid,t pertreten
iei. slnid)IieBenS sogen oie Oemon.
ltrartinnen in elmer MariffoIonne,
sic lid, por,pieaenO aus StuOentins
men. a6er alld aus berl,i stdtisen
6rauen un0 Sausirauen sliummens
iette, Dor bas Earalnent Sic ourt.
6rad)en Sen 8oli5eiforoon uno ipur.
Sen MIR nit 0tiibe bapon abse6al.
ten. in Sen SieunsSiaal ein51orin,
gen. 100 in5lpiihen bon Ser 3uidauer.
salcrie ber anOere 6rauen Tluaset.
tel 81 Sen sl69eorOneten binunter.
se,porfen hatten.
Iamit iheint sic slpcite aroBe
@eue Der Srauenbepesl'ns Mespp.
ten erfabt 5u babeu. 0or tnapp 80
Sabren emporten iid sic MGnner
sum eritemnal, oils nGmlid einiee
perwesene 6rauen ben S6leier uno
oanit auh sic ieit ssabrtauienoen
traoitioneae vSaremsmentalitdt"
abparfen unO @leif
ioroerten. Seute iiibren sic slegppte.
rinnen unter ser Seituns elmer slfa.
oenliferin, Ser 34iabrisen 6rau 90.
ria Sdafif, Sic an ser Barrier Cor
bonne ibren 3r. phil. enparb, eilcn
sdben aampi nm bas @ablredt, Die
slbidafilng ser Golpgamie ,,nb cine
itrafiere MISUNDERSTANDING. -
s(ls Saupt5iel ,piro babel sun1dit
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Neuartige
deutsche Fahrrad /
hil{s-mo motore

,Sronffurt. Sluf Der sSnternaio=
nolen ,sabrraos ln,o Mtotorrao=s(us=
itelluna lit ,Sranffurt aab es aud,
bel ben ,Sabrrao=6 =6ilfsmetoren ir=
tereiiantc Neubeiten. sic seiate bic
Ototorcn= uno slpparatebou 8mbo,
Gin, ant 0tbein, Den erlten beuts
ithen Giertaft iSabrraomptor rGi=
lellrieoe" NIT einem 6ubraum bon
As aubifsentimeter uno elmer 2ei=
itl,na BON 4 lSferoeltGrfen bel einen
Gerbra,lh bon einem 2iter fir 100
ailometer. Ter Wotor beiitt auRer
bem Nprmal= lno oem geraaano
einen Seerlauf lmo iiberraid,t ourd)
ieine GcrGuid)loiiafeit. Ger Nntrieb
miro ourh cine Stolle ouf oos Gor=
oerrah ilbcrtraaen.
Ser Ntutor lpiro nit elmer SoDhit=
aeihipinoiafeit bon 80 Stilometer
aeliefert, pbtpohl er biz at as Stun=
henfilpnetcr IIuft. Mit elmer fGllia
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Die Toechter des Nils" rebeIIieren
Enersiseher Kompf sesen die "Horemsmentoitoes".

Sic grlanel,ns oes Stimmredts Be-
trad)tet. 6rau Ir. SGaiif, cine ele,
aante iGpar5baariee Come uno
Mutter BON Spei fleinen M1Shen,
bat ibre sInbangerinneu in Ser Bent
el.Nil-ltnion or9aniiiert. 9ent el gsil
beoeutet ,5odter Oes 9tils".
Die @afbsGartci. sic iriiber ben
6rauen aQerlei Gcriprebunsen mo6.
tc, seiet in oieier Jrase, felt lie Ne-
eierlmgspartei lit, Guberite 3uriid.
baltl,ng. Eremier Muitaia cl stabas
Gaida perlpeigerte fiir5lid elmer
6rauenoelesation ioear cine sluoiens.
i,no sic Ginsabe, sic fiiraIid) aonis
Saruf oorgelegt tpurbe, blieb glei6.
ialls obne @riolg. Gin sl6eeorbneter
bradte 5mar eincn @eiesent1puri 5ur
Gapibrung Oes Srauenmablredts
ein, aber ieitoem lit piel @aiicr sen
gtil binabgeiloiien, obne bab cine
Gntld)eiouns gcIallen pire.
Gie rSoGter oes 9eiIs" pollcn ic.
oob nitt ruben, Bis oas Gepptii itc
Harlament enolid Legal" miro lmo
olld Die anoere. bie ipeiblide Sdlite
Der 9eation pertritt. l1no 10 lit cs aar
llift ausaeidloiicn Oub idon in ob.
lebbarer Seit sic erite 6rau I'M
aspptliHen Nbgeorbnetenbaus ihre,,
Sit einnebmen miro uno bas Heid)
Der aleopatrr meber Srallen aui,
Weilen miro, Die iiber oas @obl rmo
@ebe beS 2anoes nitentiheiben
fonncn.
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,Sronscicn III Silpoelltihlanb benah;
men iih Selltihen aeaelnibcr niht
ollsu frelmbIih llnn erteiltcn feline
EGiie. 9todts burfIcl,lponm er Den
Hhcin nadl Der Sd,mci;er Seitc.
81. Eroger hattie piele ,Srclnoc
in Der Sdmei;. fpnnte obcr feline
yi,eus iiir Die Grstlite Graris cr,
boltcn. Gurauibin beaab CT iih mad,
Hom, Stolicn, lnb pDn bort notlN
Sroillien. @oliuien. Seru llnD Chile.
!tirscnos fpnntc er cine Siien, ers
bulten. ipenm linn aud, Der sluients
boIt in Chile suiaate. Gr erbiclt ics
bod, cine tcmporGre Siiens pom 8e,
illnbbcitsminiiter in Santiosp. Der
ielbit il Ieutihlono itllbiert hattie.
Gr prafti;icrte in l;eulla an, Clan.
0uihue See. inmitten bobcr Gul,
func. Ticicr lanbihaitlih icbGnc
Elob murpe bon Sourilten aus Or
gcntinien unD aud, ben Gereiniaten
Staoten beiud)t. 0Gite aus 9(rocns
tillien rieten linn, nah 9lroentinicn
III fomnen. oenn ais Sn6aber elmer
interuationolen ,Sluasellapiloten=8i.
,en' fDuntc er ols iplchcr bort ,ln=
terfonlmen Slmerifaner aher gohcn
linn hell Hat, CT iollc iein @liif in
Den Gercini9tcn Stootem pcriuthen,
bcnll BORT brald)c man INNER nod
9ler;tc.
IS acluna linn alld), bic Ginreiie.
erloubnis nod, Den Gereiniaten
Stuoten III erbolten uno er mod,te
bic Heiie iiber Geru. Ecuador. Go
lumbia uno ourd, Den Ganama &a=
nal. Gr lpor on perihieDenen aron=
fcnl,iuicn in @isconiin umo SQi=
nois tdtio INN id)lieflid, fonnte er
bic Stootspyililma in Ohio ableaen.
bic CT alld) out bcItanp.
III. Troaer hat cine 16iGbriac
Sodtcr ll,b ieinc Wtutter. bic IN Der
britiid,en Zone Seltidlonos leben.
2ies lit Der !6interarlmo bes
Wannes. Der am Samstag, Den 1.
Ge,ember bier in Glepelano Die Era-
ris be3 Deritorbenen 81. &rebs auT=
uehmen mill III oeiien Sifice 1886
&clt %. Srrabe nit GcidGitsitlln;
Den pnrbcrbono MIR Mitmohs unN
Sdmstass BON 4 big Z llbr nodn.
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neuer deutscher Art hattie
cine recht bewegte vergangenheit
,Vom sehieksoI mach dem Kres dvreh hoIbe Welt
versehloqen.
versehIagen.

Scurihonerlfaniihc areiie unic.
rer Stubt INN unmittclhorcn llmocz
blma meroen iiherlid, einem 9teuon.
fnnmlin0 nterciic entNescnbrin=
ben. luelt,cr Iirl 9cronc iett ouitbift,
einc Gr;tlihe Eraris I'll eroffncn Gr
lit Gr. 9orl 6. AEraser. Gr lit niht
aans fremn in GlepelanD. oenn in
ben lestcn &phen bat CT Don ieincln
bisberiaen &irflmssfrcis &crmil=
lion ans sohlrcirhe &cronitaltlmaen
unp SrNuniiaiionen beilld)t.
1r. Ernger lit ciu sebiirfiNcr
Sahie. aus Trespen. no CT Is
Sabre lana bic Gritlihe l;roris als=
iibtc. sln Der hefonnten iSrieorit=
gSilbelm llnipcriitGt in Berlin obIus
CT ocm Sllibium Der Weoisin. 9tud)
9lbleNms Der l;riiims bot icim 2eh=
rcr. Eroieiior Slmm, linn cine
Stelluna ais Eripotoiiii1cnt am llni=
periitatsfranfenbaus m. 81. lra1el
nubm aerne an unD bebielt ben So
item bis Der Eroieiior itarb.
SoOann lpur0e er bon leincnl
Srcllnb. Eroi. Sranbt. oui Gin rsabr
nah Oslo. NpupcNen. cinaelaocn.
Gr iolgtc aluh oiciem Hui. Soraui
lpur er eiu ,Sobr lana om ~Nicl
6nipital in gern in Der Shlpei,
tGtia. Gr bate olli picie lSeiie &C.
niiaenb Griabruns NciummcIt. III,
cine eiocnc Eraris in Srcsoen er.
oiInen ;u fnnnen.
ga fam Der ihredlid)e &riea unb
seaen Gnoe besielben lpuroe Die
1000 Sabre alte StoDt fait pollig
ourh gomben seritort. lleber 15O,-
600 Menid)em ipurDel in elmer 9oht
aetotet. Ia % Ero;ent oller l0Gl,ier
pernihtet naren. mllftc bic iibriac
gepOlferlna aroEtenteils Die Staot
perlaiien. Sm Wtoi 1945 foncn
oann Die Huiicn. "a Or. Vraser iid,
nid,t Der fonmuniitiid)eu lartei an
ihlieBen lpollte. ipie Diele anoere eS
tlun mllRtelt. ,llD Oa CT obnebin Sans,
lnO ionIliaen VeiiB perIoren bate,
enlihloR er iit), Satien I'll uerlaiien.
Cine Grlall6nis mar Dies oher nid,t
aan, leid)t. Gr flob bel 9toht llno
bcaah lid, naf Der Sc)mci;. Mud,
oies mar niht 10 leiht, bonn bic
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2lmS 19emnaStetu,t, Otie
Sinoerdlpr in Npmnastpmn

Inter BET tiidtiaen 9eitllna hes
Serru ,Sren Sbeis umh bes Shorz
Sirfeors Serrn Grlpin VenDel miro
in ollem @rnite sic HeoroaniiierlmN
bes 3irtbenhnres Der Sod)lerfinoer
in g)pltn1stolpn rntcrnonln,en.
9llle Gltcrn iino hermit bnflidlt
erillht, ipcnn cs nur iraenNlpie
mDalih lit bic Grloubnis Den &in=
bern su erteilen, iith on Den &inocr=
hcrproben su beteili0en. Die Seam=
ten ocs &inoerd)nreS iinb pernilnftiNe
eupahiene Scrionen. bic ielbit ,Sa=
milieupGter ump =Miitter iillo. Ga=
r,m fDnnen olle Gltern pcriittcrt
iein, nuH bic 8inoer in Nuten 6Gn=
ben lino lpGbreno Der Erobeltlmbc.
9tah Der Ercbeltlnoe meroen Damn
,MDpies" Den &inber1 0eseiat. Nlle
Gltern Der &inber iinb frellnolihlt
einaelahen, sic lSrobeltlmhe ioipie
allh sic fploenbe Semiltlid)feit Der
3inDer beisuunlnen.
Sin Slppell aebt biermit on ale
Glteru aus: vgittc brin9t Gure
&inoer sllm &inberhpr.
Ser &inoerd)pr miro lid porlGll=
Tia iiir oos 0rcbe &eibnarbtsielt,
lpelhes iehes ssiahr in Der SaChlenz
Nolle obaebolten miro. porbereiten.
2llrh Die lpunoerihDncu &eib=
nurbtslieber hrifen mir IN fleiner
&eiie Den &inperu Den linmeihen
3ipcf Der @eibnad,tsfeicr in Die
6ersen I'll brinoen. Gs lit poraeie=
ben, bob Gin ieiues Eroaramm fit
Die 8iuDer unD peren Gltcrn aus0e=
arheitct miro.
Sic &inoerhor- Erpbcitunoe fin=
Set itott ieoen Siensoa abeno, be-
0innenp pilnftlii) I'M iieben llbr,
III Der Sad,ienhullc inter Seitllno
oes GhoroiriNentcn Aoerrn Gupirl
gencel. 6 sipirp priilaenp ocheten,
bic &inher piinftlih in Die Erpbe
su hrinaen.
Gltern. oeren &inOer tun;cn fDn=
nen, nber Elm mliifoliihes $nitru=
ment ipielen fDnnen oNer ipniti0es
tun fGnnen iiir Dos &eihnahtsprns
aronm nbcr ipcnn meiterc slusfunft
iiber Den &inberd,or aelpilnicbt miro,
bite meloen Sie lid iofort bel Serrn
Srcn Sheis, Sci. 2=7165.
Sic erite Erobe iinoet Itatt in Ser
Sahienlullc. om Gienstuu obenb.
ocn 90. 9tnpemher. pilnttlif nm :
llhr. IS miro NebnIft. oaf iehr piele
3inDer unpelenb iei, merbcn. Sehr
piel honat pnn ocn Gltern ob uno
Dorllnl hittcn mir npd)mnls
rgrin0i Glwe &inoer srm SGd,ii=
ld)en &inbcrhor."
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;3wcig 22

Gs biene allen Shlpeiiern oes
2pciaes % sur aeidlliaen 9tah.
rid)t. Oub mlere nGd,ltc &eriamm=
lung am Snnntns, Den 9. Tesember
INN 2:3O Hin nud,n1ittaos itottiins
oct. IS lit Die 9esember =Teriunnn=
luno. 100 Die gcamtempabl itottfin.
bet. Somit bitten mir ieDe Sdlpe=
tier lid, al oieier @erianlmlllna I'll
beteiliaen. &onmt lmn mGblt Gud)
tiidltiac gean,tinnen fiji rNus S<abr
1852. SIS neroen uns in nieier Ser
lunml,me folsenoe Sd,lpeitern nit
aufiee umo Sudden erfriihcn:
autb. 9mrich. Mrmo Grscr, So=
phic Glberth. Snpb. Giienburoer.
sIlbcrta Gn1rih. slnna ,SIeps. 30,
rothea iSleps, Muriu isoiiel, Mu.
thiloo ,Soiiel. pima ,Siiher. Slnno
,Sronf, Iatb. iSleiiher. 1uth. 9cpp.
ner uno sSilheln1ine Geppuer.
autb. EIinssarafi, Sefr.
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-. Ter Nert elmer 9Inseiae fieiai
NIT Der Sauer ibrer GeroifentIi.
dung!
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Nan lese die kIeinen Anzeigen.
Evening star., 1951-01-09

things have to be taught, and it is
chiefly through the parents ad-
vice that the younger learns how
to handle himself and acquires
Judgment and wisdom.
Just as a little child is taught
to walk by exercising the muscles
Of its legs, so it should be taught
independence and elf-reliance
and wisdom by being permitted to
exercise it's mind and make its
own decisions under the parents
guiding hand. Parents should no
more do all Of their children's
thinking for them than they
should carry them around in their
arms after they are old enough
and strong enough to stand on
their own feet.
Successful parenthood consists
in fathers and mothers keeping
such close companions with their
children that their children will
conf1de in them and voluntarily
ask their advice and guidance
after they have really been eman-
cipated from parental control. Ex-
perience will have taught them
that Mother and Father are
nearly always right about things,
and that they can depend on their
understanding all of their prob
lens and dealing with them with
sympathy.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Antique Show
Dates Set

Primitive and early American
furniture and glass are among the
items to be displayed in the an
tique show to be sponsored by the
Woman's Club of Bethesda on
January 18. 10 and 20 at its club
house at Georgetown and Sonoma
roads.
The show, which will be held
between the hours of 10 am. and
10 pm, also will feature exhibits
of fine china, music boxes, art
objects, rare old prints and
Meissen and Dresden china figu-
rines.
One of the main attractions
will be one of the largest private
collections of Ruby Thumb Print
glass in this part of the country.
The collection is owned by Mrs.
Leo Kriz of Bethesda.
Proceeds from the show will be
used for the civic and welfare
projects of the club, including
contributions to Suburban Hos
pital, the Montgomery County
General Hospital. summer camps
for children, aid to elderly people
on county welfare, and sponsor
ship of the clubs newly organ
lied Golden Hour Group.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Benefit Fete
FOrChurch

The building fund program for
the Russian Orthodox Church OF
st. John the Baptist will be given
Sunday evening in the parish hall
of st. Johns Episcopal Church at
3240 o street in Georgetown
Christmas in the Russian and
Greek Orthodox churches was
January and the benefit Sunday
will include a children's fete from
5 to z with candy and favors for
the younger generation presented
by Grandfather Frost, who is like
Santa Claus.
A buffet supper of Russian food
featuring pirojki and tea. will fol-
low, after which a program o1
music and dancing will be given
The Russian Orthodox Church
choir will sing Russian Christina.
hymns to open the program.
Kyra Marie, who is singing al
the King Cole Room. will offer q
selection of songs. Classical anG
folk dances by Charmiane Kingan
who joins Sadler's Wells in the
fall, will follow, and Tamara
Robsman, formerly of the Moscow
Ballet, will dance to music by a
gypsy orchestra. Other numbers
will be guitar selections by Ana
toly Malukoff and the famous
Caucasian Lezginka," or dagger
dance, by Dimitri Wolkonsky.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Dorothy Dix
Children Must Be Taught to Stand
Alone Mentally and MoroIy

DEAR MISS DIX: We agree
with you that children should be
taught independence and to use
their own Judgment. but don't
you think that parents should
have the privilege of advising anc
consulting with the children? We
have some adopted children who
resent our every inquiry into their
affairs and who seem to think that
we should make no suggestions to
them; that our only duty is to
finance them, give them clothes
and cars and the money with
which to amuse themselves.
MRS. T. j. D.
Answer: Teaching children to
stand alone mentally and morally
should be done just exactly as they
are taught how to stand on their
own feet and to walk physically.
The toddler needs his parents
hand to hold him steady and to
teach him how to take the first
step. He needs to be taught what
dangers to avoid and how to pick
himself up when he stumbles and
try it again when he falls down
And he needs the same mental
training. No child can know of
himself what to eat, when to go to
bed, what to study at school, how
to handle money. how to get along
with other children. All these
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Orchestra
Parties

Parties in connection with the
forthcoming campaign for the
sustaining fund of the National
Symphony Orchestra are almost
daily events. The campaign does
not open until next week, but al
ready chairmen of committees are
entertaining their aides at infor-
NAL teas to discuss ways and
means for the success of their
appointed tasks.
Mrs. William B. Willard will be
hostess this afternoon in her
home on Woodland drive.
Mrs. Samuel H. Kaufman is
among those asked this afternoon
and others on the guest list in
clude Mrs. T. Perry Lippitt, Mrs
Harold Carson. Mrs. L. Corrin
Strong, Mrs. Everett Corey, Mrs
Robert Oliver, Mrs. Edmund R
Purves. Mrs. Cornelius Bretsch
Mrs. Francis D. Thomas, Mrs.
William Mead Fletcher, Mrs
James H. Parke and Mrs. Dallis
Morse Coors, who entertained al
a similar party yesterday in her
home in Georgetown.
Guests of Mrs. Coors were Mrs
Philip JeSsup. Mrs. John Floyd
Mrs. Willmott Lewis, Mrs. Bretsch
Mrs. Fletcher. Mrs. Steven Morris
Mrs. Hugh Warren, Mrs. Clinton
S. Raynor and Mrs. Sidney Sher-
wood.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Post

A young man at a well-known
college writes: "It seems all the
advice about having a girl to a
weekend party at college is
written for the girl and nothing
much for the enlightenment of
the man who invites her. viii you
enumerate some of his 'musts' in
connection with such a week
end?"
The 'musts" are: 1. Tell her
the exact duration of the week
end. 2. Note activities planned SO
she will know what clothes to
take. (There's no excuse for ruin
ing her good time-and yours
by having her leave the right
clothes at home.) 3. Tell her
where she is to stay whether in
a dormitory. fraternity house
house of friends, hotel with other
guests). Explain that you will
meet her when she arrives, or If
impossible for you, who the friend
is who will come in your place.
You are not expected to pay
the transportation of your guest
But you must arrange for her ac-
Evening star., 1951-01-09

commodation. Usually you, and
some of your classmates, look
after your guests as a group and
divide the expense between you
Public Dance Behavior
Dear Mrs. Post: Is there any
thing incorrect IN our exchanging
dances with friends who are not
in our party? I say there is no
harm in this as long as they're
our friends. but certain others
feel dancing should be confined
to ones own group.
Answer: You might very well
dance briefly with a friend or two
not in your party. But you GER
tainly should not do this II YOU
could be spelling the pleasure OF
any one at your own table.
Greeting Cord Sent Together
Dear Mrs. Post: Is it unsuitable
for a young engaged couple to
send a greeting card signed with
both their names?
Answer: It is certainly suitable
to send a card together to all who
know OF their engagement.
Haze you delayed 1Driting that
thank-you note because you
didn't knoaD 1Dhat to aorite? Mrs.
Post is sorry she cannot ansDer
personal mail. Howeuer, you will
find suggestions for Uriting
notes in her leafet E-21, Model
Notes." To obtain a copy, send
10 cents in coin to her. care of
The EDening Star, P. o. Bor SO,
Station G. Ne,D York 10. N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-01-09
Miss Peterson
ToGive Talk

Miss RoSalie Peterson, chief of
the nursing section of the Ma
tional Cancer Institute, will be
guest speaker at a luncheon meet
ing of the United States Public
Health Service Officers Wives
Club at 1890 pm. tomorrow in
the officers club Of the National
Naval Medical Center at Bethesda.
The program will include show
ing OF an educational film on
cancer detection which was pro-
duced jointly by the National
Cancer Institute and the Ameri-
can Cancer Society.
DR.. Sarah E. Stewart, a mem
Der of the U. S. P. H. S. dis
pensary. will discuss cancer serv-
ices and facilities now available
to the members of the organiza-
tion.
Mrs. Joseph Dean will be chair
man of hoStesses.