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Evening star., 1953-05-19
7 Indicted on Counts
Of Attacking and
Robbing Woman, 81

Two 21-year old men were in
dicted yesterday on charges of
raping and robbing a 32-year-
Old woman of SIG on May 4.
The defendants are William E.
Bell. of the first block of Florida
avenue NV, and James M.
Rhubottom, of the 27O0 block of
P street NV, both colored.
Police said the woman, also
colored. told them the two
dragged her onto a parking lot
near Fourth and Butternut
streets NV. and attacked her.
Marie Byrd. %. colored, of the
4600 block of Central avenue
NE, was indicted on a charge
of performing an abortion on a
20-year-old colored woman.
Norman Guritsky, 30, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, was indicted on
charges of breaking into the
Capital Camera Exchange. Inc,
in the 1000 block of D street
NV. on April 20 and stealing
cameras valued at $1,000.
Bigamy Charged.
Robert D. Tomlinson, 81, of
Baltimore, was indicted on
charges of bigamy and perjury.
The perjury count charges he
answered none" on a marriage
license application in answer to
a quetSion as to whether he had
formerly been married.
Eugene Alexander, 35, colored,
of the 1900 block of C street Sc,
was indicted on charges of en-
bezzling SAT- from the Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Co. on May l while
he was working there as porter,
Several persons we're indicted
on charges of promoting a num-
berS lottery. They are:
Herbert w. Schneider. "a, of
the 1000 block of K street NV;
Isabel E. Richmond, "a, colored,
of the 1900 block of Corbin place
NE; Katie Springfield, 40, col
ored. of the 600 block of kenil-
worth avenue NE: Charles w.
Johnson. 40. colored, of the HOO
block of SiXty-first avenue, Fair
mont Heights. Md. and Charles
P. Cunningham. SO, colored, of
the 1900 block of Seventh
street NV.
Schneider also was indicted
on a charge of keeping a place
for betting on horse races.
Narcotics Indictments.
Four persons we're indicted on
narcotic charges. They are:
Lee Poo, SO. Chinese. of the
800 block of Taylor street me-;
William R. McAbee, 40, colored,
and Josephine F. Stewart. %,
colored, both of the 1000 block of
Fifth street NV.
The indictments were among
% returned by a grand jury be-
fore Judge Henry A. Schwein-
haut of the U. S. District Court
for the District of Columbia.
The grand jury ingnored a
homicide charge against Luther
Muse, So, colored, of the 300
block of H. street S.W. The
jury's action in ignoring the
charge eXonerates Muse in the
fatal shooting of Stephen S.
Young, 80, colored, of the 140O
block of First street S.W.
Police quoted Muse as saying
he shot Young in self defense.
A knife was found beneath the
victim, who was shot on the
street last month near Muses.
home, according to police.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Dinner for Shepherd

The VMI Alumni Club will hoL:
a dinner honoring Gen. Lemuel
c. Shepherd. commandant of the
Marine Corps. and his wife, az
7 O'Clock tonight in the Army
Navy Country Club. The dinner
is being given to celebrate the
89th anniversary of the Civil
War Battle of Newmarket, dur
ing which a number of students
from the Virginia Military Insti-
tute lost their lives.
Evening star., 1953-05-19

Three generations believe in Maytag.
Meet typical 3-generation Maytag family from
Indiana. Grandmother, Mrs. Neva Merritt of
Brownsburg; Mother, Mrs. Earl H. Merritt and
Granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas Hadley Grand.
mother is still using the Maytag she bought in
1923! Only from Maytag such dependabiity.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
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dirty uater strain back through clothes That mean
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v Of the washing cycle.
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Evening star., 1953-05-19

Cleaner clothes because Of exclusive
Double Spin Tubs Two spinning tubs one
inside the other, mever let dirty water strain
back through the clothes No dirt streaks, no
halfclean clothes. Dirty water is forced out,
above and away from clothes through the holes
in inner tub, up between tub walls and away!
Maytag is the only automatic that gives you the
superior construction of double spin tubs to as.
sure cleanest clothes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
ChiIdren's Books for Christmas

Horribles" and a matchless COL
lection of marching songs
Freddy joins the ranks of the
outward bound as the hero of
Freddy and the Space Ship" by
Walter Brooks, with whom he
shares his illustrator. Another
book of fancy. of a different sort,
is the reissue of Dickens 1.-THE
Magic Fishbone," with new il
Illustrations by Louis Slobodkin.
1t is about king and queen and
their nineteen children, whose
lagos varied from seven years to
seven months"
There is fancy too in Mary Nor
toms THE Borrowers" Have you
ever wondered why so many things
constantly vanish, like needles
and. safety pins? Not used up, for
who ever used up a needle, but
just gone? Perhaps the Borrow
ers have taken them. The Bor-
rowers are scarcely so tall as
pencil, and this book about them
adds superior writing to the
perennial charm of things minia-
ture. Don't be surprised to find
it on the adult side of the book
store. Adults claim a good child
ren'S book even faster than chill
dren can make adult books their
own.
More especially for girls is
Pamela Bianco'S THE. Doll in
the Window" which has, for me
Continued on Page 15.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
he Years Books for Teen-Aqers-

The first part of the cliche that
war brings out the best and the
worst in men is the theme of
Margaret Scoggin's newest COL
lection of true adventures for
young people. In Battle Sta
tons" she has chosen from we'll
known books of World War II
Is episodes depicting human en-
durance, heroism and sacrifice of
our armed forces, such as the dam
gerous crossing of a North Allan
tic convoy, an air duel over London
and the taking of Another Little
Island" in the Pacific.
Every senior high school stu
dent should read Lindbergh's The
Spirit of st. Louis" It is too inn
portant to pass over with a few
sentences, so put it at the top of
your Christmas list. especially for
the teen-age boy,
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The 'MiddIe-Aged Child

There's a good selection OF
books for what librarians call,
apparently without smile, the
middle-aged child. For one thing
(muted sound of cheering) there's
new edition of Kenneth
Grahame's THE Wind in the
Willows" with six additional
illustrations by Ernest Shepard.
There's no finer way to meet Rat
and Mole for the first time than
in this presentation of book OF
gentle satire and real, warm
sentiment.
There are two good books of
poetry for this set. One is an
anthology by that well-known
middle-aged child Ogden Nash.
"Impelled to pass along a good
thing" Mr.. Nash has served up
good things from old ballads to his
own rather newer work in "The
Moon is Shining Bright as Day"
Freddy the pig, of uncertain age,
is responsible for the other book
of verse, 1.-The Collected Poems OF
Freddy the Pig" illustrated. OF
course, by Kurt Wiese.
AS well as being the author OF
his own collected poems-which
include such gems as The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
Adventure and Heroism

Personal heroism appeals to all
ages, and 1853 was rich in books
of this type. The entire world felt
deep emotions along with young
Elizabeth II, when, on the eve of
her coronation, she received a gift
fit for queen-a cablegram an
nouncing the conquest of Mount
Everest by British expedition.
1.-The Story of Everest" by w. H.
Murray, gives the history of the
many attempts to scale the worlds
highest peak. Maurice HerZog's
"Annapurna" is a straightforward
account of the heroic conquest of
another Himalayan peak of 26. 493
feet. The reader will thrill and
suffer with the author, one of the
two members of the French Him
alayan expedition of 1851 to reach
the goal and who nearly lost his
life in the narrowing descent. An
exciting book with beautiful illus
trations, some in color.
Adventure has many different
facets. Jacques-YveS Cousteau
and Friedrich Dumas were so
curious about the underwater
world that he reperfected the
aqua lung which permitted him to
travel freely at a depth of $50 feet
and study the natural wonders
and shipwrecks OF the Mediterra-
mean. 1.-The Silent World" he
calls it in his book-true this is,
but nevertheless a fascinating one
and he has included color photo
graphs to prove it. And don't
think it's entirely a mans world
either. Lady With Spear"
by Eugene Clark. should convince
you that pretty young woman
can follow the unusual occupation
of an ichthyologist and write top
notch book about her adventures.
In 1851 a party of Frenchmen
had themselves lowered into an
enormous newly discovered cave,
Pierre Saint-Martin, in the Pyre-
nees. One of this group, Haroun
Tazieff, recountS in "Caves Of
Adventure" their tragic expe-
rience as they worked desper-
ately for three days to keep alive
a companion who had fallen while
attempting to reach the floor of
the cave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

year later she returned and her
MY Heart Lies South: the Story
of My Mexican Marriage" DEM
onstrates how respect and affec-
ton for a culture can change
modern American woman into a
full-hedged sonora. Another mar
riage based on rich understand
ing although beset with tragedies
was that of the Robert E. Lees.
Harnett Kane's THE Lady of Ar
lington" is a sympathetic yet I'M
sentimental novel based on the life
of Mary Gusts who gave support
and encouragement to great
American. A readable book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
For Girls Only

The three Bettys have again
produced books to help the teen
ager socially: Betty Cornells
Tcen-age Popularity Guide" is a
revision of her successful 1881
Glamour Guide for Teens" Betty
Betz's Teen-age Cookbook" is
geared to the appetitcs of the
high school crowd. Her usual gay
Illustrations make this a lively
as well as useful book. There are
places for the owner to write her
favorite recipes. Betty Whites
Dancing Made Easy" should do
just what the title implies. Boys
will probably borrow this from
their dates.
Maggie DAILY Eyes, she is Maui
reen's and Sheila's sister, is a
successful model, known in Chi
cago as miss Fashion" Her
Guide to Charm passes on to
girls Is and over suggestions for
creating an illusion of beauty re-
CARELESS of how nature endowed
them. 4"
A young girls first interest is
in the problems of her own age
group as related to herself.
Gross My Heart" by Naomi
Sellers, is a good, high school ro-
nance with family relations, boy
girl friendships, sororities and
other problems realistically
treated. Mary Stolz' I'm a Mir
ror," for girls 14-16, concerns
third-year college girl. Bessie
Muller was too plump and
couldn't diet until she had re-
solved her inner conflict.
When a novel about family life
has the additional attraction of
two romances it should make the
rounds of the bonny lassies.
Apricot Sky" by Ruby Fer
guson has all this and mora
charming picture of modern Scot
land. A pleasant book to offer
young girls. A true romance fits
in here. Elizabeth Borton de Ire
vino, was given a weeks news
paper assignment in Mexico. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
For Boys Only

Boys. DR.. Lynn Poole, producer
of the Johns Hopkins Science Re-
views Television Program, believes
humans will fly to the moon with
in the next so years. He gives
accurate information simply and
graphically in Your Trip Into
Space" Ages 1915. Conquest
of the Moon" edited by Cor
nelius Ryan. is scientific
symposium by recognized authori-
ties in the field of space travel.
The illustrations. themselves. are
interesting enough to hold any
older boys attention. whether he
be space minded OF carthbound.
Space. Space. Space" one of
the triple title hooks. edited by
William Sloane, is a collection Of
adult science fiction stories about
the various stages of the develop
ment of travel into the outer
world. For any age who is espe-
cially interested, but especially
for boys 1915.
c. S. Forester returns his ia
nous hero. Horatio Hornblower,
to the days of his captaincy of
a frigate in his latest novel,
"Hornblower and the Atropos,"
and involves him in a difficult SAL
wage operation. The unique sea
rescue story in it is based on an
incident in Hardy's lone Of Ad-
miral Nelson's captains) life. A
cracker-jack good sea story.
Two excellent short novels of
widely different setting and peri
DDS are Conrad Richter's 1.-THE
Light in the Forest" and James
Michener's 1.-The Bridges at Toxic
Ri" The first is the story of a
young white boy stolen by the In
dams who is finally returned to his
family and finds adjustment ex-
tremely difficult. In The Bridges
at Toko-Ri" flyer in the Korean
war does not understand why he
has to fight. Excellent description
of the landing and taking off of
jet planes from a carrier.
Only fen of the MANI titles
suitable for Christmas gifts haze
been mentioned. For other Suo-
geStiOns consult the Young Adult
Room, Central Library, Eighth and
X streets NV. or your nei0hbor-
hood branch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
The Very Young

For the very young there are
zhenya Gays poems in Jingle
Jangle," noisy kind of book, and
Millicent Selsam's "A Time for
Sleep" which is very quiet book,
and a good one, too.
The animal lovers have Marie
Hall Els story about the little boy
from I'm the Forest" who has
Another Day" there to learn from
the Old Elephant how important
laughter is. The adventurous
young will find Edward Ardizzone'S
Tim in Danger" their meat, just
as they have his other books about
Tim and Charlotte and Ginger.
Picture books, like electric trains,
are for the grown-ups first. Luckily
they are short enough SO that the
children don't have to wait too
long. More especially for everyone
than most are Green Eyes," a
cat book by the New Workers. A.
Birnbaum, and "Ice Cream for
Two" an photographed story
by Clare Turlay Newberry about
a boy, his mother. and, inevitably.
a cat. But it's very high-claSS
cat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
By Helen Huverty

Supervisor, Work With Young
Adults, D. C. Public Library
1T IS IMPOSSIBLE to prescribe
a list of books to suit all teen-agers
whose tastes and habits are chang
ing as rapidly as their appear
ances; it is better to direct their
reading by suggesting a wide range
of subjects and titles. There is a
deep chasm between the 13-year-
old Junior high school student who
wants a strictly teen-age book and
the 18-year old who has really put
aside childish things-or so thinks.
Each will read according to indi-
Vidual interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

"Petunia Takes Trip" is Roger
Duvoisin's newest about his we'll
known goose-a trip to the big
city that is hard for her to get
started on, but thrilling in the
end.
There are other cats beside
PitSchi Jenny Linski, Esther Aver
ills creation, decides that others
should have fun too. finally. And
finding out How the Brothers
Joined the Cat Club" is fun, as
well. T. v. w. Carpenters THE
Too Long Tail" is sheer entertain
ment about the cat who woke up
to find that his tail had stretched
to inordinate lengths and the
other animals attempts to help
him out of his difficulty. 1t may
not be entertainment alone, at
that. You can learn how to tie
sheepShank knot out of it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
Old Fuvorites

Two old favorites are out in
new dress. Marcia Brown pre-
sents Andersen's 1.-The SteadfaSt
Tin Soldier" very much as she
did 'Dick Wilmington and His
Cat" Ruth Sawyer has combined
her storytelling ability with roll
licking illustrations by Robert Nc
Closkey to produce Journey Cake,
Ho!" This is fine one to read
aloud.
Every year has to have good
moral tale and a Christmas book.
This years moral tale has twist
to it. The moral is that the child
may sometimes be right! Stick
in-the- Mud" is Jean Ketchum's
story about a village, a custom.
and little boy. A simple
story, neatly illustrated by Fred
Ketchum.
Jeanne-M Marie and her sheep
Patapon are old friends to many
children. Franchises new book is
a good Christmas present, just as
it is a good Noel for Jeanne
Marie" The same enhancing
formal of bright simple pictures
and large hand-written text are
as attractive as the creche figures
of Provence the book tells about.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
Stories in Pictures

The picture book set is lucky
this season. Always physically the
most attractive of books, some
times picture book merges story
and Illustration into a wonderful
unit. My current favorite-and
I'm sure the favorite of many
others-is Hans Fischer's Pit
schi," the story of a kitten who
wanted to grow up to be any ami
NAL but cat. PitSchi is little
blob of a kitten who is never coy
but always infinitely appealing.
Ludwig Bemelmans has come up
with another Madeline" And for
those who say there could never
be another Madeline. 1 can only
advise a look at "Madeline's
Rescue" 1t has the same angular
views of Paris, the same verve and
flavor. And, thank goodness, the
same characters.
1.-THE Village Tree" is a mood
book rather than a story, but
Taro Yashima's lively impressions
of a country boyhood in Japan
are treat in line and color. Sc
lima Chonz' new book, "Florina
and the Wild Bird" like last years
"a Bell for UrSli," is told in rhyme.
The pictures are as crisp and
bracing as the Swiss mountain
atmosphere of the stories them
selves,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06
By theodore c. Hines

CHleJ OF Operations, SCHOOLS
DtDiSiOn, the Public Library
OF the District of Columbia.
WE CAN'T PICK the chill
dren'S books that will last.
That's something the children do
themselves, sometimes making
choices, in the long run, that will
surprise their elders, like Guilt
ver'S Travels" for example. But
we can make a choice of books
that are good this year-books by
authors children like, books that
match current interests. Here are
some of 1885 best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-06

CONTINUED on Page 49,
Arizona sun., 1953-04-03
Attend The Church OF Your Choice Sunday

own possession, Jealous of good
works. Titus 2:14.
Let us all stop and search our
selves and know whether we nave
that great love of Christ in our
hearts and in our lives daily. Let
us not go to church and sing Gods
praises, testifying of His goodness,
then go home and refuse to speak
to our brother or sister living next
door, This is my commandment
that you love one another as Ishave
loved you. st. John 15:12-17. .aD
We know our brother and sister
are not agreeable, but through
love only can we conquer, then aft
er this the victory, after we have
shown love, we have peace of mind.
Love mankind, for love is the pro-
cess of developing human charac-
ter. Love is strong enough to off
set selfishness, which is our duty
| to God.
If all Christians would dwell
more upon these simple virtues
integrity, courage, confidence and
strong Bible backing, then God
would hear from His holy noun
tains and answer our prayer. For
God so loved the world that He
gave His only begotten Son. We
are blessed who can look beyond
carnality and see Jesus waiting
with outstretched arms to welcome
us home to the heavenly land.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-03
The International Sci
By ROY EVANS

NEW YORK -(GlobaD D-Carib-
bean Personalities: Among the
prominent members of the inter-
national set expected to visit our
shores this summer is Attorney E.
r. Dudley Evans, former minister
of Agriculture, Lands and Com
merce and ex-Deputy Mayor of
Kingston, Jamaica. This will be
Atty. Evans second visit state
side, though this time on unofficial
business, he will be here to serve
as delegate to the Elks National
Convention. Mr.. Evans is the son
of the late Edward Noel Evans,
president of the Panimanian Liq-
uor Manufacturing Concern of
Rolla and Evans, retired magis-
trate and onetime candidate for
governor of Panama.
The gracious DR.. Ferris Warren,
dental surgeon with offices on Bos-
ton Road in the Bronx, halls from
Georgetown, British Guiana. Her
Manhattan home boasts one of the
most fabulous antique collections
in this city. DR.. Warren is mar
ried to Lyndon Henry, secretary of
New York's Furriers Union and an
ardent civic workers.
Give Bernard of Kingston, Ja-
maica, former Howardite and st.
Albans resident, is now finishing
his junior year in medical school
in Dublin, Ireland. His charming
wife and baby are anxiously await
ing his return Ditto Roy
Brown, Marshall Hall and Chichi
Thourbourne, all studying at the
University of Geneva in Switzer-
land.
Next week, we will go, for visit
to that lovely, picturesque Isle of
Wood and water as I know it
Jamaica, B. w. /. ->;l..,.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-03
Church of God in Christ

The Churches of God in Christ
of the city will conduct drive-in
Easter sunrise services Sunday
morning, 5:45 O'clock, at the base
of Comeback Mountain and North
18th Street. Good preaching and
singing is promised.
Young people, yield yourselves to
God in your youth. Fec. 12-1. The
youth of the Central District Con-
ference are yielding their souls to
Christ and inviting other youth to
join hem.
There will be a joint meeting of
the YPWW and SIS, Monday night,
April 6, in Mesa, Arizona. Elder M.
King is the pastor of the Church of
God there.
The revival meeting which is
currently being conducted by Elder
w. Jones of Pasco, Washington,
will close Easter Sunday night. The
services are being held at the
Church of God at 81 West Buck
eye Rd. Elder D. Clark is Pastor.
-Neaoma Clark, reporter
Arizona sun., 1953-04-03
First Institutional Baptist

The First Institutional Baptist
Church will observe Easter serv-
ices in the East-Lake park recrea-
tional building. The festive days
program will begin with Sunday
School at 9:30 and the regular
morning service at 11:30 am. A
fifteen minute song period by the
senior choir, Nelson Echoes, and
Angel Choir, will proceed the pas
tors sermon, "He Lived in the
Dark, Died in the Light, and Rose
in Power"
Due to the fact the city-wide
revival services will be in progress
Sunday night, the Lords Supper
will be observed at pm. to allow
members to attend the revival.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-03
Methodist Women To
Give Fashion Show

The Woman's Society of Wesley
Methodist Church invites you to
Fashion Show and Tea Soiree to
be given at the church, East 18th
and Washington Sts., Sunday after
noon, April II, 81 pm. Come and
see the latest in spring and sum-
mer fashions to be worn by the
children and youth of Phoenix this
year.
A musical program will be pre-
sented. Tea will be served. Silver
offering.