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MeCARRY AND The MURDEROUS CLOWN
Continued from page eIesen

NOWttUsSeu J1OW P0Se GtGVeW
Me and Emmett Kelly" Dan
says happily. "I1l wave to you"
The Inspector is waiting when
Dan gets to his dressing room the
next evening. "Tonight's the
night" he says. Madame Rosita
and Boremo were married this
morning at City Hall. And they're
leaving for their ranch in Arizona
after this performance. That forces
the killers hand. l want you
armed. McGarry, and not with a
water pistol"
Whatever you say" Dan re-
plies sadly. But you're running
my act" p"
1--WE had all the clowns dress
ing rooms searched" says the In
spector. 1--WE didn't find a weapon
of any kind or anything at all sus-
picious. ] tried my best" he goes
on. worriedly. Ito keep both Bore
mo and Rosita out of the opening
parade. Boremo agreed not to ex-
pose himself. He'll lock himself in
his dressing room. But that Rosita
danes got a lot of nerve. She
insists on marching. Stay close to
her, McGarry."
Yes. SIR says Dan. We'll
Evening star., 1954-09-26

give this Pagliacei character some
thing to cry about" "
Dan takes forty-five minutes to
make up. He gives his red wig
final pat and turns away from the
dressing table. He opens the door
and he never sees the guy who is
hiding behind it in the hall. And he
doesn't see the short blunt instru-
ment that comes down on his
head.
BY THIS time Kitty and Uncle
Dennis are happily settled in 'front.'
row box seats, and Uncle Dennis is
working his way through his third
bag Of peanuts and is as excited as
a ten-year-old. There is a fanfare
of trumpets and the band comes
swinging through the wide doors
to start the parade.
'Yippee!" cries Uncle Dennis.
Dan will be near the end"
Kitty explains. He carries a dolls
umbrella in one hand and a water
pistol in the other and his shoes
are as big as snowshoes. :"
Uncle Dennis mods excitedly.
The clowns are always the best
part of a circus" he says. When !
was a kid / always wanted to -"
"You told me that before"
Kitty says. Look! There he is
That perfectly ridiculous one with
the red nose and white face and
the padding in the seat of his
pants.
UNCLE DENNIS jumps to his feet
and cheers. Good boy. Danny"
he yells. You'll have them rolling
off their chairs. Oh, If l was a young
man -"
He's almost in front of us,
Kitty says. why doesn't he see
u.s."
The red-nosed clown is dancing
directly in front of their box by
this time. you're doing fine,
Danny" Uncle Dennis shouts.
Danny! Over here! It's us. Don't
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1954-09-26

graph h-by-para-
graph analysis of
one story, show
ing exactly how
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-23

dsnt Of the woman's Auxiliary;
Reuben HaFgT1vs, praaldsnt Mems
Club. who was general chairman;
Shirley Underwood, vice chair
man; Marjorie Mason, secretary;
John Cyrus, treasurer; Berry,
Smith and Marjorie Mason, mod
els; John Cyrus, tickets; Mr.. Tsla
Burt, door sales: Mrs. Barbara
Cyrus and Claud Mason, publicity;
Eddy Robbins, FefreshmentS: Mrs.
Mllllcont Franklin and Mrs JAG
qusline Franklin. cashier; Hazel
Clark and Lucia Mcclure, pro-
grams: Mrs. Bodis Burnaugh and
Mrs. Frank Terry. Queen contest;
Mae SchwaTtx, stylist, and 81.
Agnes Guild, check room.
Palms for the stage decorations
were furnished through the couF-
tssy OF the Neal Funeral Home.
FurS worn by the models were
furnished through the courtesy Of
the Bell Purifiers Co.
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BRIEF
NEWS
SCENE
''TTigh and LowdOwn"
ny BAHT4EE THOMAS

INFORMATION ron TIER
NEYi About 10 months ago this
papers sports editor went IN
Mark Tisrnsy. Dispatch and
Pioneer Press baseball writer to
try 10 sell him on q little cam
paIgn 10 get Jimmie Lee. q good
baseball umpire into Organized
Baseball
Tierney, who In q atringer for
the Pittsburgh COURIER, nation
al Negro weekly. threw up his
hands In horror and said Negro
umpireS would not be permitted
In organized Baseball. We've got
some news for Mr.. Tisrnsy. which
he might have already heard. 4
Negro umpire In calling the balls
and strikes In the Pacific Coast
League this year. And we think
Pacific Coast baseball In Just q
cut under the brand Of ball played
In the Association.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-23

and in q black sport coat, grey
trousers and two-t0ns black and
white shoes showed sports attire.
othsr models who received ap-
plauss In the well paced scenes
were Miss EaFiine Neal. blue coat
and hat, Miss Joan Howell. green
polished cotton dress; Miss Jean
Howell, In black and white striped
cotton; Mrs. Betty Ann Anderson,
all over ace cocktail dress; Mrs.
barbara Cyrus. In q black and gold
striped orRanza cocktail dress;
MIas Betty Brown, all over en-
broidered cotton with back panel
Of plain white. and Michele Davis
son In striped cotton with plain
aqua jacket. Mrs. Mae Marshall
In black faiils, pink hat.
Guys and Dolls" Square Dance
Group entertained between scenes.
Mr.. Richard Patton rendered q
solo and Charles johnson. oriEi-
nator of The Cake Walk" and q
member Of the world renowned
team Of the eighties, Dean and
johnson. thrilled the audience with
his dance steps that originated 90
years ago and In his rendition OF
the song made famous by the late
Bert williams, "Oh. Have You
Ever Seen Miss Dora Dean7"
Percy Hughes and his orchestra,
featuring Judy Perkins and Diekie
Mayea ~ vocallsts, furnished the
music for the style show and dane.
Ing which followed.
Hlghlight Of the affair was the
browning Of the 1854 Queen, Mlns
Norma Jean Howell who was
crowned by Emcee Percy Hughes,
Mas Eariins Neil, 1853 TunneF-up,
and Miss MArilyn BurgRn. 1864
runner-up, were presented TO the
audience.
Miss Dorothy Good Of Vendors |
Women Apparel shop, % y. 7th
e.. Minneapolis. who furnished
modelled by the ladies, was
Tho commentator.
Mems clothing was furnished
through courtesy OF Lemandta.
Inc, mems Furnishing store at 900
Nloollet Av,
The committee IN charge In
GUIDED Mrs. Margaret Ford, preSi.
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show until the finale scene show.
ing evening attire, this years
showing was fast moving and In,
tsrsst.holdlng.
\ bsvy Of lovely models paced
thu show which also included the
dappsF and msticulous well dressed
male. Appealing and poised waS
q group Of tsen-agerS and small
fry" Little Anderson Turner In
q navy top coat. blue tweed hat.
grey and brown mixture suit. two
tone brown and white sport shoes,
and demure Carol Williams In n
grey coat with grey and white
striped silk collar. poudrs blue
dress, white straw hat, white
gloves and black patent bag and
shoes showed what In tops In
toys for the very young smart
set. Richslls session modelled a
tomato red coat, white hat. blus
q. -
ana "ni's pom" GOT arsss "fd
O'aeh shoe@ a''a showed wh"' "
popular among 'he pre-te"hS'
Phillip Aoosta In dark grey top
coat. light grey suit, brown hat
and shoes; Donald Bryant In q
hght grey t"e"d top coat grey
SUIT ana O'ns Suoa" Shows ana
nu''s Sari''ohaei St' wearing
oha'Coai S'sy SUIT hs"' hIey IN.
"na OuAoN "ueus H'oeS Ptess".e"
= PeA"hk picture Oi "hA' ths
smart young mn" VIII wear
Sharon Nelson In q navy faille
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-23
ANN GREGORY COMING TO
PLAY IN MINNESOTA OPEN

Ann Gregory. national women's
golf champion II expected TO play
in the annual Minnesota Negro
Golf Tournament. promoters Of
the event announced this week.
Alycs NJ. stewart, Minnesota
Woman utleholder and 1859 ma
tionai titleholder IL also expected
to play again this year. Mrs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-23
Models Please Large Crowd Att
Annual St. Thomes Style Show

Chic simplicity accented Monday evening" April 49, In
the stunning Of round the clock fashions shown when the
Womans Auxiliary and the Mems Club of st. Thomas EpiscO
pal church presented their 2lst Annual Style Revue.
The presentation entitled Faahions In Revue held
the Minneapolis Labor Temple From the opening Of the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-23

Stewart won the tftIS from Mrs.
IN IS02. Last year Mira.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-04-23

Gregory Fe-won the title from
Mrs. Stewart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
BY the Associated Pres.

HONOLULU, Feb. 13-Prep-
arations for the coming hydro
gen bomb test series in the Pa
cif1c are nearing a climax, ac-
cording to indications in this
strategic mid-Paciflc staging
area.
But there is no indication that
any of the planned series of tests
has actually started.
A recent increase OF Pacific
area earthquakes has prompted
speculation that an H-bomb al
ready has been exploded, but
seismologists flatly deny the pos
sibility of any such connection.
They say the biggest bomb yet
devised by man is still a peanut
compared to the eruptions of
nature.
The tests, which will include
the first trial of an actual COM
bat-designed hydrogen bomb, are
expected in two or three weeks.
Alvin Graves. director of the
1854 tests at the Marshall Islands
atomic proving grounds, passed
through Honolulu two weeks ago
and is presumably in the test
area now.
Mai. Gen. Percy w. ClarkSon,
commanding officer of Atomic
Task Force 7. left Honolulu a
month ago. presumably for the
Marshall Islands, and returned
last week. Two days later he
left again, in the same direction.
An Army spokesman reported
his arrivals and departures with
out further comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
KIRKSlDE
Chew Chose

Shown BY Appointment Only
Attractive and most fav0rably priced
Z home in beautiful section of high
class homes. Living room with fire.
place opens on lovely porch, large
dining room. electric kitchen, powder
room. Second floor has 3 large bed
rooms. = tiled baths. Basement with
Beautiful recreation room; attached
Earage. An uneQuaIled value,
x11 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
BETHESDA
1904 Arlington Road

OPEN SUNDAY, 10.
Brick and stone. slate roof, three
bedrooms and DORM. two baths.
Mod. kitchen, disposal. dishwasher.
Full bSmt- with toilet. Two-caF
garage. :. blocks to schools, shops
. n d transportation. Wonderful
value. sci 500.
To Reach: Wisconsin Are. to Bred
ieU Bird, left ? blocks 10 Arlington
Rd., right to "OpeR" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
Harlem Man Found
SIashed Is Identified
As Ex-Communist
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Feb. ia man
found dying of stab wounds in
Harlem has been identified as a
former Communist who trained
in Moscow, but later turned
against the party.
The victim. Charles White, 81.
colored. had appeared as wit
ness in deportation hearings
against Communists and was
scheduled for new testimony.
However. police maintain his
death had nothing to do with
politics.
White was found in a Harlem
doorway Thursday morning and
was taken to Harlem Hospital,
where he died later in the day.
He was not identified until last
night, when an official Of the
United States immigration and
Naturalization Service viewed
the body.
The Official said White prob
ably had been scheduled to etes-
tify at some hearings next week."
He did not say who was involved
in the hearings.
The official agreed with police,
saying he did not believe the
hearings or politics were involved
in the Staying.
White had said in the past
that he went to Moscow in 1881
for year of training in Sabo-
tage methods. He broke with
the party in 1885.
In 1948 he testified at a hear
ing which resulted in the de-
portation of a mysterious j.
Peters, who was described as a
top Communist agent in this
country"
White was described by police
as a homeless dereIct."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
Man and Woman Stabbed
In Fight With lcepick

A man and a woman were re-
ported in critical condition to-
day after both were stabbed by
an ice pick in a fight last night.
in a room they shared, police
reported.
Police said Mildred Phillips, 81.
was stabbed at least 33 times in
the chest and back. She was
taken to Casualty Hospital.
Charged with assault with in
tent to kill. was William w. Hill,
81. OF COG Massachusetts, avenue
NV. Police said Hill stabbed
himself after they arrived at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
Stage Nearly Set in Pacific
For Hydrogen Bomb Tests

An informant at Holmes and
Narver. an engineering and con-
tracing firm which supplies men
and materiel for the atomic
tests, said the movement of con-
struction personnel to the test
area is about over. He said it
was expected in the last three
weeks.
The Atomic Energy Commits
sion notified airlines. in advance
of the 1852 tests to stay clear
Of the area. Because of news
leaks at that time, they have
now been told there will be no
such advance warning this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
CHEVY CHASE

Shown BY Appointment Only
Charming. immaculate 4-bedrOOm.
3-bath, DTewar home. Large living
room. fireplace, ReAutiful dining
room. den. bsmt. with rec. room and
powder room, garage. Real value.
S2i,5OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
KENT-BRlARCLIFF AREA
5l20 KIinqIe 81. NV.

NtwHousE coho!Iloh, Rarey is hous. offered in This
exclusive S27 500 The interior scheme
of muted glamour Its Location offers seeusion privacy.
and is only block public monsporioon Is
70 downtown. grueous foor pIcn. bedrooms, z
boths oe; recreation heat ottoehed sorose.
tloes'one terroee for outdoor living. OPEN SUNDAY 10
DARK Reoehed Macarthur Blvd 10 Mocomb ST. right VI
block 10 Klinse, right Open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13

the Massachusetts avenue ad-
dress. District General Hospital
officials said his left lung was
punctured.
Pvt. w. j. Hawkins of the
Traffic Division said he found
Miss Phillips lying under bed.
He said he tried to seize the ice
pick from Hill but he broke away
and stabbed himhelf at least
six times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
Jet Developer Warned

In student days. Sir Frank
Whittle, British jet engine de-
veloper. was warned to stop I'D
ding with new IDEAS" friend
revealed recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-13
BURNT MILLS
804 Arlington Dr.,
Silver Spring
IL THE EVENING STAR
washington, ID. G.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1884

vi XIV OOIVA%A Z "
LARGE white brick rambler. Lovely
shaded setting. Three lge. bedrooms
II paneled) and :. baths. 25-ft.
living room, fireplace. sep. dining
room. Unusual closets. Two-car
garaGe. Basement. Full bath
roughed in. PulI-down stairs to
attic. Exceptional value, $a9. 500.
To Reach, ColeSttHe Pike through
-Four Corners to Arlington Dr.. Is
blocks BEYOND entrance TO Burnt
MlilS HIS, right to Open" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

|PEyM s SO cambr,ass !, sedan lam
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22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000. --26
PLYMOUTH 80 Crapbrook dr.; r.
b. and new covers. Orig. soft blue
finish. Tires like new. A clean. low
MILEAGE car; s91dsy gva ran e S SdaS
Ford Dealer. 1905 18th St. NV. NO
7-Il1l. Open until 8 pm weekdays
pm. Sat, closed Sunday. Gus
tome parking. --26
lPLYMOUTH $50 Cranbrook sedan;
radio and heater; . flne car at only
$780, c M NS; No.. 646.A. MoNR 30
p SSq99 o Is dc sSi luxe si s catalina
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TAXI, PLYMOUTH-2-WAY
RADIO; EXCEL. COND1-
TON. 626 N. Y. AVE. NV.
06s
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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PONTIAC 80 Catalina; r, h.. original
tutope. paint. perfect Wv. Tires;
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Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
18th st. NV, NO. Till. Open
until 8 pm. weekdays. 6 pm. Sat,
closed Sunday. Customer parking.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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Evening star., 1954-01-01

says. THE whole trouble. he
says, sis that parents let the
teenagerS do too much on their
own they give them the
car, money, everything. don't
know if it has too much to do
with delinquency. but any one
can be served liquor any place.
Maybe If they curbed that. it
would help the problem"
Dirk's resolution: To let his
13-year-old brother wear his
clothes The wears them any
how. and he resolves. to feed
Satan every day. (Clue: Satan,
pure black cocker spanieD.
Pat Sherer, II, senior at Roose-
welt who is q member of the
Student Council Association.
Honor Society and Allied Youth,
an anti-alcohol organization, has
her say:
Juvenile delinquency is right
here. In fact. my family is 60
ing to move because it's SO bad.
I don't think it's fair, though,
to blame teens in certain areas
for vandalism and other crimes,
for all areas have delinquency.
It's getting so parents don't care
about their children any more.
/ think it would help if schools
Evening star., 1954-01-01

but really I've given up this
resolution 6dea, since ] always
break mine!" Good girl.
Ronnie Crown. who is presi-
dent of Suitland SEA. co-captain
of the basketball team. and "a
member of the Honor Society,
believes: Drinking is a cause OF
delinquency. was on the clean
up committee for our Christmas
dance, and afterward ! found
IL bottles under tables and in
the restrooms. Drinking is
definitely on the up grade.
Delinquents. / think, are in the
19-to-2l age group when kids
get out of high school and don't
know what to do or where to go.
so they go to lots of parties. a0d
cause general confusion. Good
social and religious organizations
would help lot"
Ronnie resolves that he will
put everything he has into the
basketball team to make it
better"
Juvenile delinquency is a teen
challenge, and all of us should
do our best to halt it: but it's
rather unfair that delinquent
and teenager are almost synony-
nous in many peoples minds.
because, really, we aren't all as
bad as the few who are degrad-
ing our name.
Evening star., 1954-01-01
Regional Groups
Elect Officers

Martha Dorf Of Washington
was elected president Of the
Washington Maryland Virginia
Region Of B'nai Birth Girls at
its convention held this week.
She succeeds Carolyn Schoen-
field, also of this city, who was
named counselor.
Other new regional officers in
clude Sandy Israel Of Silver
Spring, vice president: Estelle
Mallinoff of Washington. treas
urer: Ruth Silverman of Silver
Spring. reporter: Deanne zaas
of Riverdale. historian. and
Carole Price of Washington,
secretary.
Howard Miller of Baltimore
was made regional president of
the Aleph Zadik Aleph. B'nai
Birth organization for boys.
Others elected were Edward
Scherr of Washington, vice presi-
dent; Al Martson of Baltimore,
secretary; Mark Padow of Wash
ington. treasurer, and Jerry
Bank Of Baltimore, reporter.
Evening star., 1954-01-01
How's for Comment
On Political Issues?

The top three tunes for the
first day of this new year: Rags
to Riches" ""Oh My Papa" and
Changing Partners" =. Con-
gress reconvenes in a few days,
so just for the question for the
day, what do you think about 18-
year-olds voting? An air
academy? Or any other subject
that interests you politically.
Then send your answers to Teen
Scene right now. dig that de-
manding tone.) Please.
See you next Friday. Eek!
School starts in 8 days!
Evening star., 1954-01-01
Exclusively Yours
By Betty Scale !

Miriam Summerfield, wife Of
the Postmaster General.
To be as steady in your job
as Norwegian Ambassador
Wilhelm Munthe de Morgen-
stierne. dean Of the diplomatic
corps. and Representative
Sam Rayburn. They have
both held temporary jobs here
for about 40 years.
To manage to look, If you're
a grandmother, like Marry
Clifford. She must be the
prettiest and youngest in town.
To be as nice as Secretary
of the Navy Bob Anderson.
To be as well turned out at
all times as Peggy Talbot,
Ceci Carusi and Jerry Hill.
To be as sartorially elegant
as BRIG. Gen. Anthony Drexel
Bidile. People who think the
Duke of Windsor sets mems
styles are crazy. Windsor long
ago asked Tony for the name
of his tailor and has been 60
ing to him ever since, but it's
Tony who put a flair into
dinner jacket because it hangs,
better, was the first to wear
the big bow tie, etc.
To be as hospitable as the
Turkish, the Swedish. the Por-
tuguese and the Peruvian am
basSadorial couples.
To be as distinguished look
ing as Andre and Jasmin Bois-
sier of the Swiss Legation.
If you are all those things,
you are a paragon Of virtue
and should resolve not to hide
your light under a bushel.