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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22

Glamour in motion. That's the
way to describe new hairdos this
season. Because, says Katherine
Potter who heads the beauty and
grooming department for Proctor
and Gamble, the newest hairdos
are so natural and young. They
curve rather than curl. They can
be windblown without looking
mussed. The secret is in a hair
cut that fits you and your hair,
and a new kind of permanent
that doesn't look like a perma-
nent.
This new permanent, called
Pin-It, makes your own hairset
permanent. Or, a new one if you
prefer. Curling lotion is applied
to pin curls after they are rolled
up. Rinse with water at a speci-
fed time to stop the curling ac-
tion, then let your hair dry.
There's no fussing or bother. If
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22
veiar To Face
Riggi AIotti

Chico Vejar, just released
from an Army hitch, makes
his first start in many months,
facing Riggi Alotti, New York
middleweight, at Boston Are
ma, Tuesday night, Jan. 25, in
a Callahan A.C. ten rounder.
Vejar makes his appearance
since bad plane crash put
him on the sidelines, when
ne was flying from Chicago
after the Jed Black fight. He
was flying his private plane
and suffered a broken Jaw
and other injuries.
Vejar was once signed to
meet Tony DeMarco in Bos-
ton on April "a. But as a re-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22
Seeing The Stars

NEW YORK - DOROTHY
DANRIDGE TO GO CLASH
CALI. It's practically signed,
sealed and delivered that Dor
othy cambridge, one of the
hottest names in show bust
ness will make a nationwide
reading tour backed by a
choral group and doing such
masters of the English lang
uage as William Shakespeare,
Thomas Wolfe and Edith
Wharton. Mastermind behind
the idea is none other than
Marian Anderson's manager,
Sol Hurok, who feels Dorothy
can really act to go all out on
such a long hair venture. The
San Francisco Oakland critics
ogree, too, for they've voted
her the best actress of "a
for her role in Carmen Jones. ("
DIAHANN CARROLL, the
ingenue star of House of
Flowers, tells us you can
expect the riotous Broadway
play TO go at least through
April becouSe of heavy book
ings for theater parties, etc
"House OF Flowers" stars
PEARL BAILEY and though
the stars, scenery were highly
praised, critics found Truman
Capote's story threadbare.
Designer L'TANYA GRIFFIN
back at work at her luxuri-
GUS Hollywood after an ulcer
operation during the holidays
L'Tanya and her beer-sales-
man hub5y domiciIe on Coun-
try Club Drive complete with
swimming pool and all the
designs for gracious living.
ROSE MORGAN's new Rose
Meta House of Beauty = to
be the most talked about
beauty salon, indeed. Rose her
self has gone through a lot
to pull this new enterprise to-
gether. Many a time it's been
sheer determination that's
seeing her through.
EARTHA KIT completely
unacceptable in stacks and
no makeup racing to get a
bitebetween shows of her 'NIrs.
Patterson.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22

WALKING
Maybe more people would
walk if there were more places
to practice.
MEMORY
Learn to remember? How
about a course in how to for
get unpleasant details?
TEEN-AGER
The teen-ager with his eyes
on red convertibles can't ina
CINE how George Washington
ever got anywhere riding on
Just one horsepower.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22

too may find the place where
you lost your innocent laugh
ter perhaps, as they might find
theirs Life without cheerful
ness and laughter is a sorry
affair. Remember this: There
is most cheedfulness n the tin
lest smile than in a dozen
froWns.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22

ty. A departure from the con-
ventianal smooth surface, hor-
izontal design lines across the
roof accentuate the width of
the Safari. It's extremely low
silhouette makes this styling
innovation on the roof top an
important, eye catching fea-
ture. Unique side window styl-
ing and moulding treatment
gives added appeal. The ira
ditional Pontiac Silver Streak
motif which has been so
gracefully adapted to the 1855
line of cars is featured on the
Safari's front hood and rear
tail fins.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22

Cross only at corners, never
in the middle of the block.
It's not fair to the driver Of
an automobile to have pedes-
TRANS crossing the street
where they shouldn't says the
Massachusetts division Of the
American Automobile AsSocia-
ton.
When you approach an in
tersection have consideration
for the other fellow and let
him know what you intend to
do next, says the Massachu-
sets Automobile Association,
Be sure and use your hand or
car signals. Clear communi-
cation is an important part of
good driving.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22

suit of the accident, WEARS
manager, Steve Ellis, feels that
the Stamford, CT. TV star must
have a fight or two before
tangling witch such a tough
one as Tony.
Silverman will show Vejar
against the club-fighting Alot-
ii in an effort to determine if
he's ready for DeMarco.
Meanwhile, a brisk sale is
reported by the Callahan A.C.
for the DeMarco- Jimmy Cart
err bout at the Boston Garden,
Friday night, Feb. II.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22

1.-THE greatest domestic
achievement of the past two
years is found in the fact that
the purchasing power of the
dollar has been virtually sta
bilized. If we return to policies
of unbridled government
spending, the inevitable re-
suit will be renewed cheaper
ing the dollars value, at the
expense of every family in the
nation" - Torrington Comm
Register.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22

you usually do your hair at night,
do your Pin-It at night. In the
morning your hairset will be as
lovely as it usually is, but your
curl will stay without resetting
between shampoos. Make your
curls small, Miss Potter says,
because small curls make your
permanent last longer. And re-
member, this permanent isn't
supposed to look like a permanent
with tight or frizzy curls. II
that's what you want, the tradi.
tional roller type permanent is
best. Pin-It is fashion perma-
nent. 1t doesn't look like a per-
manent. 1t doesn't feel like per-
manent. But it gives your hair
curl that will last in the new
"curvy" way. 1t makes your hair
look beautifully fashionable.l
Like glamour in motion.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22
TAXES

State and local tax collec-
tions next year are expected
to go up enough to absorb
about a third of the decrease
in federal tax revenue.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22
BRIGHT PUPILS

The following girls Spirit the
months December and
Effort Perfect Attendance PunctIaIy
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22

GRADE vi
Lee B. Beauford
John E. Gay
Daisy Haynes
Mary G. LeoneY
Elizabeth ]. Loette
Marlene G. Midget
Constance B. Pleasant
Leslie M. Redd
Ruth Andrews
Gloria Benders
Nadine Goode
Shirley Leslie
Gail Phillips
Marion Smith
Peggy Williams
Alberta Lamb
Josephine Haynes
Barbara Lloyd
Princetta Quarterman
Ethel Williams
GRADE w
Geraldine Beauford
CherYl Fisher
MarYbelle Frazier
Norma Haynes
Donna Irving
Vivian Sharpe
Georgette SlaYman
Beatrice Bray
Jeanette Gerald
Andrea Wilson
Sandra McFerson
Dorothy Aiken
Virginia Jones
Alfredo Stokes
Helen Botsish
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-22
Inc.
HOMES BLDG.

HOMES BLDG.
2 ScollaY So. At Subway
HI 2-2232
CA $4,000
Dudley ST. 225l Wash. ST.
GRIM. VACANCY in Rox-
bury ST. $27 mo. CT.
terms. HI 2-O2O2.
DORCHESTER 3-Apt.
VACANT End fl. AZ bank
mtg. Deed for 5000. HI
HYDE PARK - 5-Rms.. in
3-f. Steam, new roof, new
ly painted. Deed to CT.
500, Owner; HI 2-2232.
WANT a 5-room single in
Rox. with a new Hot Air
heater for only $4,000, and
I'll take $500 and give you
the deed this week. Call
me and I'll pick you up and
show it to you today. HI
2-2232.
CAMB. two family for a
Non-GI with only $500 to
put down. Compact with
fenced in corner lot. HI
2-2232. YES. Gu 6-5078.
MAIDEN 4-5-3 rm. ants.
Use as IF. or 81. Already
CT appraised. A bargain at
$4,000. CT needs $500. To-
mite: UN 4-6298. :.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

The Capitol and all House and
Senate office buildings were sud-
denly closed to the public yes
Iterday in a test Of the emergency
alarm system on Capitol Hill.
Designed to acquaint the police
land guard force with the pro-
ltectiye system, the surprise test
caught visitors at about 3:15 pm.
AT the roturida door Of the
Capitol there were about 100
people inside the building who
couldn't get out. and 100 more
outside the building who couldn't
get in, much to their surprise.
In ABOUT 20 minutes the signal
was given to open the doors
again and the buildings again
were available to visitors.
The test was requested by the
American District Telegraph Co.,
which recently Installed a
burguiar alarm system In d dis
bursting Office In the Capitol.
The test was considered q sue
Icessftl use of the so-called con-
ference telephone installation,
set up for the use Of police only
ion Capitol Hill after D group oi
Puerto Ricans shot up the House
chamber. BY the interlocking
new system Of telephone wires
connecting Capitol Police with
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Thrones Observe
CoIorfuI Display
On Skyline Drive

Hundreds Of motorists fiocked
to the Skyline Drive In Shenan-
ldoah National Park OF Virginia
yesterday to catch their annual
look at the changing color fash
ions Of Mother Nature.
The National Park Service
ranger office said the ofiicial
car count. was TO be compiled
today. Trafiic yesterday. they
said. was bumper to-bumper at
times but flowed smoothly. No
accidents were reported.
As for the scenery. 1t continued
to be fine, although the peak Ii
not expected until later this
week. The weather was mostly
sunny and cool and visibility
was good. the rangers reported.
Meanwhile, Virginia State
police said that while trafilc
along Skyline Drive was smooth,
1t was something else again on
the way home. Cars were backed
up for about 10 miles along
Route al from Route 20 at
Warrenton. they reported.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
CONVENTION
TODAY

The American Trucking
Associations, with more
than $500 delegates on
hand. In the second Of . six
day conference at the May
flower and Statler Hotels.
National Institute Of Gov
ernmental Purchasing opens
q three-day session at the
Shorehain Hotel with about
1000 persons expected.
American Hospital Asso-
citation will begin q six-day
hospital safety institute at
the Sheraton-P Park Hotel
with about $50 persons at
tending.
National Rural Electrical
Co : Operative Association.
region number /, will hold
the second Of a three-day
conference at the Washing
ton Hotel with about 800
delegates on hand.
National Trucking Road
60 win end five-day meet
ing at the Willard Hotel,
about 100 persons attending.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Four Questions Bottle Police
In Killing Of Racket Figure

scheduled to appear n court
Friday to answer charges that he
was linked with I'VE other Turner
Station men in the big numbers
operation.
States Attorney John E. Raine,
Ijr., offered the others protective
custody after Adams was MUIR
dered but none came forward.
The State Police raid at Turn
Ter Station was made without the
help of Baltimore County auGhor-
titles who weren't told it was
coming of. State Police Supt.
Elmer Munshower said this was
done because the county had
failed to act on its own.
The raid sparked q grand jury
investigation Of how the gam
bling laws are enforced in the
county.
Pedro Finley Crooms, 33-year-
old Turner Station Negro, was
being questioned about Adams
death yesterday. He and q girl
friend, both acquaintances Of
Adams. have been in custody
since Friday.
Crooms faces q hearing tomor-
row on a charge Of illegal possess
SION Of fire arms.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Fother Kelly Paid
I ribute.u Mass

The Very Rev. Lawrence J,
Kelly. former Jesuit Provincial
who died Saturday in Washing
ton at the age Of s5. was praised
as "a true priest Of God and a
staunch American" yesterday at
ID mass at Mount Carmel, near
Port Tobacco, Md.
The mass cornmemorated the
|165th anniversary OF Mount
Carmel. first convent to be
founded in the original l3 States.
The Society for the Restoration
Iof Mount Carmel, OF which
Father Kelly had been chaplain
for Is years. sponsored the event.
The Rev. William J. Horigan,
pastor Of Sacred Heart Catholic
Church. La Plata. Md. successor
ito Father Kelly as chaplain Of
the society. gave the eulogy dur
ing his sermon.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
College Alumni Set
Alexandra PorIey

a combined meeting Of former
students Of Virginia colleges and
universities who reside within
d 5O-fniIe radius or Alexandfis
viii be held at 7:.30 pm. Wednes-
day at the George washington
high School, Braddock road and
Mount Vernon avenue. Alex
andIia
Alumni from Virginia Poly
tecilnic Institute, Virginia Mill
tary Institute, University Of vir-
ginia, William and Mary, Medi-
cal College Of Virginia, Madison
College. Mary washington Col
|lege, Longwood College and Rad
ford College are invited.
Presidents Of the nine schools
are expected to attend. They
viii discuss problems which the
schools will face with increased
enrolment In the next 10 years
Evening star., 1955-10-17

TOWSON. Nd. Oct. II lP1.
Police sought the answers to -four
bathing questions today.
Who drew a cord around the
neck Of John ]. Adams and
strangled him to death?
Why was the colored Balti-
more County numbers man SUBJ
jected to a beating about the
face before he was killed?
Was he the victim of some
sort Of gangland inquisition?
Was his death connected in
any way with the So million
numbers rackets broken UP by q
September % State police raid?
The body Of the 39-year-old
Turner Station man was found
Saturday in a thicket of the
Pulaski highway near Middle
River road. An autopsy showed
he was severely beaten first, then
sarrotted with q cord.
Relatives said he had 81, 900 on
him when last seen early Thufs-
day. When found dead he had a
penny.
But police were looking for
deeper motives than robbery.
. They pointed out Adams was
Evening star., 1955-10-17
3 Missing Children
Are Found After
|Eiqht-MiIe Hike

BALTIMORE, oct. II (H.-
Ia portion Of suburban Baltimore
was thrown into q tizzy yester-
day by six little feet and four
little paws covering much more
ground than they we're meant to.
Thomas. Debbie and Jonathan
|Neale and their Dalmatian,
vickie, left home and babysitter
lat Rockland. just north Of the
city, about 0 am. They turned
up at 5 pm. at Mount Royal
train station in the heart Of
the city. They told police they
wanted to meet their nom and
dad, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Neale.
who were due back from Q
weekend trip to New York.
They had walked eight miles.
Thomas is seven. Debbie and
Jonathan are 5-year-old twins.
Vickie is just q pup.
From / pm. until 5. they were
hunted by the entire Baltimore
County police detachment at
Towson. a troop Of Boy Scouts
Ind at least 800 vollNteerA
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Droggers Find.
River Victims

CAMBRIDGE. Md. Oct. II (A)
The bodies Of q popular
Cambridge couple. Wilson and
Dorothy Todd. were recovered
from Choptank River today.
Both bodies were recoyeres
near the point where their fish.
ing boat Eas found empty ans
anchored yesterday.
Dr. John Mace. medical sx
|aminer for Dorchester County
returned d finding Of Academia
drowning.
Capt. Brice d. Kinnamon
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
inspector. yesterday found thu
21-foot boat on which the Todd
had gone on the river to fisf
Saturday. It was anchored OF
Sandy Hill with all equipment
intact.
Capt. Kinnamon, who organ
lied a search along with Sheriff
David r. Bradshaw. said the
supposition Is that one or the
other fell in or was swimming
and got into trouble, and the
other went to help and both
drowned.
The Todds. both In their early
forties, were active In church
and community affairs. Mr.
Todd was q salesman for the
Delmarva Hardware Co. oi
Salisbury. and a lay leader In
Grace Methodist Church here.
Their son. Sergt. Ronald E
Todd, Of San Clement. Calf, is
with the Marines at Camp PEN
dleton, Calf.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Separate Tax Asked
For County Schools
Ramsay House Repairs
Pushed in Alexandria

Historians say the house prob
ably was used briefly as 9 home
Iby MIR. Ramsay, who built . big
brick home next door. His son.
Dennis, q colonel In the tRevolu-
Itionary Army and q mayor OF
Alexandria, lived In the house
for many years. Dennis Ramsay
was an honorary pallbearer at
George Washingtonss funeral.
Mr.. Ramsay was one 0f the
seven men chosen hy the Vir-
Eginia Assembly to lay out Alex
landria. AT the first auction of
tiOts on July Is, iT4s. he bought
two for 46 pistols tabout 4ls4)
The present house Is located on
ione Of the lots
Mr.. Ramsay, d Scottish noble
man. was an important man In
Alexandria. Besides serving Is
the first and only Lord Mayor,
he served at various times as
town overseer. census taker, first
postmaster. member Of the COM
mittee Of safety. colonel Of q
militia regiment. adjuster OF
weight and seals, town trustee
land gentleman justice. In addi-
ltion he was the owner Of q ship
4 y
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Winston Churchill to Gel
Williamsburg Aword

WILLIAMSBURG Va. Oct. II
fSpeciail Sir winston Church.
iii viii be the FIRST to receive the
newly created WILLIAMSBURG
Award. II was announced today
Creation of the award. con-
sisting Of 10000 and q symbol
ical town crier's bell. was an
nounced at the same time as the
first winner. The award Is fol
outstanding achievement In adj
yancing basic principles Of lib
erty and justice.
The first award ceremony will
be held In London, probably in
December.
Explains Award
winthrop Rockefeller. chair
man OF the trustees Of Colonial
Williamsburg, said the award
will be made periodically TO "a
person who has influenced the
course of national or world
events significantly by express
ing in sustained action or elo-
quent and persuasive statement
q dedication to liberty and JUS
tice for all men.
THE Williamsburg Award has
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Addict | Commitment
Low Chonge Sought

he eaid. that the addicts cannot
be held even under bond. ~
criminals.
District Commissioner Samuel
|Spencet said he would propose
that tue council "a ID work Oh
rewriting the law Ill tninorrow's
session. The meeting, originally
scheduled for the end of the
month. was advanced for this
reason,
Mr.. Bnrka declared that
among his recommendations will
|be q proposal to reduce contin-
I,lar1ces to "A hours. to allow po-
lice to photograph needle marks,
and TO allow ploice to hold sus-
poets under bond at the time
/ they are picked up.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

Eedsral Judges here viii be
aslsea 10 consider recon1nenda-
tfons which would amend the
Districts law providing for the
commitment u drug eddicts
after charges by police that the
law Is ineffective.
Assistant United States At
torney Aired EurEa said he
would take several proposed
changes to Chief Judge Bolitha
: j. Laws Of the II S. District
Court for the District pf Colurn-
bia this week. He will be asked
to submit them TO all the judges
Of the court.
AT the same time, Il was learned
the Council on Law Enforce
raent tomorrow viii consider
adopting q program to rewrite
the narcotics law as this years
major project.
- Police recently have been COM
planning that known addicts are
permitted under the law to be
released pending commitment
proceedings BY the court. which
gives them time to destroy cyl
dence Of their addiction.
Some Can't Be Located
Detective Sergt. Joseph Gabrys
of the narcotics squad also
charged that many addicts, for
whom commitment papers have
been filed. escape because the
United States marshals who
serve the papers cant find them.
The detective said the law
should be changed to allow po-
lice, who know the hangouts Of
addicts. to serve the commitment
papers.
Only last Thursday. Sergt.
Gabrys pointed out. five addicts
were picked UP but police were
forced to release them pending
their appearance In the Federal
Court October 18.
The length of time between
their apprehension and their
commitment PROCEEDINGS. Mr.
Burka said. permits them to
destroy evidences Of their addic-
ton or to escape IL they wish.
Proceedings Are Civil
He added that the law spe-
cificaIly makes the commitment
proceedings a civil matter and
not 3 criminal one. That means
Evening star., 1955-10-17
g. or. Dunce, RoIIy

Fairfax County and Falls
Church Republicans will hold q
lpre-election dance and rally
from 9 pm. to q am. November
3 at the Nightingale. three miles
south Of Alexandria, Va. on
Route /.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Accepts WeIfure Post

CHARIOT TEsvnLE, Va.
Oct. II tSpeciaD .AMrs. Dorleen
Woodsmall has Joined the stan
of the Albemarle County Depart
ment Of Welfare as a social
worker, replacing Mrs. Philip
Graef, who resigned this month
after serving six years.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
100 raped in CopitoI
BY Burglar Alarm Test

80 different police stations ir
four different buildings on the
Hill, the officer in charge oi
headquarters can call all 80 sta
stions instantly. This system
was tested yesterday both in
sounding the alarm and calling
Il of.
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Concert Wednesday,

The Mount Vernon High
School concert band and choral
groups will give q fall concert in
the school, 5000 Richmond high
way. Alexandra. At 8 pm
"Wednesday.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

been created Is part Of Colonial
WILLIAMSBURG = program To hrine
new strength iii Ollr time to the
belief In human liberty and the
dignity OF the Individual which
made Williamsburg asid Il,
leaders q moving force Iii CO.
lonial America.
1T Is our belief that thess
great doctrines sof two centuries
ago are living convictions today
and still have their champions
We feel that this fact should be
Elnderscored In our time as a re-
Iminder to the living that they
ARE the !nheritors Of a great
faith.
"Sir Winston Churchill. we
believe. better exemplifies the
principles for which the award
stands than any other living
person"
Sir winston Accepts
Sir Winston already has &C
Icepted. In his letter Of accept
lance. he said it would be q
very great honor for me to be-
come the first recipient of the
Williamsburg Award"
Kenneth Corley, president OF
Colonial Williamsburg, said fu-
Iture recipients may be natives
of any land. work at any occupa-
ton or be members of any race
!. :. Whoever defends liberty any
where defends it everywhere
The awards viii not be made
on an annual basis, Mr.. corley
said, but at intervals dictated
by the course Of national and
world events and the emergence
|of individual champions Of lib
|erty and justice :
Evening star., 1955-10-17
LewisduIe Party Set

A Halloween party sponsored
by the Lewisdale Citizens Asso-
citation and Lewisdale Elemen-
tary School PTA win be held at
t6 pm. Saturday at the school.