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can claim tax exemption for
the full period even II you were
not hospitalized.
Your payroll ONCE isn't going
to inform you or inform Internal
Revenue II you are eligible for
tax deductions. II you are in
doubt as to the length Of time
you were on sick leave during
the year, YOU can get that irl-
formation from the payroll sec
tion Of your personnel ONCE. In
filing. 1t Is best to give as many
details as possible, such as the
hospital where you we're q pa
tient If you were hospitalized
during the illness. or a state
ment from your doctor.
No General Ruling.
There's one type Of sick leave
claim for which Internal Reve-
nue. doesn't yet have q general
ruling. That's In cases where an
employe is given maternity leave
and permitted to use up her sick
leave before being placed on
leave without pay. It appears
that each such case will be
judged on its merit, with the
deciding factor being whether
the employe was actually unable
to perform normal work because
of pregnancy. An eniploye who
received sick leave pay while on
maternity leave should claim the
tax exemption, though realizing
that the tax officials might rule
against her and require pay
ment. A doctors statement to
the effect that he had advised
her to quit working during the
period covered by the claim
would be helpful.
One final note to employees:
Claiming sick pay tar exemption
does not affect your tight to de-
ductions for medical and hospi-
tai expenses.
&A4
RETIREMENT LIRepfe-
sentative Hroyhill, Republican,
OF Virginia. today sponsored q
bill to liberalize civil service re-
tirement benefits. For the great
majority Of Federal workers It
Evening star., 1955-01-17
CORRECTION

A headline in q late edition Of
The Star January l3 reading
$4,000 Awarded In Fauquier
Arrest" was incorrect.
The story beneath the head
line correctly told Of the action
by 3 jury in the Alexandra Fed
eral Court which returned d yer-
diet in favor Of the defendant
in a $4,000 suit BY Robert r.
Dye, q Defense Department en-
ploye Of Centreville, Va, against
Luther Cox. Fauquier County
deputy sheriff and jailer. The
suit charged Mr.. Dye was illeg-
ally detained without bond for
an unreasonable length Of time.
Since the jury decided for the
defendant, Of course, there was
no award Of damages.
The Star regrets the error.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
The Weather Here and Over the Notion

ness tonight with low 24-3O.
Rather cloudy tomorrow prob
ably followed by some snow In
north and rain mixed with snow
In south.
Wind - Mostly gentle and,
northwest becoming variable and
shifting to northeast tomorrow.
Road Conditions tAAAl.
Pennsylvania Turnpike Slip
pery spots in mountain areas.
River Report
tFrpm y. s EnRtneers,i
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear ct Great Fails: Shenandoah
clear at Harpefs Ferry
Evening star., 1955-01-17

the CSC for 46 years. Second
oldest is Luther G. Dodd with 20
years service. Thirty -iiVe-year
iength-of service awards win be
presented TO George A. Ber-
nard. Marcia Boynton. Irene
Buccolo. Mary G. Carley, Mary
L. Creedon. Mary M. Gallagher.
Frank J. Geary. Dorothy II.
Geiger. Helen E. Gloss, Matilda
E. Haney, Hosmer ?. Hart
shorn. Ranghild c. johnson.
william j. Kerlin, Martha G..
Lloyd. Vernon Il. Miller, Melissa
j. Moore, Stella NJ. Reid. Clara
B. Reynolds. John A. Talbot and
Constance r. White. Harvey
Dean Brown. executive secretary
Of the CSCs Incentive Awards
Committee during 1853 and cur
rently 8 White House staff as
sistant on cIFii service matters,
win receive q special honor
award for his outstanding rec
ord. Five Naval Research
Laboratory employees have been
presented safety awards for 4
total Of 80 accident-free years
Of driving. They are James e.
Carpenter. Is years: Marshall
4 Conner IL years; Irwin
Knots, 5 years; Rufus Cooper,
5 years. and Moses e. Carter. 3
years.
-------- Il
Re sure q listen q Jaeenhi
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Senator Bender to Join
Met Corthy Committee
sy the Assoclatsd Press

Senator Mccarthy. Republican.
OF Wisconsin announced today.
Senator Bender of Ohio will be
the third Republican member Of
the Senate Investigations SUBJ
committee. The other two are
Senator Mccarthy and Senator
Mundt Of South Dakota.
After q closed door meeting Of
the Government Operations
Committee. Senator Mccarthy
announced Senators Margaret
Chase Smith of Maine, Cotton Of
New Hampshire and Martin Of
Iowa, will be the Republican
members Of the Subcommittee on
Government Reorganization.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

District and Vicinity Increas-
ing cloudiness tonight with low
about 80 in the city and as in
the suburbs. Rather cloudy and
cold tomorrow probably followed
by some snow.
Maryland Increasing cloudi-
ness and moderately cold tonight
with low in the 20s. Cloudy and
cold tomorrow with snow in ex-
treme west spreading to central
and east portions by afternoon
or night.
Virginia - Increasing cloudi-
Evening star., 1955-01-17
HoIl to Speak Tonorrow

S. Scott Hall, head Of techni-
cal services Of the British Joint
Services Mission, win speak 1T q
luncheon o fthe st. Andrews So
ciety at 1880 pm. tomorrow at
the Touchdown Club, 14I4 !
street NV. instead Of Wednes-
day as was erroneously an
nounced In The Star yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
Dr. Dr.PeckhamIndiried
On Abortion Charge
Involving Woman, rs

Dr.. Henry 4. Peckhams Jrs ~,
Of the 600 block Of Princeton
place NV, was indicted today
on q charge Of performing an
abortion on q 26-year-old mar
ried woman December z.
The physician is free under
bonds totaiing $4,000. One
bond Of $4,000 had been posted
pending grand jury action. The
other Is q $1,000 appeal bond.
set last June BY the q. 8. Court
Of Appeals for the District Of
Columbia, pending outcome Of
DR.. Peckhani's appeal from q
conviction on . charge Of per-
forming an abortion on q 2e-
year-old woman.
3 Brothers Indicted.
Three brothers were indicted
on q charge Of second degree
murder in the fatal stabbing Of q
man in the 400 block Of II street
NE. last month. They are: La
Count j. Togans. rs, of the 900
block Of Fifth street NE; James
L. Togans, ~, and Brock J..
Togans, 20, both Of the 600 block
Of Sixth street Me-. all colored.
The victim was Edward Butler.
90, colored, Of the 1000 block
Of Sixth street NE.
James L. Roberts, "a, coiored,
Of the 5000 block Of Park place
NV, was indicted on q charge
Of raping an l6-year -old colored
girl. The girl told police Roberts
held q knife on her and forced
her to go into the building where,
he lived.
Norman A. Thornton. 26, COLI
ored, Of the 3400 block Of Hol-
mead place NV. was indicted
on a charge Of falsely repre-
senting himself to be q police
man In trying to enter Turner'S
Arena last November. Police
sadi he showed q badge which
had disappeared from q police
mans coat at the liaison ofiice at
Municipal Court.
Indicted In S1,125 Theft.
Al 45-year-old man, John T.
Delbridge, formerly of the 1900
block Of Fairmont street NV,
was indicted on a charge Of
breaking into a poultry store In
the 300 block Of Fourteenth
street NV. In April. 1852, and
stealing $1,125. Police said Del
bridge is now In custody In
California.
Sylvester N. Muse, IS. colored.
Of the 1000 block of Vermont
avenue NV. was indicated on
three charges of housebreaking
and thefts Of property in two Of
them. Muse and a man accused
with him in two of the house,
hreakings were arrested in q
grocery store last month in the
2700 block Of Eleventh street
NV. The other man is Willis
C.. Washington, 20, colored, Of
the 1000 block of Eighth street
NV.
The indictments were among
O total Of 20 returned BY q grand
jury before Judge Charles r. Nc
Laughlin, of the II. 8, uiSbfict
Court for the District of Colum-
bia.
The grand jury ignored q
homicide charge against Fulton
E. Lewis, 80. whose address was
listed as the Social Service Gem
ter at First and F streets NV.
The grand iury's action in ignor-
ing the charge exonerates Lewis
of any responsibility In the death
of Clarence c. Peer, SIS, Of the
400 block of H street NV. Police
said the men had been in q fist
fight.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
The Federal Spotlight
Sick Leave Pay Tax Exemption
Due Thousands Of Employees
The Federal Spotlight
~ Joseph Young

thousands Of Federal employees WIN be entitled 70 tax
exemption sick leave they received during 1854 But they
the exemption only they claim it their 1854 income tax
returns. There's nothing automatic about It,
Evening star., 1955-01-17

this column
today presents
the steps em-
ployes should
take regarding
tax exenp-
tlons on sick
leave
4. II you were
hospitalizedat
any time dur
ing the course
of an illness.
you d d no {
have to- pay
taxes on any.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

Precipitation forecast for tonight from
Nebraska eastward the Ohio Tennessee VAL
the Northern Appaachans and reachn the Atlantic
Cogast In Southern Virginia. expected In the north
part this with rain In the south and hundestorms
In parts Of Texas and Arkansas win be colder In New Eng
land the Central Plains much Of Northwest
In the Gulf area.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

Be sure 70 listen to Josephi
Young's radio edition Of the
Federal Spotlight each Saturday
at Gas pm. over WMAL.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

Record Tempcrafurea This Year.
Hiahest. 69, on January 2.
Lowest, II, on January ~.
High and Low.
b Am. Saturday 10 AM. Sunday.
Hieh, 4a, ct 4 pm.
Low, 81. ct 7.05 am.
3 AN. sunday 90 . Am. To-day.
High, ~, 1t $3.50 pm.
Low, 70, at 7:10 an.
Tide Fables.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

ment EMPLOYEES WHICH mas pft~
pared instructions for its mem-
bers regarding the new tax laws.
Evening star., 1955-01-17

tFufnisiaed " United states Coast and
X 4 0eodetic survey / y
Evening star., 1955-01-17

Salute to Thrift
Because this Il National Thrift
Week, marking the 24oth
anniversary Of The birth Of
Benjamin Franklin, spossle Of thrift.
We Of the DC. Building and
Loan Lessue are suggesting 70
all citizens of our great capital eity
that they -.
1. Add something 70 their savings
accounts this week. Five dollars or
ne hundred doIIars, h doesn'i
maiier, just % its something.
2. II yea don't have : savings
account Il buildins and loan
association, tske fhis opportunity TO
open one. Remember, there are
2c insured sssociations In this
area who are members Of the d. G.
League, al anxious 10 serve you.
A complete list of League
members can be found on pages
l6s and lss in the YellsN Pages Of
The classified Phone directory.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
.LeadersCarH
Stocks Higher
In Fast Dealings

NEW YORK, July ~ tP.-The
stock market advanced today on
outstanding strength shown in
the early afternoon by a rela-
lively small group of leaders.
The rise went to between / and
2 points frequently. and it some
times extended on to around S
points. Losses were small.
Business maintained an ex-
cellent pace right around yes
terday's total of $3.50, 900 shares.
Better prices today marked
the third straight market ad-
vance. 1t started with the OPEN
ing bell and expanded swiftly.
Motors and oils represented
the best of the major groups,
Most steels were higher. but the
groups action was dimmed by
United States Steel's laggard ac-
ton. Railroads joined the lead
ers in late morning.
General Motors was strong al
a new high. and other individual
leaders included Bethlehem
Steel, Standard Oil IN. J0,
Royal Dutch Petroleum, ano
Lion Oil. Republic Aviation stood
out in the mixed aircrafts.
Bonds were moderately higher
United States Government issues
in the over-the-counter market
were lower.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Coastal Finance
Plans New Issue

Directors of Coastal Finance
Corp. have authorized issuance
Iof additional Glass A common
stock. for which subscription
rights will be offered present
stockholders at the rate of one
new share for each six held.
President Frank Bush disclosed
yesterday.
With more than 5000 Of Glass
A shares outstanding, an Offering
of around $500 additional shares
lis indicated. Present shares are
quoted over the counter at 1914
bid and 31A asked.
Underwriting arrangements
have been made with w. E. Hut
ton & Co. of New York. but the
subscription price and other de-
tails will not be announced until
after registration with the Sc
curities and Exchange Commits
sion and final clearance by that
agency.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

March. April. May and June.
Earnings for these months %
he said. served to partly offset
losses incurred in the first five
months Of the current fiscal year,
when Nash and Hudson manu-
featuring programs were still be-
ing consolidated at heavy cost"
The company's net profit for
the second quarter Of this year
compared to a net loss of So
848,667 for the same period in
1854. At that time, Hudson op-
erations were reflected only for
May and June, after the merger
took place.
Mr.. Romnel said the COM
pany's net loss for the nine
month period ending June 80
was $4,522,171.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
D. c. PRODUCE

Quotations supplied by the United
states Agriculture Department up to
Am. Am and cover less than carlot auan
Apples; n; J, STAIRS. US no ], 2" min
6u bskt 2.50:3. 90. Lodi bu bskt. US nj
wiiiamsin in bI Ses9 beks s w W. vi Early Ret se
$50. ~E ~ ~'o''
Bananas: 4o-lb ctns cut 4.75-5.e5.
Blueberries: N. j. 12-pt fats. cult
zee Saseo mediss 9 sFasggpssss aggssc per pit small mostly
cantaloups: ofierings good quail yer,
I sight. dn .ar Ariz Jbo crts; Yuma: 27S 80
Da Gessdsnd sss snd std Aa1 as fs.s eSosn5 Dist
4.25. few 4.50, fair quail. 1854 90.
FIJI yaalsnsiss ass soSes l5S
6.5o-7 90; half boxes l56s 1854 90
] q bu crts l76;;2ISs 5,50-S.s5.
70s 2:00.2;50; Maryland Red Haven, u
Z bu bskt. H up ci 5.5G-4 g oo oefiss i lhnd min
s@ s59@-Ia1 min ya o9ldsn Jubilee M nssn BY ssEt
400. ctns los e count In 800 500. MN '''o'
WatermelonS; Ga. N. C., s. C. and Va
SsisR sSss sris, i 5Ss s$s +:
lbs soc, 3o-s2 p: e5e;
hprs EAES Vsentnssp snsp Best Fsa56y sS m. hk;
CABBAGE: 'fs Nearby. ISyNi5s' is bu crt, Do.
mestic Round 1.00-1.5O.
bags 4.50: TEX 50-lb sacks. topped 100
OHIO I6::at bskts. topped 1.00-l .25.
s-Ss {, 5S $,5S-4 4, o. some 4ss: 4 ! soHE!s H;s'
CORN: crts yellow. hs.5s; Nearby
%. some best 2,00-2,2o, White: N. c
-CUCUMBERS: Blu bskt, Nearby: Waxeo
1.75.2;00; ordinary, quail 1.00-I so.
GREENS: Blu bskt, clipped: Collards
M9star5j 9S1 g. Kals .S. q i Lurnip M Tops: Nearby
spinach q ssad sfnacSfG NIX ab.1oS etns g. kals
4o9M Is s.0oIS.56. few hiehers: Easterr teri
iesss's 4s f['i sssS5!f H. y Is. rs iso s3 e.
ySslIo.s: 4 . CALF n 2. up e. 5s.s 3 Iss
MEDIUM med n 19S.s 2S %ecipR oS; R j. onS medium l0%a S5
200: VA medium. 25: TEXAS Grano.
~ min 1852 90.
PEPPERS: Blu bskts l. hprs: N. C. 4
Nearby, Calf Wonder type best 800
POTATOES: USH1, Size A, wshd, (un.
less otherwise stated: CALF LONG
Whites. Us+l Extras, 1O0-lb sacks i. 90.
DELA .75-I. 90, mostly around 5c SEC
Eastern Shore VA .15-1 90, few 1.25
N g: Sehagos. 50-lb sacks. wshd 115.
TOMATOES Nearby bu bskts, turning
Repacks; Pinks a. Ripes, 20 ID ctn $50;
Ctns 70 tubes approx lib As 1.15-l25,
IS 1.00-1.50
Evening star., 1955-07-22
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
by the Associated Pre-
General Electric Co. reports

General Electric Co. reports
net income for the six months
ended June 80 totaled $101 ,892,-
900, or $118 a common share, a
9 per cent gain over the $685.
$50, 900, or $1.08 per share for
the like period last year.
General Foods Corp. reports
net income for the three months
ended June 80 was $l0,260,436.
or $1.75 a share, compared with
$40, ,992, ,635, or $l.88 a share, for
the like period last year.
M0nsanto Chemical Co. and
Lion Oil Co. announced an agree
Iment of merger will be submitted
Ito stockholders of both COM
panies on September %.
Railroad Freight Loadings, for
the week ended July is were
I799. .040 cars. up 146,360 cars or
I22.4 per cent from the preceding
holiday week. The volume was
1O4, ,495 cars or Is per cent above
the same week in 1854.
Allegheny Corp. has been re-
strained by Federal court order
from acting as a carrier in con-
Itrol of the New York Central
Railroad.
U. S. Newsprint consumption
for June and the first six
months of the year reached an
Iall-time high.-The American
Newspaper Publishers Assn.
Shipments of Automatic gas
water heaters have established
"a new all-time high record of
1,393,500 heaters in the first
half of this year.
Sylvania Electric Products,
Inc, reports net for the quarter
ended June 30 at 81. 2.840, 1854, or 81
cents a share, more than double
the $1,401,298, or Al cents a
share. for the like period in 1854
National Gypsum Co. reports
earnings for the half-year ended
June 80 totaled $7,789,0 900, equaI
to- $2.32 per common share on
the basis of 3,255,571 shares out
standing, up from $2.09 per share
with 2,7l8,446 shares outstand-
ling in the comparable period last
year.
Republic Aviation Corps net
profit for the six months ended
June 80 climbed to $9.612.339, OF
I$7.18 a common share, from
| I$4, ,597 1888, equal to $3.78 share
| a year earlier.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
American Motors Lists
lst Profit Since Mercer

DETROIT. July % (R.-Amer-
lean Motors Corp. reported yes
terday its first quarterly profit
since the NASH Hudson merger
on May ! last year.
AMC President George Rom
mel said the company earned a
net profit Of $l.592.307 in the
quarter ending June 80. He
added the company had been op-
Grating in the black four months
Evening star., 1955-07-22
BALTIMORE
MARKETS
onotations supplied by the United

States Agriculture Department:
usls Williams Red ga inch up 9;0O-5o;
starrs s inch up r. fair quality s1G %. Md
Reds 2l2 inch UP best 2.50-75. 2A inch
UP .0G;;a5,. . inches up ] %, Pa Rambos
Usls 2ia inch up $50: Yellow Trans
sa Baass ST. TsIs rsnsps1snt s Hsh neh e a5o -
Peaches: Best slightly stroneer, others
about steady Offerings rather lieht.
e eh b Hss fS seSs fns nhes ssG ?vss sss
AS according to color. "a inches up
Jerseylsnd sh inch up 40 2 inches Up
p uss fsfan TSIs inches inches up up
10. II inches up pDSiiSSs s,sosa %; % sSiPesTss
Bsigsms bfa s insh inches He SOC Up ya usi Md
and Pa a bu -hpr open face various
varieties Is 2.25-5o; n bu bkt open face
PStsss:s SSSs:s.a AsSg. .. 'ssSy gsls Size
sacks 1880 cents. Nd Eastern Shore
Cobblers 80 lb sacks one mark S0-S5
cents Va cobblers 'I 100 . ID SaaN sacks 2:a sS,
so ID sacks 1878 cents, US Commercial
so cents; Katahdins so Id sacks rs
Sweet Potatoes, NJ Yellow process.d
"a bu bkts l,25-5O.
Livestock Market
Cattle 100; practically all receipts in
tended for Mondays trade, no sales.
Calves 25' nothing in fresh and no
Hogs o5: only scattered odd head on
offer, these nominally steady at 1900
Sbeen nan.
Poultry: Fryers steady. Demand
fair for, q light volume Of fresh arrivals
and light to moderate. offerings of car
ried-over birds. Supplies of heavy type
ordinary, stock Few sales made at -
clear at lower prices. One lot OF or
Broiiers 'o or Nry,qi iTysrs: lbs and over
1894.
Grain Market
Flour-Receipts, 1913 100 pound
Wheat--Rsceipts, Ioo,64s bushels;
3S2,56 bushels, No, 2 red winter gar
licky; spot. DOMESTIC. s2.00. ttransitl ;
F9 az ,ron red winter garlicky spot domestic
corn--Receipts, AZ. .p0c bushels: ship
msnts. $50 1888 bushels; stocks, 1895
% oass14Receipts, Gsnf 15e ,sss bushels: ship
Barley--Receipts, none: shipments.
Rye-Receipts. none: shipments.
Soybeans--Receipts, 1,7s6 bushels:
shipments none: stocks, 93.97o bushels.
Millfeed---Receipts, 80 tons.
EgE Market Steady
Egg Market
Eggs: FarkN steady to frm; prices
advanced 1-2 cents; demand centered on
better quality as supplies OF these were
only adequate. Lower quality slow 70
clear; some small brousht % cents.
Prices paid by hrst receivers delivered
fob. Baltimore, cases Included;
Mediums q 1S' A Quality 55hes7 s5.57
Receipts: Esss. 3,e97 cases BY truck.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. July 90 B.-National
Securities Dealers, Inc.
Moon Quotations.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
DIVIDENDS
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July % HH.-Grains found
IL little easier TO go down than up on
the Board OF Trade today and registered
Dealings slackened from earlier ses-
sions this week. At the start wheat
and corn were weakest. Oats resisted
pressure early but then sretreated with
Wheat near the end OF the ftrst hour
was TO cent lower, september
81. q "a corn " 70 I cent lower. Sep
.ember 60h; Rye "a TO "a higher Septerl-
Der 81 ,00h: soybeans u to ia lower.
September &2.2S. and lard 5 to III
cents 2 hundred pounds lower, septem-
Evening star., 1955-07-22
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. July 20 R,.-cotton
So bale during the forenoon todSS.
Short covering BY professional traders
along with, active spot house buying
found offerings scarce. Their appears
ing Government program on cotton will
be depressing influence on the price
Noon prices we're sl.2B to $500 |.
bale higher than the previous close
October, 33s s6si December, 1890, and
Evening star., 1955-07-22
sales
A

sales
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate 90 High Low 1913 chg.
victChWl 4oa IL 53M 331s 33M+ "a
Va El&P l.60 "a 3szs 3szs 3sB
Evening star., 1955-07-22

xEx dividend. fPIus extra or extras
Il Arrears. half payable June Is, 1865;
half December Is. 1855. a Declared OF
paid so far this year
Evening star., 1955-07-22
METAL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, July % G1.-spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper SO
cents pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead
Is cents a pound New York Zinc 1874
cents Q pound, East st. Louis. Tin 99K
cents pound, New York. Pittsburgh
scrap steel No. heavy was quoted at
Al 00-42 90.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

Znf1ite Prod tn 76 7Ib+ u
Hourly Sales on the Exchange
ll:O0 am $50 900 IL noon 900 600
100 p.m $50 600 300 m 600 ooo
,tUnit Of trading 10 shares or sales in
Rates Of dividends In the toresoine
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual dec
'aration Unless otherwise noted. special
or extra dividends are not included
o Also extra or extras . Annual rate
plus stock dividend d Declared or paid
In 1855 plus stock dividend z Paio last
year { fayabls in stock estimated cash
Declared or paid after stock dividend or
an accumuiative issue with dividends in
st,fs sT,sss o. th: o, yssp ,,S,G diyidspd q
last diyidend meeting Declared or Esid
ing DIVIDEND cid Called KEY dividend
x-dis Ex distribution ~ Il rights
yd When distributed w'.When issusd
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act.
or securities Lssuned By such COMPANIES,
Evening star., 1955-07-22
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. July % OP.--Th. New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd o-lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchanse for July q
203,aa0 shares including sea shares
Evening star., 1955-04-29

Just like new. This Bel Air
thardtoD) Sport Coupe 10 per-
feet in every respect. Sleek blue
finish and all equipment. Rec.
commended for the buyer who
wants top quality OF lowest price.
No. 1868.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
TEEN SCENE
Judith Olsen Reports on Whut
Teen-Aqers Read in Papers
Whut

After giving questionnaires
TO l25 Of her classmates, Judy
made this report:
Taking q tip from our own
Weekly News Review. an
eight-page newspaper used In
our history program. !" she said.
many students felt that an
unbiased. simply written COLI
umn giving pros and cons Of
current controversial subjects
would be well met by young
and old alike.
Many teenagers also feel
that many newspapers give q
lop-sided picture Of the young
er generation through high-.
lighting juvenile delinquency
stories 10 an excess. We teer-
ayers hate to see ourselves
represented as q lost genera
ton Of dope tiends and
thieves. TO c0unter-act bad
opinions held by the public we
would like to see D column,
say. '.teens Ia the news" in
noyated. This column would
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