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Evening star., 1955-02-04
Methodists Divided
Over Church Setup
BY the Associated Press

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Feb. A.
Southeastern Methodists ended
their three-day quadrennial con-
vocation here yesterday, divided
in their public pronouncements
on racial division within the
church.
The Jurisdictions College of
Bishops defended the adminis-
trative structure of the church.
separated into five geographical
jurisdictions and a Nationwide
Negro jurisdiction.
But the convocation adopted
a petition urging change in the
jurisdictional setup.
Earlier this week. the South
eastern Woman's Society of
Christian Service adopted a
charter of racial policies" which
declared:
1--WE believe that the woman's
division as an agency of the
Methodist Church must build in
every area it may touch fellow
ship and social order without
racial barriers"
The bishops said they knew of
no concerted movement to abol-
iSh the jurisdictional structure.
Their message apparently was
to allay fears of such a move.
They said that in their judg-
ment it would not be progress"
to abolish the Central ONegro)
Jurisdiction. Such action, they
said, would reduce our Negro
membership to small minority
scattered over five Jurisdictions,
with less participation in the
church's life and program"
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Democrats 10 Meet
In Chicago in 1856
BY the Assoeioted Press

Subject to national committee
approval, Democrats will nomi-
nate their presidential candidate
next year at convention OPEN
ing August 13, 1856. in Chicago.
Democratic Chairman Paul M.
Butler announced last night the
selection of Chicago as a site and
said national committee members
will be asked to approve it in a
mail poll. The tentative date had
been announced earlier.
He said a site subcommittee
unanimously selected Chicago
over Philadelphia, the only other
city bidding, after Chicago repre-
sentatives agreed to certain sug-
gestions made by subcommittee
members.
The Republican National Com
mittee will meet here February
II to decide on place and date
for the G. o. P. convention. The
last three national conventions
of both parties have been held
in the same cities.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Radio Will Control
Chicago Stop Lights

CHICAGO.-Trafflc lights at
l3 intersections north of Chica-
go's Loop will be controlled by a
radio signal beamed from the
City Hall when a new electronic
system is completed this sum-
mer.
A special receiver on each light
will pick UP the transmitted sig
mails, and "decoder" on each
light will select only the signals
meant for its intersection.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
False Campaign Data
Linked by Matusow
To Mccarthy Office
BY the Associated Press

Ex-Communist Harvey Matu-
SOW says he campaigned against
several Western Democratic Sem
ators in 1852 using what he de-
scribed as false documents and
materials" he said were supplied
by the office of Senator Joseph
r. Mccarthy, Republican, of
Wisconsin.
Matusow. who has sworn he
lied in helping convict 13 second
rank Communist leaders, was
asked how reporters could tell
whether he was now telling the
truth.
There is no way you can be
sure" be said.
Senator Mccarthy was not
available for comment.
Book Out Next Month.
Matusow, %, spoke at a news
conference held yesterday in
connection with publication Of a
book he has written, False Wit
ness" ~
AS an example of what he.
called false documents used by
him in the 1852 campaign, he
said that in campaign speeches
he cited publication of an article
by Senator Mike Mansfield, DEM
ocrat. of Montana, in the left
wing magazine New Masses.
Actually, MatusoW declared,
the article was a reprint of a
Senate speech by Senator Mans
field published in the Congress
sional Record and available to
anyone.
Asked if Senator Mccarthy
knew of his use of the article.
Matusow replied: Jean Kerr
was in one it and Don Surine."
Jean Kerr, now Senator Nc
Carthy's wife, and Mr.. Surine
were on Senator McCarthy's
staff.
Income Exceeded Hopes.
AS a self-described profess
sional Witness" he said, his in
come "far axceeded anything I
ever hope to have again."
A newsman asked what led him
into this career. Fear" had.
something to do with it, Matusow
declared. adding:
"And then this is a good racket,
being professional witness.
was in a hurry to get places.
1t was the easy way out for me.
e. . I became addicted to news
paper headlines and stories about
me. IT,. =, And the type of glamour
the professional ex-Communist
has in this country"
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Bauer Going Overseas

NEW YORK, Feb. 4 (P).--
Hank Bauer, Yankee outfielder,
has been given permission by
the club to visit Europe as a
member of an Army and Air
Force coaching clinic that will
visit Weisbaden. Germany, Feb
ruary 14-l8. Bauer will leave
Washington by plane February
II and will return February 81.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Bikes Take Youth Toll

CHICAGO.-About 80 per cent
of all bicycle fatalities in the
United States result from COL
lisions with automobiles. About
10 per cent of the victims see
young people ranging from the
ages of through 10.
Evening star., 1955-02-04
Nigeriun Marketing Plan

Regional marketing boards are
to be set up by Nigeria to handle
exports of cocoa. peanuts, cotton
and oil palm produce.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
NOME COVENANT CHURCH

NOME COVENANT CHURCH
Front ST. and West q
REV. AND MRS. DON =. BRUCKNER
REV. AND MRS. JOB KoKocHURUK
SUNDAY
Morning Service-10 to HAS am.
Evening Service-7:30 pm.
MONDAY
Covenant Navigators
TUESDAY
Cottage Prayer Service
THURSDAY
1880 p.m.-Prayer Service at Church
~ FRIDAY
Services and Songs in Eskimo Dialect
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
Russia Set Off Test
Atom Blast i'm July

WASHINGTON, R-Russia has
set off another atomic test blast.
This was announced yesterday
both here and in London. The US.
Atomic Energy Commission said
the Soviet Union has ''in recent
days conducted a further nuclear
test" in its 1855 series. A British
Defense Ministry announcement
was phrased similarly.
Neither the American nor the
British official statements indicate
the nature of the Russian test
whether it involved atomic or
hydrogen devices.
British sources said the new
Russian series began just after the
July summit conference at Gene
va, where leaders of the Big Four
met to seek ways of easing world
tensions.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
Peter Gruening's Ashes
To Washington DC.

SYDNEY, Australia, REThe
body of American newsman Peter
Gruening, 80, was cremated here
Thursday.
Gruening's brother, Hunt, who
came to Australia when the news
man was reported missing, will
take the ashes to Washington DC,
where his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Ernest Gruening, live. DR.. Gruen-
ing is former governor Of AL
aska.
Peter Gruening's body was found
in his car IS miles from Sydney
on Nov. 5. Rubber tubing ran
from the exhaust through the car
window.
Gruening was South Pacific
manager Of the United Press and
Ia US. Air Force bomber pilot in
World War ii.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
Ruling Philippine Party
Faces Shutout in Senate;
81 Die in Hot CAMPAIGN

MANILA R-The Liberal Party
in power only two years ago
today faced shutout in the next
Philippine Senate. Incomplete I'M
official returns, estimated as more
than 10 percent complete, left the
Liberals far behind in the race for
nine Senate seats.
Only Sen. Claro M. Recto, poll
teal foe Of President Ramon Mag
saysay, still remained among the
leaders. But he was only guest"
candidate on the Liberal ticket
and has said he owes no allegiance
to that party.
With administration Nacional-
ista Party candidates also sweep
ing the governor races and pro-
vincial and municipal elections,
the Liberals appeared headed for
overwhelming defeat.
The heated election campaign
has left 81 dead and 112 injured.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
Benson and Mckay
Should Be Dropped,
Says Senator LANCER

WASHINGTON RES enator
LANCER R-Neb) said yesterday the
Republican Party will be badly
hurt in the 1856 election unless
Secretary Of Agriculture Benson
and Secretary of the Interior are
dropped.
Referring to gains claimed by
Democrats in some areas in Tues
days elections, particularly in In
diana, LANCER said the results
conclusively proved warnings he
has given previously in Senate
floor speeches.
Discussing Tuesdays election re-
suits in an interview, LANCER said:
"Unless President Eisenhower
gets rid of Secretary Benson and
Secretary Mckay, extremely pop
ular as the President is today, in
my opinion he would be defeated
if he is a candidate in the next
election"
LANCER said that on a recent
trip to the West Coast he was inn
pressed by the great unpopular
ity" of the administrators atti-
tude on public power.
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The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
Rock Hudson Is
On HONEYMOON

HOLLYWOOD R-Film star
Rock Hudson, who often said he'd
never marry until he was 80, is
honeymooning with his agents
secretary today-a week before he
reaches that age.
Rugged Rock, a 6 foot 4 Navy
veteran and one of the screen s
handsomest bachelors, eloped on
Wednesday with brunei Phyllis
Gates, 25. They drove to Santa
Barbara, 80 miles north of here
and were married by the pastor
Of Santa Barbara's Trinity Luz
theran Church. They proceeded in
Hudson's car to an unannounced
destination.
He telephoned Universal Inter
national Studios, which gave him
a honeymoon leave until Nov. %,
when he starts picture with
Lauren Bacall.
Miss Gates is secretary to agent
Henry Wilson, who arranged for
Hudson's first screen test in 1948
when the aspiring actor was work
ing as letter carrier. Rock deliv-
cred his own special delivery let
ter requesting a chance in movies.
Wilson, coming to the door to
sign for it, took an interest in the
handsome youth
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
AIRLINE POSTS
SIS, 900 REWARD
FOR SABATEURS

CHICAGO, PA $4,000 re-
ward has been posted by United
Air Lines for information lead
ing to the arrest and conviction Of
the person or persons responsible"
for the Nov. / crash of a United
plane near Longmont, Colo.
All A persons aboard the plane
were killed.
Investigation has indicated the
plane exploded in flight.
In announcing the reward yes
terday, UAL called attention to a
statement by its president, w. A.
Patterson, that "the explosion /. Z.
was completely foreign to the air.
craft or to operations in the air
line industry"
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE
at Third and Division
LEWIS /. HUDGINS, PASTOR

at Third and Division
LEWIS /. HUDCINS, PASTOR
1000 m.@SUNDAY SCHOOL
Golden Text: As We mould that men
should do to you do ye also to them
likel0iSe. Luke 6:31
11:00 a.m.-MORNING WORSHIP
Subject, The Spiritual Man
$3.50 p m.-JUNIOR SOCIETY.
Mrs. Hudgins in charge.
$50 p.m.-YOUNG PEOPLES
MEETING. Subject, Don't BIo1U That
Fuse. Leader, Sig Savok
1880 p.m.-EVENING WORSHIP.
Subject, Fdllol0 Ground.
WEDNESDAY
7:30 pm.-Midweek Worship. Mel
ody, Praise. Bible Study and Prayer.
Bring your Bibles and friends.
+
You are inUited to enjoy lUith IT'S
any and all Of these services.
THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
WITH THE SINGING TOWER
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
Army Secretary to Make
Far East Inspection Trip

WASHINGTON, R-Secretary
of the Army Brucker is going to
make his first inspection trip to
the Far East since becoming head
of the Army.
The Army announced he will
leave Nov 90 to visit Army install
lations and return about Dec. %.
His trip will include stops in
Alaska, the Aleutian Islands, ia
pan, Korea, Okinawa, Formosa,
Wet Nam, the Philippines, Guam,
Wake, and Hawaii.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
U.N. Political Committee
Downs Soviet Drive to
Invite North Korea

UNITED NATIONS, NY, R-
The U.N. Political Committee, af-
ter three days bitter discussion,
beat down today strong Soviet
and Asian drive to invite North
Korea to its debate on Korean
problems.
The 60-nation committee, how
ever, approved a US. proposal to
invite South Korea to take part in
the debate. This followed the pat
tern of previous years, but the
issue was much more holly con-
tested this time.
The first test came on the Am
erican proposal, which was APP
proved 44-5, with nine Austen
tons. But Syria insisted on having
a vote on her proposal to invite
both North and South Korea; the
vote on this was IA in favor, "a
against, and 10 abstaining.
Last year only the five Soviet
bloc countries voted to invite the
North Koreans.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
BOWLING THRILL OF "A
LIFETIME WITH 29s SCORE

SEATTLE, R-The bowling
thrill and Illustration Of a lifetime
came Wednesday night to John
Richardson.
The 39-year-old shipping clerk
rolled a 299 game in a business
mems league match. After his II
straight strikes, it looked like he
had a perfect 300 game in the bag
as pins fell before his 18th ball.
The No. pin tottered but stood
as the crowd moaned.
Richardson is 174-average
bowler. His score for the night
was 169-299-141-6O9.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
Norwegian Prime Minister
Arrives in Moscow for
12-DaY State Visit

LONDON, R-Prilne Minister
Einar Gerhardsen Of Norway ar
rived in Moscow Thursday for a
12-day state visit at the invitation
Of the Kremlin.
Moscow radio said in broad
cast heard here that the Norwe-
gian statesman was met at the
airport by Soviet Premier Bull
ganin, Deputy Premier Nikoyan
land other Soviet statesmen and
representatives of public organi-
zations.D
Gerhardsen was accompanied
by his wife, Werna. He has four
problems to take UP with the Rus
SLAMS:
/. Norwegian-Russian trade
2. Norwegian prisoners in Rus
STA.
3. Cultural interchange between
the two countries.
4. Far. north border problems
Norway has a 100 mile border
with the Soviet Union far beyond
the Arctic Circle.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11

Second Avenue at West c Street
WILLARD MEcKLENBURc, PASTOR
and 'LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
COMMUNITY CENTER
MISS ESTHER MCCOY, DIRECTOR
SUNDAY
9:45-Sunday School Session.
11:00-Morning Worship Sermon:
We Are On Probation.
3:30-Hospital Service.
Sunday Evening
Bible Study Glass. The Word of God
WEDNESDAY
1880 p.m.-Choir Rehearsal
THURSDAY
7:S0-Prayer Meeting translated
Service)
SATURDAY
to 9 p.m.-Recreation period for
all young people
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Third AUe. West
HARRIET E. BROWN. MISSIONARY IN CHARGE
SUNDAY
1000 am.-Sunday School and
Morning Worship.
7:30 p.m.-Evangelistic Service
TUESDAY
1880 p.m.-Prayer Meeting.
THURSDAY
7:3O p.m.-Bible Study.
SATURDAY
7:30-Fellowship Hour
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11

NOME GOSPEL HOME
8O8 Front Street
LORDS DAY
Remembrance Feast 800 am.
Family Bible Hour 1000 am.
Sunday School ........ 200 pm.
Gospel Meeting .. 100 pm.
MONDAY
sky Pilots ..-..... 700 pm
WEDNESDAY
Bible Study. Prayer -. TOO pm.
THURSDAY
Children's Glass .......... $3.50 pm.
Gospel Film ...... 700 pm.
FRIDAY
Pioneer Girls - 400 pm.
SATURDAY
FELLOWSHIP, nfght TOO pm.
Christians Gathered Unto the Name
Of the Lord Jesus Christ
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11

ALSO DEALERS LUMBER. STANDARD PRODUCTS
LIGHTERAGE coAsTwIsE WATER TRANSPORTATION
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
WHEN IN THE MARKET FOR EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS
INVESTIGATE

Allis- Chalmers Mfg. CO. ~. Tractors, Pumps
Belt Drives, Electrical Equipment
Baker Manufacturing Co. ~. Dozers and Flows
DeLaval Steam Turbine Co. ............ Pumps
Detroit Diesel Engine Die. ...... Diesel Engines
Gar Wood Industries .....--.............. 'Dozers
Gates Rubber Company ..................... Belts
Hobart Manufacturing Company ..... Welders
Hydraulic supply Mfg. Company ......... Pipe
Jaeger Pumps, Compressors, Concrete Mixers
a. Leschen & Sons Rope Co. 1880. Wire Rope
ALSO DEALERS IN LUMBE
LIGHTERAGE AND coASTWl
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-11
NOME LUTHERAN CHURCH

The White Qaonset on 3 Street
THOMAS A. KNUDSoN, PASTOR
BERTHA sTEDJE, PARISH WORKER
PHONE WHITE ga
FRIDAY
1880 p.m.-Luther League
SATURDAY
HOO a.m.-Confirmation Instruction
1880 p.m.-Choir rehearsal.
SUNDAY
9:45 a.m.--Divine Worship with
Holy Communion.
HOO a.m.-Translated Service with
Holy Communion.
7:3O p.m.-Translated Service with
Holy Communion.
TUESDAY
1880 p.m.-Ladies' Aid
WEDNESDAY
7:30 p.m.-Midweek Service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Enjoy "pERFEcT AGING"

In order get benefit Of aging you quality
beef like this that goes your GIANTS scientific aging it
beef like this that slowly allowed the peak Of Perec
ton beef like this that bears the 0ANT TOP NOTCH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09

GANT Top Notch" beef is fed diet of golden
raised special feeding these steers pasture
grasses their feeding scientifically controlled in order
duce the highest possible quality
Evening star., 1955-05-21

A Silver Spring resident with
an aversion to carrying trash to
outdoor cans during wet weather
has designed and built a recep-
tacle that solves his problem.
The device receives trash from
inside the house through a pas
sage cut in the kitchen wall and
at the slight pull of a handle the
contents are dumped in the trash
mans waiting tarpaulin. No
cans to lift and no changing
noises when they are returned
to their usual resting place.
In addition, the housewife can
shake her dust mop into the de-
vice from inside the house with
out c,ouding up the neighbor-
hood. The hopper # the recep-
tacle also can be set to receive
garden trimmings. fallen leaves
and other outside litter destined
for removal with The trash.
The inventor of the device is
Lawrence E. Smithers, a De-
partment Of Commerce employe.
Looks Like Large Cube
The receptacle looks almost
like a large black cube sitting on
the outside wall at the back of
his house at 4 Wessex road. The
outside face OF the cube slopes
back toward the rounded bot
tom.
With the pull of a handle near
the top. the whole hopper, ex-
cept for the top. rotates a quar-
ter turn out and downward on a
set of trunions, coming to rest
in the emptying position on a
padded bar. The trash just slides
out. AS the handle is pulled
a set of levers, designed by Mr..
SmitherS, raise the top several
inches to give clearance for the
hopper to rotate.
Swung back into place empty,
the weight Of the top is sufficient
to hold the whole works closed.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
Silver Spring Man Invents
Lubor-Soving Trash Device

Mr.. Smithers placement Of the
point of rotation and design Of
the levers makes this possible.
The sides of the hopper are
one-half inch, all-weather ply
wood. The top, bottom, outward
and inward faces Of the hopper
are of galvanized steel. Steel
brackets hold it to the wall.
With the exception of the
sheetmetal work. Mr.. Smithers
did all the design work himself.
even to cutting the passage to
the kitchen through the nine
inch wall of his home.
He started out on the idea
last September and completed
construction of the device about
three weeks ago. He estimates
the total cost at about 500,
not counting his time. with about
half of the money going for cost
of the professional sheetmetal
work. And, he feels it was worth
it!
Evening star., 1955-05-21
COUNTRY CLUB MINpEpi

block ana right on Custer Rd.
A iorse fomily home on about on
acre, with plenty Of room 10 really
spreod out. 4 huge bedrooms lone on
first floor, 3 baths, a dream kitchen
and the most generous size closets we
have seen in long time in q house
priced below $50, 900. For detuils coll
Mrs. BoIIif WO. 6-73el.
Directions: Out Riuer Rd. to Fen
Ddy Dr.. (frst left before entrance
to Congressional Country Club.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
BETHESDA
HQ1l TnsAa. RnnA

Adjoining Greenwich Forsst--o modest
priced home in on expensive oree.
Center hall, 3-bedroom, 2-both, brick
Colonial. lorss living room with
firsploes, nice level lot. For defoils
coll Mrs. Orozeo, EN-. $1,000.
Directions: out Bradley Bird. to
Fdtrtdr Rd. roiht on Fdirtdr to
wilson Lane, left on wilson one
Evening star., 1955-05-21
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, z TO s
GREEN ACRES, ND.
S22A Ralkinaara Ava

Cory coloniol-come inside and See!
immaculate rooms, plus poneled
eIubroom and reoIly large screened
porch fenced garden with fruit trees.
For detoiIs pleose call Mrs. Moe-
Guineos, OIL 4-4791.
Directions: Ont Riper Rd. u mile
past Western Aue to Baltimore, and
LETT to house.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
MASS. AVENUE EXTENDED
S7l1 Sonoomare Rad

First time offered-this charming whits
brick rombler on lovely lot. Spo-
eieus living room with fireplace, sep.
arute dining room, large screened
porch, bright kitehen, 2 bedrooms ono
bath. Low twenties. For appointment
at any other time call Mrs. lunn, WO
6-71s6.
Directions: Mass. Are. Extended to
Sdnodmore lat fire station. lett to
house,
Evening star., 1955-05-21
POTOMAC AREA

A truly luxurious rambler nestled on
opproximotsly an acre Of ground in
now controlled community. All
rooms ore very larse including } bed
rooms and mohoeony puneled librorY.
reereoiion room, screened porch ond
isrroee. There ore 3 fireploees, 3H7
boths and womon's kitchen. Won
aerfuI volue-under $50 900. Fer de-
,ols coll Mrs. Flether. no. 1898.
Directions River Rd TO Bradley
Blvd. right on Bradley a short
distance to Rendule Rd., bear let
to Open" sign.
IIpTNvyN NEElCE
Evening star., 1955-06-19
When Your Child Gets Anqrv
Two Washington Psychiotrists Tell Porents How
To Cope With Youngsters Who Have Tontrums

run the risk Of driving it un-
derground. That's when anger
can be most dangerous" says
DR.. Edwin S. Kessler, medical
director Of Hillcrest Children's
Center. You have q chance to
deal with anger. expressed.
Anger. underground. operates
In ways even the child exper-
fencing 1t may not be aware Of.
It may come to the surface
again years later and, explod-
ing. result in surprising. some
times tragic behavior"
Why does . child get angry?
There are as many reasons,
understandable and not so un-
derstandable. for a child's
angry feelings as there are for
an adults. Someone may really
steal the ehild's marbles. Or,
like any adult. o child at times
just feels frustrated. with life
in general.
There Is no one right" way
to handle all anger outbursts.
the experts say. These are
Evening star., 1955-06-19

things they say you can-and
should-do in any situation:
Try to find out why the child
is angry. Knowing the reason
may help you decide the best
way to handle him.
II the child hits someone or
destroys something. don't hesi-
tate to scold or punish him for
what he did. A child wants to
know there are things he can
be stopped from doing. He may
even do things to test a par
ent's control and feel more
secure when he finds the con-
troll Is there. But let him know
you are not scolding or punish
ing for what he felt. You may
not be able to do both at once.
You may punish first. But, by
all means. explain later.
Allow the child to speak his
anger. You want to stop de-
structive actions. But oral ex-
preston is not likely to do
damage. II hate him!" a child
may say Of his baby brother.
That's the way he feels at the
moment. but you can assume
he really loves brother. He
probably does. All relationships
are ambivalent. There's q little
hate mixed In with deepest
love. Try to direct the anger
to physical activity. Anger de-
mands some kind of doing"
Wrestling, boxing and other
sports are good ways Of work
ing OF" steam.
Let the child feel you love
him. He needs love-more than
ever when he's angry.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
By Doris Kanier

a sign Of troubles sure to come
later. Not so. Anger. as an emo
ton. has potentialities for good
as well as bad action. The
angry adult. fighting injustices.
tyrants or corruption, often
wins not only admiration but a
place in history. The successful
business m an's competitive
spirit Is linked with anger. "It's
only q Jump from beating
someone up to beating someone
out" DR.. Reginald Lourie. psy-
chiatrist at Children's Hospi-
tai. points out.
You can't stop . child from
getting angry. Children have
all sorts Of ways Of expressing
anger. Tantrums. toy breaking
and assaults are only the most
obvious. An angry child may be
stubborn. sullen, refuse to eat
or to 60 to bed. You may force
q stop to the outburst. but you
don't end the anger. and you
STAR PHOTOS
BY elWOOD BAKER