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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-17
IShriners Will Golf

kans Temple Shriners OF
Alexandria will have a golf and
held day Saturday at the Goose
Creek Country Club near
Leesburg. Va. For additional
information and reservations,
contact w. d. Seal. BIT Fair
haven avenue, Alexandria, tele-
phone South 8-7708.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
Chest x-Roy Unit
Schedules 6 Stops

A mobile chest X-ray unit will
make six stops throughout Mont
gonery County next week under
Sponsorship Of the county's Tu-
berculosis and Heart Association
The locations are as follows:
Monday-Viers Mill shopping
center: Tuesday-Sandy Spring
fire house; Wednesday County
Court House, Rockville: Thurs
day-Woodmoor shopping GEN.
ter, Silver Spring; Friday
Bradley shopping center, Bethes-
da. and STANDARDIZATION street
and Colesville road, Silver Spring
Hours for the Monday through
Friday stops will be from to 8
pm. On Saturday, the hours will
run from 10 am. to 5 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01

The FomiIy Council consists Of a Judge,
O. psychiotist, o newspoper editor. q
women's pose editor and two news
Paper writers. These consult with
clereymen of oil foiths and denomino-
tions. All letters are held in complete
confidence.
tie crimes into big ones. / don't
want any boy Of mine winding
up in the electric chair. and ]
think he is better OF taking mild
punishment now and learning to
keep out Of big trouble.
My wife, however. will not let
me live unless I do her bidding
and mollycoddle this boy.
Wife-My husband is the one
who is making a big crime out Of
= little prank.
Our boy is no thief. He did not
run away from home. He took a
trip with his own money-money
that he had earned and saved up
working after school. He did
take the trip without permits
sion, but when he asked for per-
mission, my husband shouted
him down and would not recon-
slider.
He went with another boy whose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
FAMOUS FABLES
BY z. E., EDGAR

GUILTY. Before making q
FIRST appearance In q city, escape
artist Harry Houdini !. would
drum up publicity for his act by
giving q public demonstration.
Before opening in Dresden
Germany, he planned to jump
on a bridge. handcuffed-m
ing his escape under water:
When he applied for q police
permit, however, his request was
denied. To the Dresden con-
stabulary. this constituted suicide,
strictly verboten.
One high-ranking official sug-
gested that he make the Jump
without permission. Houdini
managed to leap before the
police could get hold Of him.
They were waiting for him. how
ever. when he appeared on the
grassy bank. with the cuffs In
his hand.
He was brought before the
Judge for breaking the law.
Since he had obviously not COM
mitted suicide. such q charge
was out Of the question. Still.
an example had to be made Of
his violation. After much
elaboration, the Judge fined him
so cents--for walking on the
grass.
REGISTER: During her first
visit to this country French
opera star Emma Calve was in
terviewed by the press.
Just how would you describe
your voice?" asked one reporter.
She looked at him blankly.
II do not onderstan'." she said.
What I mean is" he ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01

father gave him permission and
who apparently did not get into
trouble. But I suspect my boy
Is holding the bag for the other
boy, who is pretty daring and
tricky. Ny husband refuses to
|go into these angles. being furi-
|ous with the boy for rebelling
against his strictness.
/ don't see how parents can
abandon q boy so far away from
home, in view Of these circum-
stances.
THE COUNCILS VIEWS
Whatever the boy did, whether
or not he was misled or tricked
by another boy. it seems to Us
that he has already been suffi-
GENTLY punished for the dimen-
sions Of his offense. This is an
experience he win never forget
and it would be a good thing at
this stage II the experience could
have a touch of happy ending.
There should be no feeling in
the mind of the boy that his
parents, in his hour Of trouble.
ARE turning their backs on him.
They should take time out to
see him and they should do.
everything possible to elicit facts
favorable to him.
|. A boy who works after school
and saves is not likely to be
criminal. The alleged bicycle
theft may turn out to be some
thing less than cold theft.
This situation presents an OPP
portunity to the father to get
closer to his son; 1t should not
he an occasion for creating a
greater and permanent rift.
copyright 1856. General Features corp.)
Tomorow: FomiIy proddipg is dangerous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
THE PSYCHIC CHALLENGE .a....
Psi Testing Suggests
AWesome Possibilities
BY THOMAS R. HENRY
Science Editor of The Star

When DR. Joseph Rhine another reporter and
over to colleague L. Mangan, to test us for ps
must confess heetng thoughts unworthy OF honorable
gentleman.
If was capable either telepathy carvoyance in
reading cards and separated by thick
walls why couldn't read poker hand held by an opponent
across the table? had suspicion at times, that
others have my hands, by psi otherwise. might
learn the technique here and living
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01

This IS the fourth in q series Of articles
on the scientific testing Of psychic
phenomena and their possible impli-
cations.
by DR.. Price as further evidence
Iof the contradiction between psi
and nature. The Duke workers
are not trying to answer that
question any more. They think
some sort of answer may come
out Of a vastly greater accumula-
ton of evidence.
One obvious implication, raised
in an earlier article, is that
future and past are one but that
the human mind is so constituted
and bound within its sensory
Limitations. for most people. that
they can have no conception Of
time as something other than a
one dimensional thing which
exists only as it moves.
Says Miss White, q graduate
psychologist: IAN can say is
that the human mind is o good
deal more wonderful than we
know. But I've got enough to
worry about with this calculat-
ing machine"
But, says DR.. >Mangan, the ex-
|periments are showing very
clearly indeed that certain peo-
pie actually do see things that
will not come into existence un-
til three months from now. If
psi runs true to form the time
might as well be 800 or 5000
years. This accounts, the Duke
psychologists believe. for about
everything ever credited to
fortune telling.
Fortunately for most of us.
parapsychology is still in its
infancy. Despite some obvious
advantages it would be horrible
to know all about all our to-
morrows.
Tomorrow: The ert Of mind -readinq. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01

Captain--I am a police cap
tain and ] have two sons in the
service and a daughter who is
married into a prominent local
family. l have a younger son
who, at II, ran away from home
and got picked UP by the police
Of a southern State for stealing
a bicycle.
My wife thinks ! should rush
down there and. at all costs,
throwing my weight as a police
officer around. get him out Of
this jam. My own feeling is that
he should take what is coming to
him.
AS a police officer. ! get fed up
with influential families trying
to AK the law and allowing their
Maynard relatives to go from lit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
Guard PIons One-Doy
Recruiting Drive

The District National Guard
win conduct a one-day recruiting
drive on February %. Mai. Gen.
William H. Abendroth. command
ling. said today.
1.-THE purpose Of the CAM
Ipaign," Gen. Abendroth said. lis
Ito help enlist rs 900 new Guards
men urgently needed to meet the
fiscal year goal set by Congress
for the United States, Puerto
Rico. Alaska and Hawaii"
A goal Of 500 enlistments has
been set for the District. he said.
Prizes for top recruiters viii be
awarded. he added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
Drive Seeks $1,000

Theodore L. Manga, president
|of the Prince Georges County
Mental Health Society. has an
|nounced the campaign to raise
$4,000 for the mental health
clinic fund. 1t will be held during
the last two weeks of March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01

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Francis q Parsons, Inc.
dodge Plymouth saies q seryieel
2iOO Nichols Ave Sc LII l.7400
Moe Berg's Paramount
Shoes
(shoes for the Entire Pamily)
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Brinsfield's Drug Store
1898 seutb Capitol 81. 10 $4,000
The Clothes Mart
tMens, Wear
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Grand Paint q Hardware
CPaints Hardware Housewares etct
ga Penns Ave Sc. II. 6-5s03
Handles as and 10"
Dept. Store
e5O3 Good Hope nd. Sc. LU. t-a3SS
Kreger's Dress Shop
ladies Wearing Apparell
6bS Penua. Ave Sc. IL 6-2is0
Morton's Shoe Dept.
PersonaIiEed Fitted Shoes
and Dance euppliesl
g32l Penna. Ave. Sc. d. $4,000
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Beyda's
wisconsin Ave- II 4 western 81. e-s4as
Jean Matou
fWomen's Wear,
'ii5 wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-l5Oo
Lee BOrd's Bethesda
jewelers.
watch and Jewelry Repairtngl
If40 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. $500
Icons Mems Shop
Civilian Clothes and upifcrmH
5tN Wisconsin Ave, OIL. 2-I653
Market Tire Co. Inc.
fTires Batteries and Seat Covers,
Aata Hampden lane OIL. 6-5eoo
MOnty's Kiddieland
schildIsn's clcth,ng. Toys rurnitnr.l
Nets Bootery
ttPersonaliEed Fitted Shoes
ssd Dance SuppliesD
70e2 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-9607
Ray KOOntz Mems Wear
7sss Wisconsin Ave. 81. s.ssoe
Singers jewelers.. Inc.
Re-. Re ,gysvslers. Amer Cen soe ssyo
4a%~see~e~sAA%~%~%>%~~%a%@&
Blodensburg. Md. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Larry's Mems Shop
Complete. .Outfitters FOL. Mem
Music Time
Records & PLAYERS Aceessoriesh
bf3e Annapolis Rd. WA. 7-p716
Shirley's
fLadies' Wear d Aceessoriesl
$3.50 Annsnelis I'd wa 7-330O
Waters Shoes
. tEstional brand shoes for ,hs FaT Iso
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fayetteville. Md. {
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Deitz Dept. Store
Family Wearing Apparel and Shoes
Gsllatin st. q BALTIC. Ave WA. 7-3e93
Gloria Fashions
tWomen's n Chiidren's shops,
H3l6 baltimore Ave WA. 1-00td
T4h7 Annapolis Rd uN. 4-7i0a
Justine Nicholson
OldsmObile
tsaie, 4 Service,
B600 Baltimore Ave AP 7-2000
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rockville. Md. I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Abode Hardware Co.
Fire Screens a Accessories
4 W Middle lane 20. 2-61a6
Albee Shoes
lShoes for the Family
1871 WashinEten Ave. PO. 2-o3so
Greta Stevens
fWomen'e wearl
SN Washingtsn 81. 20 2-410S
Jacmar's
Furniture a. Housefurnishingsl
~ N Washington st. 20, e-01Sl
Jaye's BOOtery
,Shoes for the Family,
100 Commerce lane PO, 1-66I@
Medley & Co.
tJeweiers- watchmakers-Q pticiansl
geo Y MentEomery Ave. 20 2-4Hbb
NOrman's Youth World
THE store For Childrenl
IN WashinGt0B 81 20. 2-6e32
WOrth's Dept. Store
(Women's a. Mems Ready to- Wear)
r. MontgomeFy q Fayette s.
20. 9-84Tl
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planned, "Melba sings In high
register. Schumann-Heink in a
low register. What would you
say"
oh" she interrupted, catch
ing on, 81 sing for zee cash
registairel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-01
Killers in Ambush

AT first some diseases are as
friendly as Trojan horses. you
DO not realize that potential oe-
struction niasquerades ana Noes
within their bellies.
Cancer Is the captain OF these
ruthless killers That Wall IN am
bush. such diseases are az first
quiet and innocuous. Then they
spring into the open when they
have at last gathered force and
strength.
Diabetes mellitus Is such Q one.
You may nafoor Il tor months
ana yet De unaware that. IKE
e parasite, It nves on your vitais'
FOR example, let me tell you
ABOUT an mteileent engineer
VINO was certain tnat ne oid not
nave diabetes.
He had q special interest In
this disease because his mother.
father and brother had 1t. There
i ,oar ~ re- o,,,v,aS 1870 rss Soe aru
about it. He was sensible enough
to be wary that It might strike
him
Twice yearly he had physical
examinations and-of course
urine examinations. Year after
year they were negative for
sugar. Then he began to get
careless.
ST guess I'm the fortunate one
in our family" he said. 81 think
I've had enough proof that 6;a-
betes Is one disease that's not
for me. Besides. I have none of
the usual symptoms that dia-
betics have. NV weights the
same. I don't tire. I don't have
frequency of urination. I'm
rarely hungry and am never
thirsty. I would say that's proof
enough. wouldn't ven. doctor9a
80. -.
Oan Anofe necoru
Ordinarily, yes. But the family
history OF diabetes hung like q
black curtain menacingly In the
background. It couldn't be over
looked.
Then what more Is there for
me 10 oo?" ne asked. There was
hssr rsf,,s;,,e - tasa
tIt,s silly" he said .Why %
to the trouble when haven
had even one suspicious svmp-
tom9r Again he was reminded
that when mother and father
have had diabetes. their children
should he an the alert Not onlv
take ordinary nrecantions like
the ,,rine test. q fasting h,ood
e,,oor or ssgar toleran nee c,,yve
were indicated
The Inrger d,ahet.. sx,Stsd
,,rnoticed the Greater the IN.
,,c.t,,rttv for deysion,rg cata
,..cts or coronaru arte,v S,ssass
nrs vsaS he was sor.,,rat.
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~ NE 49, III. ,,r;r. was st,I,
n ~. Meve-thsI..s he 5000 .;
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
BY Or. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN.

toms Of diabetes Gloss Of weight
and strength; excessive appetite.
thirst and urination) by all
means take every modern dag
nostic test to know how you are,
If you have a family history OF
diabetes, even though you have
no symptoms, the same procedure
is imperative at yearly intervals.
Released by The Bell syndicate. Inc
Tomorrow: Faith ond confidence ore
effective.
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; College Park, Md. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
College Park Paint g.
Hardware
Housewares, Toys Qiftsl
1880 Baltimore Ave. UN. 4-11SS
| Nelson Motors
,.;s g.sIssE. s sr: q 5 RsDs soo
Standard Pontiac, Inc.
Pontiac Sales and seryies,
,t2S Baltimore Ave.. AP: s-afSz
| AaAssssassses%SAA<%%~eSes<
East RiUerdale. Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ben Mar Children's Shop
Tots 70 Teens clothins SUI pal s asss
Patrick's Pharmacy
lDruEs,. Cosmetics Ioysl
| $3.50 Edmenston Ave. UN. 4-2l2l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: SilUer Spring, Md.
| Ss%S%>A%<A%S%%%%NAS%%~%~HsN
Capitol Appliance Co.
Appliances B. TeleYisionl
| a527 Georgis Ave JU. $500
Clark's Flowers
ss4s CoiesvilIs Road 10. s-4s22
Darling Dress Shop
1918 New Hsmpshirs Ave. HE. Z .3oss
East West Motors
!chrysler. Plymouth sales 4 Service
100 East.west Hishwsy JU. 6-13SS
Kopy Kat p
| Ladies Ready-to-wearl
1907 Georgia Ave. Ii. S-2eS2
Langley Mems Wear
tTeenase Boys Appaeell
s032 New Hampshire Ave HE. A-S0IO
Matt Ogens
1851 FentoD 81. ~. S-1f50
Montgomery Hardware
tHousewares-Toys-P Paint,
S6iS GeorGis Ave. JU. o-S5s0
Music Time
| Records a. Players. Accessoriesl
8OO6 New Hampshire Ave. BE. %-D52S
Nan Richards
Dresses suits coats sportsvearl
1855 Celesvills Road u B-6S2S
Paymer & Phillips, Inc.
Painting Body Work Seat Covers Tops
1880 Ripley 81 JU, S-3737
The Quality Shop
tJuyenile & Adult Furniturs a. Toys.
s5l7 Cslesville Rd JU 0-S529
Silver Gift Shop
t0ifts China Crystan
1878 Georgia Avenue JU e-5776
VNy-s-N~A1- Nn,u~lw-
Silver. Diamonds watches,
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: Tokonlo Park
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Center Hardware
esSe New lamp Ave. III. s.s1ao
Hampshire Mems Wear
tClothieys & HaberdashersD
1871 New Hampshire Ave. ~, 7-0705
Mardfeldt's, Inc.
Wearing Apparel for the Family
1881 New Hamp Ave.
| 2Ol8 Rhede Island Ave. NE,
S5s2 letb 81 NE. NO 1890
>A%A%%~~%A%%%<A<%%ss&~>%e%x
) w. fayetteville, Md. :
5 Area Z
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bowman's Hardware
.aea s' anesn ep cssp.l IA W. 3as ssoas
Glen Lyle Fashions
| ladies Ready to Wearl
sos HAMILTON Street WA. 7-1aS3
The Henrietta Shop
soss Hamilton 81. On. $500
Nell Ron Fabric Shop
$500 Queens Chapel Rd. UN. 4-79l3
Suburban Shoe Shop
| tPon Parrot shoes)
., queens s,. CHAPEL shopping CentSrr
Wilson's Mems & Boys
| Nationally Advertised Brands,
3IIS Queens Chapel Rd WA 7-316S
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: Wheaton, Md. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fashion -aire
!w,osmssn,s and children,so Wess22,
4
Grubb's Pharmacy
tIl6t Viers Mill Rid. TO. b-3334
Quality Shoe Store
tRed Goose Shoesl
Ii4Ib GeorEis Ave 10. 6-22So
The Sandman Sleep Shop
Furniturel
1921 Ennalls Ave. 10. A-68O0
Seegreen's Toy Fair
tToys Wheel Goods. School suppliesl
1893 Georgia Ave 10. 6.4463
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1887 Defense Highway.
Landover Hills Nd UN. t-S3S6
Clinton Tire Center
RI. B, Clinton. Md CT. 1-0a9S
82O2 Branch Ave. Silver Hill, Nd
10 $4,000
Greta Stevens
..., ,,s,. Z SW M.ns rs. wear} n ,.,ass
Eastover shoppins Center
IN HOH1NM HvHX
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Junior Mode BOotery
tPersonalized Fitted Shoes
and Dance Suppliesl
1850 Indian Head Hwy. 10. 1886
L & M Service
tSeat Covers Auto Tops)
Custom and Factory Msdel
Colmar Manor. Nd AP. 7-9S5b
ssSs%%s%A~>%<e%e~A%%A%eHs%%
I Alexandria, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alexandria Auto
Upholstery Co.
100 South Peytou ST. Ov. g-B67o
BendaB Motor Sales
., Pontiac Sales a. seryicel -.
Bradshaw's Shoe Stores
lshoes for the Family
sis West broad st. Fails chuPeS
Central Motor Co.
r.o, d5 rsnoso 3 sa's' . ss ~. S.lsoo
Fagelson Hardware q
Toyland
open IN 2 Every Night, 80,
Herby's Inc.
49,. tFord Sales d Service,
1890 Duke st XXI. o-0374
Lees Riddle Shop
,oa Infants E,al a children's Wear s.,,
Linda Lee Shoppe
Ladies Apparel and Accessories, also
Specializing in Tal' women,s Fa.hionsl
9OI King st TIE. 6-2121
Market Tire Co., inc.
Tires Batteries & Seat Covers,
$500 Jefferson Davis Hwy n. 6-6s07
Old Dominion Motors, inc.
Worlds Second LARGEST Hudson Dealer
1873 N. Pitt ST Ov 3-2626
R0senberg's Dept. Store
. .appsTel ki e. Men Women as ch,ld a
Singers jewelers., Inc.
REG. Jewellers Amer Gem Society
sl9 King st H. 8-O800
Turks Mems Shop
300 Mt Vernon Ave. KL S-5O67
Williams Luggage q
Mems Shop
~ Kins st. XII. O-2320
Windsor Mems Shop
wash 5Sl MAJ sssio n A,rpor. IL IT, 1856 1856
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s Anndndole, Va.
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Annandale Hardware
& Supply
open Sunday i0-2 PM.
Little River Turnpike CT 6-Ie0o
Bergen's Mems Shop
Next Door to Post ONCE ". a-47sa
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5 Arlington, Va.
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Alma Shops
s Hs@'1 W.o aef svS sR ~ sssss
Handles "5 and 10"
Dept. Store
e619 Columbia Pike IA. 9-I1Gs
Junior Mode BOOtery
tPersonalized Fitted Shoes
and Dance supplies)
3146 Wilson Blvd IA. 2-08.A
Lady Hamilton
ladies Ready -to-wear,
.fOS Columbia Pike ia. b-69aa
Saltz r Street
,s s's' S GilStinanS d FurnisSiHss,
Staley's Mems & Boys
Shop
ESQ N Glehe Rid, IA. 2-52ah
Esther Shop of Shirlington
tChildren's AppareD
1905 2sth st. South. TIE. 6-2399
Waters Shoes
s ssss WssS s sHSf' Tor H. s sRs
The Wardrobe
{Women's wear)
SlS1 Wilson Bivd. IA. $4,000
Wynn's Feminine Apparel
Shops t
S52S Lee Highway JE a-2Ogl
]<%%H%e%e%&<<<AN<%~%%>~%A%e
Falls Church, Va.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Alma Shops
twomen's Wear & Family Shoes,
I ISs E s:sas st. st r. s ss1s;
r. B. Clark Motor Co.
(Chrysler- Plymouth Sales a. Service,
Complete Service OF All Types
0f Cars
6ca 8. Washington st. JE. 3-lIOO
Greta Stevens
90, " s. .%ST 81 Wear il. ..,.,.
Jefferson Village
Hardware
s1Oh Arlington blvd. JE. s-I3ss
Kay-Albert, Inc.
4Ia S. washington 81. il. a-I1so
Lord Fairfax Clothier
Winston WI & Ss ssSpp Il Center 81. sssS SS
Staley's Mems &
Boys Shop
Nationally Advertised Brandsl
sos LeesburE Pike JE. 2-s372
Town q Country Ladies'
Shop
5i2 Leesburs Pike N. S-1sb0
Wynn's Feminine
Apparel Shop
ESQ W Broad g. u. S-So21
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T h e FAM lily
COUNCIL
THE PROBLEM
THE DETAILS

POLICE CAPTAINO boy should pay for his msdeeds
WFE--We must not abandon him because of prank.
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s Connecticut Ace. !
Shopping Area !

Shopping Area 5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Beyda's Conn. Ave.
isportswear 4 childrens, -.
1884 Conn. Ave. NV. ST. 3-o2o3
The BO0tery, Inc.
Ladies orisinsl shoe Kashions,
1888 Gem Ava NV EX- 3-S3s3
B0rton's
Casual Corner
,oee g ssSst' Ss:. w seDai 81. 's.ssee
Siis .Wiises Bisd.. Ari. VI.
English P0nne40y
Corset Shop
i,.p cS SSs't N. aRS .w fa''i rs. '4.siae
Jacque-Lyl1n
isIs c sns II. Z Nv n sD. a-so,4
Jean Matou, Inc.
@s Ladies Ready-to- Wear
Iii0 Conn Ave. NV. Ma. S-2sS6
Joan Roberts
100 e.s sSiss l.. sf N.Y. II. ?s-...s
Moore Grear Meters, Inc.
100 Com. Ave- NV IN. SeRsoo
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-09-22
PatroIIIiln!g The
Campus Beat 49,.
BY KELsiE Exit" COLLIE

with a wooly-haired, two inch
thick Skulled, darby. If that Is her
impression of the Negro (and we
believe that is who she has refer
ence toy, then we suggest she see
an eye specialist Immediately or
better still "a psychiatrist. OBJ
viously she has seen few, if any
Negroes, because the Negro varies
n hair texture and color, COM
plexion, facial structure, eye
:olor, body structure, etc. AS
for the size of the Uranium, there
is no truth in the shape or size
determining intelligence. Like
other races, the 10 ranges from
that of an idiot to that of geni-
us.
INTEGRATIoN CAN WORK
When we hear people say that
Indignation won't work, we turn
our thoughts to several ex-
amples where it is working and
has been worki n g-MiSSouri,
West Virginia, Delaware, Mary
land, Oklahoma, Texas, and even
kentucky.
At Hampton Institute, in the
Old Dominion of Virginia, an in
tegrated community has been
working since 1868. "A long time
.Sn't It? The individuals here
have been working, playing and
getting an education without RI
OTIS, cross burningS, and the like.
There seems to be little or no
grounds for such statements as
the one in the previous paragraph.
With the Suez crisis and Com
muniSt OPPRESSION in the Middle
Cast, the United States is losing
its prominence as a world leader
and no wonder. She has lost her
prominence as a Democracy with
IN her own boundaries, a nation
divided cannot stand; a nation
united cannot fail, this we be-
ieve.
A DATE WITH DISCS
Platter Chatter: The Platters
are way out in front with their
rendition of MY Prayer" IT'S
number one in the nation /. Met
the fabulous Midnighters of "Tore
Up" and work With Me Annie"
fame after one of their shot ses-
sionS at the Palms in Hallandale
Just before Scurrying up to Our
rhome by the sea- (Hampton)
That Hank Ballard fellow really
walls some and more, and little
Cal Green, the modest guitarist,
is tops, even though he insists he
really isn't as good as most people
think. Anyway, they're the most
to say the very least /. From
the latest motion picture, Doris
Day sings a cute little ditty call
led whatever Will Be" I'm
yelling like the vast beautiful
Western outdoors when Indians
roamed the mountains, and SEEM
ingly blazing in color with never
before spectacle in CinemaScope
(like a Cecile B. Demille pro-
duction) comes Canadian Sun
set" with Eddie Haywood at the