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Topic OF Program

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son of WWDC was master of
ceremonies.
The participants were pre-
sented by Miss Constance
Miller, chairman of the clubs
public relations committee
which arranged the dinner
meeting at the Army and
Navy Club.
The speaker tailored his
talk to a lay audience and
one of the panelists. admit
ting he didn't qualify as
scientist. brought a laugh
when he asked: will space
travel ever be on a go now
pay later basis?"
Perhaps" said Mr.. obi
shaw, "if we have appropri-
ate contests. one of the
prizes might be a week in
Washington"
In his opening remarks,
Mr.. Odishaw described the
International Geophysical
Year as an unprecedented
study of mans physical en-
vironment" which has many
aspects and means many
things"
Cites Varied Fields
Fields it will cover. he
pointed out, range from solar
activity. geomagnetism, and
ionospheric physics. to ocean,
ography, seimsmology, grav-
ity and longitude and lati-
tude.
1t is an unparalleled in
tellectual and spiritual ven-
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QUEEN DROPS
STUFFY TOUCH

LONDON, Nov. Is (P.-
Queen Elizabeth II last
night abandoned exclusive
parties for debutantes in a
move to liberalize stuffy
palace entertaining.
Beginning in 1859, So
cially prominent young
women will be summoned
only to mass garden parties
along with thousands of
other people from all walks
Of life.
Since 1851 a picked $50
have been presented to the
Queen in the privacy of the
royal ballrooms-a cere-
mony practically putting
the stamp of aristocracy
on them.
Numbers of Americans
have been SO presented to
the court.
After the presentations
of the coming summer.
the debs will be out in the
garden with about 5000
other subjects of the Queen
and a scattering of Ameri-
cans and other foreigners.
The palace announce
ment was a step toward an
swering a group of critics.
in Guiding aristocratic
young Lord Altrincham.
which has been harping at
the so-called tweedy set
around the royal family
and its lack of the common
touch.
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Silver Spring Club
To Help at Dunces

The Junior Woman's Club
of Silver SMing is joining the
Montgomery County Recrea-
ton Department in providing
adult hosts and hostesses for
weekly dances of 20 Teen
Clubs at county recreation
centers.
The Silver Spring Juniors
are filling the need for chap
erons at dances when parents
are unable to serve. Twenty
to 30 dances per week are
held at the various centers
with 100 to $50 teen-agers in
attendance.
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women's Study Group of
Falls Church on Tuesday. The
speakers for the evening will
be Irwin Gottschall of Temple
Beth FL and Ralph Altman
of Arlington Jewish
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Center. both prominent in
Jewish education.
The s:l5, pm. meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Stanton Wolf, SOB E. Column
bia street, Falls Church.
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Religious Education
To Be Topic

The Importance of religious
education for children will be
the topic discussed at the
next meeting of the Jewish
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ROCKVILLE. and 2 bedrms.. liv.
rm.. dinette, bath and rear screen-
ed porch; near schools and shop
ping center: S62. so to SIS plus
utils. Pc. 2-4296.
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VENDING MACHINE BUSINESS
oa.i pen machines est. rte. work
o. " daNs q mont. and net over
- q have other interest and must
sell plenty OF room g.: eSpanslot..
VA Gcrhce for si0uo cash RIA.
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COLORED-I4thA AND GIRARD SITS
N.W.--Liv. rsn., bedrm.. modern
kitchen studio apis; also. with
modern Kitchens: $25 up every
wks;; cheaper by the month. RA.
COLORED-COUPLE; ! room and
KITCHEN: utilities furnished. RA
cOLORED-l350 MONROE ST. NV.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-s300
COLORED
pvt. bath; S75.
1889 E st. n.e.-Duplex. 3 rms,
bath: S75
Key in once. 500 Mass. Ave. NE.
CoLoRED
1927 Belmont st. N.w.-Niee
1l4S Bladensbure Rd. NE
90 rms. kit and bath $3.50
1910 Calf. st. N.W.-Lse. 800
1921 cOreoran ST.. NV
bath. lust remod. $3.50
1912 Corcoran st. NV
Two lge; rms, kit. and 80
az E St. N,W-Nice enc, o.o
enc. redec. 6s.bO
and bath: redec. ms 5000
ass Oakdale St NV rms,
kit ard bath: redec $3.50
ground floor apt. $500
S1R You St NW.-Lge. q
hedrm. unit redec. 1900
40l4 9Th st. We rms.
kit. and bath; redec. 5000
S6fS 18th st. NW.--Lovelv
rms, kit and bath: nice
neigh. open Sun. Ia p m. so 90
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Older 4-bedroom house Sill. Spg.-
exchange for tenant making neces-
sary repairs Fine place for chill
qren: Garden space JU 1-13.S
for appt.
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wlLL -covrHiNG rRANCnISE,

PiRrNLR, lSt-class restaurant.
culurct lady o. maa familiar with
CoOhiur ur nRnaElng mall in-
Vpgtfpaut MIR ZONES Dtf ..Ot +.
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Az TxprR. ADVERTISING Man or
con GpOCrny .MArKTT. snoO wk.

WOlnaN 20 lnVr ana tfnCer artlVe
service tor proposed biweekiv pub
llcatou tur TINS 4rea For further
information MIR iFON 2At is,
~ I3u tN5 Int Bids 30
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HOUSES FURNISHED
HYATTsvILLE. Mn, Ieflerson n

HiATTSVILLE. MD, jefferson ST..
Oct, ) rms. bath, fun bSmt'. enci
I'd clean. nicely furn sl.a mo
option 10 huy OWNER RA d-f3"
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED --Gon1
nelghbor . bedrmsu . closets
basement. garage equipped laun
dry. No sroups IA S-Gg6S
ARL,--Attr. 1-rm brR den. rec
rm., patio. gar. corner lot. close.
IN, $3.50. ACME, ia 2-ll91
3 BEDROOMS = Excellent location
u35l
Mr.. CONN. AVE, from Sheraton
Park TO Chevy Chase 10 i bed
rms. I, or more baths, space for
entertaining price range. 5000 10
sltn per month ELiJAH q AR :
MOLD Col, tetD Broker EN- 3
i3Ah JE a-71hh,
ROO kvILLE-- 2 .bedrm rambler. AZ
mi from NH VIII rent loI mo
ROBERTSON Rcaltor 1910 Wis,
ave, OIL. 2-2is3,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MOTEL roR SALE; by OWNER.
located on y 5 Hwy No /, %
miles south OF WASHINGTON For
information aud picture. write
AMPLlGHTER MOTEL. Thorn
burg Nirsrma
VENDING MACHINE BUSINESS
Oa.i pen machines, est rte work
o. . daNs q mont. and net over
have other interest and must
sell, plenty OF room ~ eHpanslot.,
vll rGcrlnce for Sh0u0 cash RIA.
3-dSHi
DEIICATESSEN and store equip
mcnt tor sale owner retiring 1873
Wilson blvd All, Va ia. 5-ah32.
SMALL RESTAURANT, NV location,
business center. Counter and booths.
Shot, nour, 5000 income. easy 10
operate Reasonable rent lease.
Bargain for quick SAFE DRAVll LAS
REAL ESTATE co. Nd 2-uii2
Az EXPER. ADVERTISING MAN or
WOMAN 20 lnye aAu tencer active
service tor proposed biweekiy pub
llcauou Tor nv area For further
ii!n tl5 Int Bids 90
cor GROCERY .MAgKET 5000 wk.
cash ,ales A. stock. Iotal sac.
price ~"."on terms co 1870.
BES1 & ,EEYOI perknp lot,
end A real buy at - 900 incl,
an, .tcta IA s-s"le. ~.
PARTNER, lst-rlass restaurant.
colQrct lady o. maa familiar with
coOhiuG 90 nandgine mall IN
vesim ut Mr. JONES Du i.n3tT.
WALL -COVIRING ANCHISE.
crossed ~Hu,nuu last ycai ho-cu IT.
compressor 3 sun jtl u ol hose,
ayr lncs ladders, stdilolds much
more anst Offer terms UN ~
s1ni or roy "it-B star
NILL-FSTtBLisHtD MOTEL-Lge.
ycreated commercial business in
etnwlng community Of about 20
u0u 30 nj east OF PITTSBURGH. on
Y s 80 ~ rental units, two -
room efficiency apis also modern
brick house write G X WEAVER.
ba5 r Pittsburgh 81, Greensburg.
IA
WILL INVEST up TO 100000 in
partnership or corp Active par
tiepation as treas or account ant
desired BoS .l6h.Y Star 81
PRIVATE SITE Huge buildings, en-
boarding. on beautifully land-
srapcd 3n-acrc tract Wonderful
possibilities for school development.
MiCcd A. $40 Ond with reasonable
ftns available shown hy apnolnt-
inent My BOtTU ROBBINS REAL
tsTATt CORPORATION Mrs Rob-
bins III S.iunu
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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pvt. bath; $75.
1893 E st. n.e.-Duplex. rms.
bath: $75
Key in once. 500 Mass. Ave. NE
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APIS. FURNlsHEp-Mp.

SILVER SPRING. MD, Sligo Park
Hills Ar:s.-l-pedrm apt, S97 so
per month. including all utilities.
available April !; years lease re-
CURED; adults. MRS. SEESTED,
IU S-46Q3
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GELMAN CO., ST. 1852

H7H'A@A4N W. . :. O-UUIl
CoLORED-1523 Corcoran st. NV
: rm.. t;led kit, bath shower; ga.
h, storm windows. ven blinds. Exc
condition. DE. 2-5616 %
COL0RED--?OI 51th ST. NE. (57tt
and Blainel-Near schools ano
transp,. modern apt. bldg. 3 rms,
equipped kit, ana bath: newly
decor: S72, 50 Plus utils. Keys in
Apt. 3nI or call office for appt
NM. : DAVIS, INC, 500 H ST
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'Ob Hfo' W, AEhLI rHuu Wk.
price ~"."on terms co 1870.
EESI..t lEEYOl perkins lot,
e. l1rr llst SCI this week
end A real buy at - luu incl.
an, .tcts IA. s-s2l2. ~.
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VERY VERY LONG

W Al lNG LIS
OF lust about the incest people IN
WASHINGTON locking for houses in
nv Chevy Chase and nearby Mont
eomery County. To $500 Please eau
Mrs Dixon. ST. 5-.20u JAMES l..
DIXON 4 co
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COLORED-COUPLE; room and
kitchen: utilities furnished. RA
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SETTLED COUPLE. moderate means,
desire Ions term tenancy, rural
Mont Co. Old style 81 bedrm.
fun bSmt house mod cows Oh.
h-i3i'..
BRITISH OFFICER with young
family requires minimum 3-bedFm.
furnished house. mid April Oh.
6-iSul
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GEORGEIONN--One girl 10 share
atlr 6-Tm hse with :, other girls;
earden patio, firepl HU. 3-5Sl9.
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HARRISON e. ADAMS
Q92 K St. NV. MA. s.
CoLoRED

Downtown-3-Rm. Apt.
1914 18th ST. NV.
Large 3-rm. ard bath apt; mod
rrn. newly decorated; in apt bldg
.'5 mo-, incl. utils. See janitor
oasemt.
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MOTEL r0R SAIL; by OWNER:
eight units and nice living quarters.
located on u 5 Hwy No l. 6J
miles south OF WASHINGTON For
information aud picture, write
AMPLlGHTER MOTEL. Thorn
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SMALL. RESTAURANT, NV. location,
business center. Counter and booths.
Shot uoure ,nOd income easy 10
operate Reasonable rent lease.
Bargain tOr uuirk SAFE DRANll LAS
REAf EGTAVI Tn an -. ~ 10
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Convenient Locations
TranSn and Sh0nDinp
PARK
ELLISON

1900 HARVARD ST. NV.
De Luxe Effic Apis s 90 so
De Luxe l-BedIm. Apis. 1879 SO
bedrm., 2-Bath Apt. $1,000
Res. Mgr, Mrs Jeffries. AID. 4-363u
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont
MANS OPPORTuNITY-

JUST OVER ID. c. LINE IN Sc
New rambler; tile bath; de luxe
Kit, full dry bsmt gas heat: new
como. SO per mo. Call til 8
p m DU I-SOOO
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DELICATESSEN and store equip
mcnt tor sale. owner retiring 1888
wilson blyd Arl Va ia 1-a6:i9.
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Secretary of Navy
Honored by PQtes

Ambassador Ali Of Pakistan,
Ambassador Campo of Cuba,
Nine. Yang, wife of the Ko-
rean Ambassador. and the Am
basSador and Nine. Tran Van
Chuong of Wet Nam.
Others asked were Chairman
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
and Mrs. Arthur Radford,
Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. David
Kendall, Representative Jack
Brooks and Mrs. Andrew Drum,
who is a houseguest of the
PateS.
Secretary and Mrs. Gates
daughter Anne was there with
two of her classmates, Diana
Hardin and Leith Mclean.
Also invited were former
Ambassador and Mrs. Myron
Cowen, former Ambassador
and Mrs. George Garrett, DR..
and Mrs. Lauriston Hardin.
Mrs. Harold j. Coolidge and
members of Secretary Gates
staff.
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for fun. They need strong
nation and they have plans
for it," said Miss Prudden.
She urged America ito take
a leaf out of their book" and
get to work on our own young
SterS.
Trim Selves
Miss Prudden, a trim, dark
haired 43-year-old, who looks
more like a college girl, al
though she is the mother of
two teen-agers. operates an
institute for physical fitness
in White Plains. She came
here to address the General
Federation of Women's Clubs
and urged the women to get
busy to trim themselves and
their families.
She said in an interview
Continued on Page BIS, Col. 4
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THE PRESIDENT
SENDS WIRE
TO CIVIC

ASHEVILLE. N. c., June
5 R.-President Eisenhower
sent greetings yesterday to
the opening session of the
Goth annual convention of
the General Federation of
Women's Clubs. and said
the organization brings a
splendid influence to bear
upon the issues of the day."
In a telegram read to the
delegates by their president,
Mrs. Robert l. C. Prout,
President Eisenhower said.
Advancing toward common
detectives Of mutual benefit,
your membership combines
many talents with notable
success"
Congratulations as you
continue your leadership in
public service and best
wishes for a memorable
convention" the Presidents
message concluded.
The delegates were to hear
an executive report asking
them not to "eye the edu-
Gated with suspicion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

Marine Commandant and
Mrs. Randolph Mccall Pate
entertained at a party last
evening in honor of the Sec
rotary of the Navy and Mrs.
Thomas Gates.
Guests were invited for 7
pm. to the historic Command
ants House at the Marine
Barracks.
The party had originally
been planned for the garden,
but due to the weather it was
moved inside. Gen. and Mrs.
Pate and the guests of honor
received in the west drawing
room.
Navy Department guests in
vited were the Undersecre-
tary and Mrs. FRANKIE. AS
sistant Secretary and Mrs.
Bantz and the new Assistant
Secretary Gust sworn in this
week. and Mrs. j. Sinclair
Armstrong.
Among the diplomats &C.
cepting were the Indian AM
baSsador and Mime. Mehta,
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Americas Children
Are Growing 'Flabby'

ASHEVILLE, N. c.. June 5
(P). Americas children,
reared on television, the family
car and the school bus. are
showing up badly in physical
fitness tests. it was reported
today.
Bonnie Prudden of White
Plains. N. Y. newly appointed
to the Presidents Citizen Ad-
visory Committee on Youth
Fitness, viewed the growing
f1abbinesS Of the youngsters
with alarm.
She said there is "a level to
which we can't go without get
ting into danger. both physi-
cally and emotionally."
The Russians are spending
billions for physical education
not sports. -but gymnastics,
land they're not doing this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
Miss Sitter
To Marry
This Month

A June wedding is planned
by Miss Miriam B. Sitter,
daughter of Chaplain Carl M.
Sitter, USN. retired. and Mrs.
Sitter of Kaiserslautern, Ger
many, and Mr.. William E.
Howard III, son of Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. William E.
Howard. jr.
Miss Sitter has studied in
Munich. Germany. and will he
graduated from Oberlin COL
lege in early June. Mr. Howard
is a graduate of Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute and re-
ceived his MA. degree from
Harvard University where he
is now a candidate for the
Pho degree.
The prospective bridegroom
is the grandson of Mr.. ard
Mrs. w. Elmer Bacon of Be-
thesda. Md. and great-grand-
son of of the Rev. and Mrs.
j. M. E. Mckee of Washington.
His father is a native Wash
ingtonian and now commander
Of the Boston Naval Shipyard.
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Mrs. Hodges Speaks

Arlington Republican Wom-
ems Council Garden party
took place yesterday at l pm.
at the home of Mrs. Charles
Callander.
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No More Stag Lines

This attitude caused some eye
brow-lifting among members of the
previous generation.
1t wasn't so many years ago. they
observed. that a stag line was q
standard fixture at a teen-age
dance. Here the backward boy
learned to break down his social
shyness.
The current STEADY" vogue has
been encouraged. they say. by the
lack of stag line and the disap-
pearance of the practice of cutting
in" which now is regarded by teen
ayers as one Of the strange customs
of an Ice Age civilization.
Before World War II, a girls
popularity was judged by the num-
Der of males who asked her to
dance or who cut in while she was
dancing.
That index is impossible nnw. &c
girls reach for the insurance OF a
steady date" for guaranteed at
tendance at school dances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
The Anti View

The anti-Steady daters deny that
going steady makes for better school
work A girl wouldn't help a boy
with his lessons, they say. for fear
of running his ego. and a teen-ager
whose school work would suffer
from worrying about date prob
ably wouldn't be a good student
anyway.
DR.. Carl F.. Hansen. assistant SUI
perintendent of District schools.
summed up a good many of the
arguments on both sides of the
going steady question.
1T may be there's a deficiency
in our social set-up." DIR. Hansen
commented. that makes it neces-
sary for young people to go steady
before they can find a feeling OF
security. But girls don't like to be
left at home, and they need some
body to lean on. We men don't
realize it fully until we become
fathers.
There are those who say teen,
ayers shouldn't go steady, but
sometimes lasting friendships are.
founded on these school-day asso-,
Citations. And to some young people
this is a pretty serious business
that forms the basis for family
life later on" sittfi
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Steady Dating
-M0rch "a. 1857

to concentrate on hitting the books
during the week.
The steady daters deny their cir
Gle of frienC; is narrowed, as the
critics claim. Instead. they con-
tend, you make more friends that
way because you have a chance to
get better acquainted with your
steady dates buddies as well as
your own. And you'll have more
friends of your own sex because
you won't be rivals.
The girls. in particular. say it's
nice TO know you always have
date, and you can ask a backward
boy to go to dance without feei-
ing embarrassed.
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Too Confininq'

Teen-aeers who are less enthus-
iastic about going steady complain
it's too combining. A girl may meet
boy she'd like to have a date
with. for instance, but she can't il
she's already going steady Others
contend this couldn't happen be-
cause girl who goes steady con-
vinccs herself she doesn't want to
date anyone else.
Teen-age opponents of steady
dating also claim it slows down
the development of poiSe and good
manners, A girl gets used to just
one boy. they say, and is i'll at ease
with other boys. And couples who
go steady become so relaxed with
each other that they don't really
learn good manners.
Also, they argue. a girl who
breaks up with a boy after going
steady for months may have a diff
ficult time getting back into cir
culation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
Practice Widespread

How many teen1agers go steady?
Most public schools report that
fewer than a third of their students
do so. although the percentage one
Montgomery County school was
estimated at close to 100. At any
rate the practice makes itself felt
beyond the actual number of steady
daterS.
ITS particularly noticeable at
the Dances" says L. Marcus Giles
pie, principal of Francis C. HAM
mond High School in Alexandria.
Couples going steady dance with
each other all evening long and
the other couples fall into the pat
term"
Teen-agers who go steady say
it's easier on a boys pocketbook
if he dates only one girl. He
doesn't have to impress her by
spending lot of money and often
she is willing to sit at home playing
records with hi mon a Saturday
night.
They maintain it makes for better
scholarship. too. and not only be-
cause a boy and girl can help each
other with lessons. If you know
you have date for Saturday
night. they argue. you won't have
TO worry about it and will be free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
Practice

Sister Mary Elias, principal Of
the all-girl Sacred Heart Academy.
1921 Park road NV. agrees that
going steady is mot a very good
practice" but adds that the school
is tolerant of it among seniors. who
may marry soon.
The percentage is quite small,
she said, land even among seniors.
not more than IS per cent go
steady. Most of the girls seem to
think it's rather silly
Public school officials. on the
other hand. are far more SYM
pathetic toward steady dating
1T usually doesn't interfere
with their studies" contends Mrs.
Bernice S Sheridan. counselor
at Suitland Md High School
Sometimes it's just the reverse"
A boy may help a girl who's weak
in a particular subject and get
assistance from her on another les
son. Mrs. Sheridan said.
w. Leon Mason, principal of
Falls Church High School, reports
that some of the steady daters in
his school are straight A students.
Most public school officials are
agreed that steady dating poses no
disciplinary problem. with the
exception of occasional hand-hold-
ing in the halls. which is dis
couraged. But as for trying to
break up the practice of going
steady. most of them go along with
William G. Pyles. principal of Be
thesda-Chevy Chase High School.
who says:
Its a question of the students
personal interest and choice. II
it needs regulating. it should be
regulated by the home"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
Continued From Poge ]

and love-making. Love is dam
gerous game for an adult to play.
much less an immature youngster."
Catholic school officials in the
Washington area are in general
agreement that steady dating is to
be discouraged. Only one Catholic
high school is known to have for
hidden it specifically, but the di-
rector of another declares that the
trend all over the country is to
adopt such a rule.
st. Anthony'S High School
Twelfth and Lawrence streets NE,
has imposed strict ban on steady
dating. The idea came from the
parents. but school officials agree
with them.
I'VE feel they can't concentrate
on their lessons when their minds
are filled with love-" explains Sister
Cornelia. principal of the coedu-
cational school
II don't believe we've conquered
the problem-anything but" she
continued. I'VE have to keep re-
Winding them. and not all of them
comply with the rule"
GoRzaga College High School. an
all-boy Catholic preparatory school
at 81 1 street NV, forbids engage
ments. Going steady is discouraged
but not prohibited. although either
one could get a student expelled if
it interfered too much with his
studies.
"A boy couldn't very well prepare
for college if he were too serious
about one girl" says the Rev. An
thony l. McHale. principal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-24
B-CC Bond Plans
Concert Today

The Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School Band will give a concert at
4 pm. today in the Boys Gym on
campus to raise funds for new uni
forms.
The prize winning group, which
represented the Free State in the
inaugural parade. will play both
classical and popular music.
Tickets for students are SO cents
and for adults, ST. =