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Mrs Heinkel. whose husband is a business
man. wanted to make one thing clear
We've raised Susan to feel and behave line
a normal child There's no television talk at
home She goes out and plays with the other
kids without feeling different from any of them
in any way II she ever became temperamental.
we'd spank her.
at home she helps me wash the dishes SET
the table and she makes her own bed every day.
We tell her We don't want a celebrity around
the house Just little girl like other little girls
Susan was asked how her fellow students
feel about having a televiSion star in the class?
They don't think I'm any different from
anyone else" she said We hardly ever talh
about the work do
and childlike she began to giggle.
Did say worh? Well. that's only a word.
I call it play because it's real fun to me- wish
all other kids could have SO much fun"
North Newspaper A,liance)
Evening star., 1957-12-15
She Plays for a Living
o. WAMBGT @AO3O

This CHEEKY greeting TO the Nations small
qry comes Saturday mornings over the CBS-TV
network from Susan Heinke veteran actress
Whos all of IL herself
And five days a week the tiny star Of
"Susan's Show" also broadcasts over Chicago
station WBBM-TV delighting her young audi
enceS with a merry mixture OF whimsy and
faryland adventure.
what's the secret o9 this juvenile artist who
sings dances pantomimes and ad Ibis with
such a touch and poise that she's
stantly amazing the people working with her?
Susan. never at a loss for an answer cold
this reporter
Anything you think is fun is easy and Will
come out right what do on the program is
not lihe working really, because always thinA
oS it as fun no matter how hard it gets"
Then she added. with sagacious looh IN
Ger big brown eyes
IF the older people on television could only
remember that, they wouldn't have TO strain SO
hard and they would do what they're doing
much better. Everything you do can be fun
If you look at it the right way
Susan's mother. who always attends her at
the studio Immediately concurred with that
MY husband and l wouldn't let her go on
with all this unless were sure she enjoys it,"
Aqss Heinke said We've brought her up 20
enjoy everything she does whether it's Wor1
school play
Susan. an only child. has been acting, sing
ing and dancing since she was 3-year-
old tot in st Louis She was portraying Shirley
Temple in a hotel Christmas show there in 1897
When a televiSion station manager decided she
was Just what he wanted for a local children's
show
From then on, there was no stopping her"
Mrs Heinkel said She was so delighted with
LOT har
station as a pantomimist with a disc Jockey.
After that. she appeared on the st. Louis Munic-
ipal Opera children'S programs. and this led
to her own 'Susans Show in Chicago One
thing just followed the other"
Does all this affect the child's schoolworh?
Not at all according to her mother. Susan's
schedule is SO arranged that she puts in full time
at a Chicago school where she maintains 81
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ported from Houston.
From that date until IL days
ago. Mrs. Hedgecock. 81, heard
nothing from her missing fam
lily.
After landing a job as a
waitress in Fairfax County, she
saved enough money for a
second hand car. Mrs. Hedge
cock made a number of futile
trips. including visits 20 her
husbands family in South Car
DINA. In an effort to find her
children.
On October 8. Mrs. Hedge
cock received q telephone call
from q Domestic Relations
Court worker in Houston. She
was told that the children were
In custody Of the court after
neighbors had complained that
the father was neglecting them.
According to her brother.
Kenneth Reed. Of Oakton, Mrs.
Hedgecock then borrowed on
her car and, with additional
financial help from her family,
took a plane to Houston.
There, according to the Asso-
ciated Press. she was given
custody Of the children Friday
after q court hearing on the
neglect accusation.
Mr.. Reed, in whose home his
sister has been living since her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

Four alumnae were presented
citations as being representa-
tive Of Hood graduates In the
field Of science.
The four were DR.. Martf/
Stair Carpenter, until last
year associate professor of
astronomy at Cornell and now
q research associate at Cor
nell's school of electrical en-
cheering; DR.. Margaret Der
ringer Barrett. biologist with
the National Cancer Institute.
Washington; Mrs. Ethel DALI
myer Hoover, chief Of the
branch Of commodities and
services Of the Bureau Of Labor
Statistics cost Of living divi-
sion. and DR.. Muriel Meyers.
associate professor Of internal
medicine at the University Of
Michigan.
During the morning. DR.. H.
Bentley Glass Of the Johns
Hopkins University. and DR..
Alan T. Waterman, director Of
the National Science Founda-
ton. led discussions on radio
active fallout and the interna-
tional geophysical year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Blair Tract
Sold for Above
81 Million
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN


The Blair tract. one Of the
last big undeveloped pieces Of
land in Silver Spring. has been
sold for a price in excess Of 81
million.
The 2s-acre tract was bought
recently by the Tower Con-
struction Co.. l726 l. street NV.
A spokesman for the COM
pany said $40 million would be
invested In an apartment prof.
ect and shopping facilities on
the site at the Sixteenth street
entrance to Washington.
The tract is bounded by
Colesville road. East West high
way. Blair Mill road and East
ern avenue.
The Tower spokesman said
q 0.000-sQuare-foot Giant food
store would be built at the East
West highway Colesville corner
Of the property.
He said 1t would be the
largest Giant store in the
Washington area and should
be in operation next year.
About five acres Of the land
is zoned commercial. The rest
is zoned for high-density apart
ments.
The spokesman said TOO to
800 apartment units would be
built on the site.
The Tower company several
years ago was considering the
tract as the site Of q big region
al shopping center but the
Montgomery County Council
rejected the proposed CONNER
cial rezoning.
The Tower company builds
for Giant Food Properties. Inc.
Last week Tower opened the
So million Bradlee Shopping
Center on King street extended
In Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
PAIR WITH NO IDENTIFICATION
KILLED IN CRASH OF STOLEN CAR

WINCHESTER. Va. Special An unidentified
couple driving car reported stolen killed last
night in a spectacular crash outside the city police
said
The skfdded about feet smashed into several
trees. tipped onto its back and skidded another
l25 feet. The top of the car sheared of in the
accident just east Of Winchester Route Z.
According to police, the owned by James
H. Berry of Brucetown in Frederick County who had
reported 1t stolen hour earlier.
State Trooper J. H. Smith said the dead man was
about 80 and his companion about 35 Neither.
he said carried identification papers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Hood College Dedicotes
Two New Buildings

FREDERICK, Md, Oct. 10
R1 Women scientists were
lauded today for their contri-
buttons to the country's tech0i-
cal knowledge in ceremonies
dedicating two new buildings
IT Hood College.
DR.. Emma p. Carr OF Mount
Holyoke College, in her dedi-
cation address. said women
were assuming increasingly
more responsibility in the
fields Of science.
The college woman OF today
wants to make practical use Of
her education quite apart from
any economic necessity" she
said.
The two buildings dedicated
were the r. Paul Smith Resi-
dence Hall. q dormitory. and
the Lillian Brown Hodson
Science Building.
Mr.. Smith has been presi-
dent Of the colleges board OF
trustees since 1916. Mrs. Hod-
son and her husband were the
principal contributors TO the
science building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
0NE FLOOR BELOW coAl:
Arlington Candidates
To Duel in Court, Too

Arlington County Board can
didates have exchanged caus-
tic comments from almost
every platform In Arlington
but next week the locale will
be unique.
Both candidates and their
campaign managers will APP
pear at the same time in
County Court to answer
charges Of distributing anony-
nous campaign literature in
violation Of State law.
Though the appearance
Tuesday may not be pleasant.
at least the candidates will be
near their ultimate goal--the
County Court, is just one floor
below the County Board meet
ing room at the courthouse.
Principals In the hearing are
Herbert L. Brown. candidate
Of the Arlingtonians for a Bet,
ter County, and J. Maynard
Magruder, candidate Of the
Arlington Independent Move
ment.
supporters Set Up Duel
Their seconds will be Ed
mund d. Campbell. for Mr..
Brown and Norman b. Slenker.
for Mr.. Magruder.
The gauntlet was thrown
down by Thomas j. Broyhill.
Magruder supporter. who last
Monday swore out warrants
charging the ABC candidate
and his manager with distrib.
uting anonymous campaign
literature.
Mrs. Mary Cook Hickman,
publicity chairman for Mr..
Brown. picked UP the challenge
yesterday by swearing out war
rants against the AIM stand
ard bearer and his manager
on identical charges.
Preliminary Bout
As q warm-up event Monday,
Mr.. Broyhill win appear in
County Court for q hearing Of
his own. He has been charged
by zoning Inspector Harry Co
logue with putting up Magruder
signs without obtaining q per-
NIT.
The sign controversy was in
itiated by Ralph Kaul. ABC
member Of the County Board.
who asked ofiicials to see II
Magruder signs were erected in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
MuIhoIIund Nomed

DIR. Henry Bearden Mulhol-
land. physician and educator
at the University Of Virginia
School Of Medicine. has ac-
cepted membership on the Ma
tional Advisory Arthritis and
Metabolic Diseases Council for
the l057-6l term. His appoint
ment was announced yesterday
by DR.. L. e. Burney. Surgeon
General Of the Public Health
Service,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

violation Of a county ordinance.
Sitting on the sidelines at
the Tuesday hearing will be
an interested spectator. William
L. Winston. member Of the
House Of Delegates from Ar.
lington. who introduced the
State Legislature bill outlawir@
anonymous campaign literature.
Il wouldn't miss IT," chuckled
Mr.. Winston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
RoiIrood Fares Go Up
Tomorrow in Virginia

RICHMOND, Oct. 10 (R.-
Higher fares for first class
passenger service on three
railroads in Virginia go into
effect tomorrow.
The is per cent increases
were granted by the State Cor
poration Commission October
3 upon petition from the
Chesapeake g. Ohio. Norfolk
& Western and Pennsylvania
railroads. First class fares are
those paid by Pullman passen-
gers. The fares do not include
the cost of Pullman accommo-
dations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Dalton, Almond
Paths 10 Gross

The two major candidates
for Governor Of Virginia viii
make one Of their few face.to-
face Appearances this week.
J. Lindsay Almond. jr.. DEM
ocratic candidate. and Ted
Dalton. Republican, viii speak
at 8 pm. Tuesday before the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce
in Roaioke.
Mr.. Dalton and his running
mate Horace Henderson. for
Lieuteiant Governor, are
scheduled for appearances this
week in the nearby Virginia
area.
The schedule for Mr.. Almond
follows:
Monday. 10 am. tour Of
South Hill. noon speech at
Boyeton. 2 pm. tour at Chase
City 6 pm. dinner and speech
at (larksviIle.
Tuesday - Roanoke Junior
Chamber Of Commerce.
Wednesdays pm. speech
ant rally at Front Royal. Major
speeches on Almonds behalf
alp scheduled at 8 pm. In
Roanoke by Representative
Smith. Democrat. Virginia and
atRichmond by Representative
AIbitt. Democrat. Virginia.
ThurSday-Tour at Virginia
Bach.
FIiday-Tour. dinner and
speech IN Northumberland
Ounty.
Saturday-Noon tour Of Leb-
mon with former Gov. Battle,
md 6 pm. dinner at Norton.
Mr.. Dalton's schedule:
Monday-Tour Of Radford
and Roanoke.
Tuesday-Roanoke Junior
Chamber Of Commerce.
Wednesday - Speech at 7
pm. meeting Of the Restaurant
Association. Hotel John Mar
shall. Richmond (Representa-
tive Abbitt to talk for Almond)
Mr.. Henderson will appear al
a $500 a plate dinner at $40
pm. at the Belle Haven Coun-
try Club near Alexandria.
Thursday-Open for Dalton
Henderson to tour Fairfax
County.
Fridays pm. tour of Ar.
ungton. 8 pm. speech at WASH
ington-Lee High School. Ar
lington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

family vanished, said Hedge
cock was a part-time steam
filter, and that he had been
unemployed when he took the
children.
The WORCESTERSHIRE Ann
5. William. 7, and Melba, IL
hsd been told by their father
that their mother was dead, ne
said.
Mrs. Hedgecock and the chill
dren are expected home within
q few DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

for Boys, in Allegany County.
Established under q 1855 act Of
the General Assembly--spon-
sored by Montgomery County
Delegate Margaret c. Schwein-
haut-this rehabilitation center
soon will be augmented by two
others.
A second, in Garrett Coun-
tvs Savage River State Forest,
has been organized and will be
dedicated November g. A third.
also in Garrett, is under con-
struction and win open shortly
thereafter.
Ho0dlum Aspect Gone
At Green Ridge. the inmates
look more like elder residents
of a Boy Scout camp than once
active hoodlums whose careers
we're nipped in the bud.
They're really not different
at ALL" said the man who looks
after them.
They come here for one to
three months before they are
scheduled to b. released" con-
tinued Maynard o. (Pop) Fed
erline. "We get those boys who
are considered to be good risks
at the Training School and at
Boys Village tthe States in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

stitution for delinquent Negro
boys at Cheltenham).
I'VE try to do what we can
to rehabilitate them--get them
ready for release.
Around here. not many peo-
pie know exactly what we are
trying to do. The other day q
man stopped me on the street
in Cumberland, and asked me:
Say. what kind OF boys have
you got up there. anyhow
And l told him: We have
exactly the same kind you have
here. only ours have been
caught"
The camp, still an expert
ment, although it's in its second
year of operation. Is nestled on
the side OF Green Ridge Noun
tain. q short drive down q
rocky road from Route 20.
about 20 miles east Of here.
Around 1t are $4,000 acres Of
the Green Ridge State Forest
and the Billmeyer Wildlife
Refuge.
The bows sent to the camp
technically are wards of the
Welfare Department. which
took them in charge after they
were brought to court for crimi-
nal activity. But they also work
for the Department Of Forests
and Parks. helping with tree
planting. landscaping. food
control and road repairing.
I'VE set up these camps the
way We did" explained Maui
rice o. Hunt, chief Of the Wei
fare Departments Bureau Of
Child Welfare. for three main
reasons.
I'VE thought getting them
into an outdoor setting with
decent adults would have q
wholesome effect. Then. there's
pressure for space in our train
ing schools, and this viii help
relieve overcrowding. And
finally, the boys can be shown
how to do really worthwhile
things.
Some Of these kids, you
know, never have smelled fresh
air before. A majority come
from deep in Baltimore City"
At Green Ridge. the young
sters ind not only fresh air.
but two other novelties: Hard
work, which they seldom per-
formed before being arrested.
and a minimum Of supervision,
which they never experienced
after being arrested.
The camp also Is the FIRST
Of its kind in Maryland - or
east Of the Mississippi. added
Mr.. Federline - that is inte-
gated racially.
Camp stan members agree
the indignation has been I'M
dented by troubles.
Herbert r. Myers. an ex-
Marine and former cuStodial
officer at the State Reforma-
tory, added: We've been TAX
ing boys TO nearby churches
and no one has said anything
about them - either the white
or the colored - except that
they were well behaved"
At Green Ridge. Mr.. Myers
said. there's no real security
measure. II a kid wants TO
leave. he just gets up and
leaves"
But Mr.. Federline noted
that all those who have left
have been brought back. They
don't get far in this country"
he said.
The boys live at Green Ridge
in a dormitory converted from
an old Civilian Conservation
Corps barrack.
Meals. prepared by Mrs.
Federline and Mrs. Myers in
rotation, are served In another
converted barrack. A third BAR
rack was turned into q recrea-
ton center. where ping pong.
Switchboard. and other games
can be played.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Boeby ReoItor of Year

VIRGINIA BEACH. Va. Oct.
10 R.--The Virginia Realtor
of The Year" is John Bagby
Jr, president OF Pollard and
Bagby, Inc. OF Richmond. He
was chosen at the 37th annual
convention Of the Virginia real
estate association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
New Appalachian Camp
Aiding Delinquent Boys
Nv A. L. SINGLETON
eAAr stan Correspondent

CUMBERLAND Nd, Oct. l9,-HiRh In the rugged Appa-
achans near here the Maryland quietly and steadily
is LAYING new trails the rehabilitation Of delinquent boys
In neat mountain camps, youngsters who once robbed
stores stole cars followed number Of criminal pursuits
are being taught to live Independently but honestly
The first such place the Green Ridge Forestry Camp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Virqinio Woman Locates
Family After 15Months

After 15-month search. Vienna, Va has been
reunited with her three children in Houston Tex
Her husband. william c. Hedgecock, has admitted taking
their children from the Virginia home In July 1856 while
his wife out looking for job the Associated
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-25

u kapeH Stilinovica, olliceno sa S5
vijenaca cvijeca od rodbine, dru-
5tava kojima lie pripadala pri-
jatclja, gdje Je veliki broj osoba
doslo da joj oda zadnju pocast.
U utorak. 10. novembra krenula
je dugaGka povorka automobile do
Oak Hill groblja da preda njezine
ostatke majci zemlji ma vjecni po-
einak. Mad otvorenim grobom, op-
koljenim mnostvom svijeta, od
strane drustva "Hrvatski Sinoyi'
odsjeIl 470 HBZ, oprostio Sc je
predsjednik odsjela brat Nikola
Erbesti sa nekoliko biranih rijeci.
A cd strane zenskog kluba, koje
mu je pokojna takodjer pripadala,
oprostila sc je sestra Podras. Broj-
ma povorlla, odavsi zadnju pocast
sestri Brigljevit, povratila sc u
odsje6ni Dom ma izvrsnu karminu
koju su po zelji pokojne majstor-
ski priredile njezine sestre pri-
jateljice.
Pokojna ostavlja liza sebe TUNA
muza Matu brata Maria, tetl1u
i mnogo rodbine ovdje, u starom
l1raju ujaka i strinu. Tebi sestrc
Ivka laka bila crna zemlja, two
me muzu Matt, bratu Marku / svoI
| rodbini iskreno sautesce.
Nikola Busit, izvj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-25

vodu, a drugi dan je bilo premje.
steno Hrv. Mar. Dom. kojega je
pokojni bio clanom. Njegov odar
bio je iskicen sa mnogobrojnin7
vijencima cvijecem, medju koji.
ma SUI Sc isticali vijenci, jedan Cd
nasega odsjeka 952, drugi nase-
ga pomladka gnijezda 602.
Ma %. oktobra krenula ie zalo.
sna povorka liz Hrv. Mar. Donna
u Hrv. katolicku crkvu Sv. Fra.
ME Osiskog, gdje je mas mjesni
svecenik FIR Lujo Ivandic odslu-
zio svetu misu, a nakon crkvenill
obreda, povorka je krenula ma ka-
tolicko groblje st. Alphonsus. gdje
su pokojnikovi smrtni ostanci pre-
dani majci zemlji ma vjecni poci-
max. Mad otvorenim grobom pro-
citao je nadgrobno slovo mas od-
sjecni podpredsjednik brat Ilija
Boic, a u i1ne Hrv. Mar. Donna
Hrv. Sell. Org. oprostio Sc je' sa
pokojnikom brat Martin cvarek
Pokojni brat Rusnov je rodjen
1898. godine u njestu Kalje. zum-
berak, Hryatska, odkuda je dosao
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-25
Frank krasich, Ia ajnik.

Ia predsjednika odbora iza-
bran je Anton Gregurich "a
tajnicu gajnicu Mary Abra-
novich rodjena u America, ali
voljn raditi za tn stvar. Anton
Nance Anton Mavrinac imeno-
vani su da nadziraju poslovanje
i NINA je dano posebno povje-
renje da sakupljanJe milodare.
Svi darovi neka Sc salju ma
Mary Abranovich, 31O0 Vernon
Avenue, Pittsburgh 27, Pa, =
ona ce svakom darovatelju po-
slati namiru.
Vasa pomoc ostati ce trajna
uspomena narodu Vasim bliz-
NINA koji Sc nalaze domovini.
Sva imena darovatelja biti ce
citana u crkvi u domovini OBJ
jasnjena kroz stampu Ame-
rici.
Ia Odbor,
Anton Gregurich, predsjednik
Mary Abranovich. tai. blag.
Anton Nance. odbornik
Anton Mavrinac, odbornik.
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influence bile Sarich pazitea Ana
Marino Sarch bia prava ma jka to-
pomagala sera Marno Predlaze da i'm zraz
zapsnicka zahvala, so ednoglasno usvaja
Posto ovme iscrpen dnevn red predsednk Sipusic
sdnc pozdavom da v Hrvatska Bratska Zajed
njezino tanstvo Dt Dom, sljedecu T. de-
cembra.
Frank "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-12-25
zENSKO ORUDJE

kad Sc jednom u Holly
woodu raspravljalo Q vrlo ak
tuelnom pitanju: zasto zene
wise govore cd muskaraca, u
raspisanoj anketi sudjclovala
je i slavna spisateljica Pearl
S. Buck. Ona je odgovorila {:
"Jezik je oruzje zena, prema
tome mi ne mozemo dopusti-
II, da nam tako potrebno O.
ruzje zardja".