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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, like guided tour" around
the world conducted by outstanding authorities each
regions history geography trade customs landmarks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-21

SIAN Famous image Of
Buddha, festooned with
golden ornaments and Jew
els, stands In magnificent
temple ct Bangkok.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-06
ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.E.

PRIVATE BATH, bedrm., suitable
for ! or :, nice, clean comfort
able NO. 1-5S0S
,COLORED-CLEAN, QUIET. COM
Portable. IN suburban home Set
tied. empl person. Home p:ivils.
LIZ. 2-6612.
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room, large living room only 81.
per month Call ST 3-1@ua
.IAMES I DIXON A co
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COLORED
323 RIGGS PLACE NV. APT

" rms, kitchenrtte and bath I'm
mediate puSscsSior Rent, <6u 90
which includes heat hot water and
all utilities To inspect, see Janitof
In Apt 1874 Riggs place phonr
co 5-gin9 3 F SAUL CO. H@5
Ihtn 81 nv Ma S-ollll
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HOUSES uNEuRNIshEp

SILSFR SPrING. IMITATION ARIA
d rms hath. a-story brick semidst
newly dee. Sill mo. JU. g-34gu
Ewes 10 5-4Suu.
HILLLNDALE-Lee Cape Cod 3
bedyms. ~ baths. lge liy. IN
dia IN. and kit. full hsmt He
4-Si1.i
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lR IA. AND MINI. AyE-spseious

2.bedrm. apt, idFal Guiet location
in ncW building al <nI per month
incl al. u,'s See res mgr. a. lt2S
nith -. se.,IU "-G5.,5 or twerk-
daysl call SH aENON h LUCHS.
co Ma s-n3ll
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EFFICIENCY AND I BEDROOM

jH'i lth 50 se-One With private
entrance, al only S5s and $50 80.
teHieht 70 shopping and tyanSpOr-
iatlon See res. mgr 5000 lth -
Sc Ant Ri 30 ".14"S or call
SHANNON a. LUCHS co MA. =
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NEWLY DECORATED
40 IRVING ST NE, APT !

NEWLY DECORATED
40 IRVING ST NE, APT ]
Living room Kitchen dining area
bedroom bath screened porch, gas
heat Rent only eIb Key IN Apt 3
,. SAUL co. 30 18th 81. n.W
MA S-.luU.
3o32 RoDMAN sT NV $50
+" Rms, XII Bath Heat. H.W Incl
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA 3-SIuo
53li sth ST. NV ,Ot S55
3 Rms. Kit Bath Heat n W irrl
WASHiNGTON REALTY. RA 3.siun
.d3l KFSNFDY ST NV NO. .
= rms, Ri, bath porch Sl1
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 8-Slo0
BOILING FIELD AND
NAVAL AIR STATION
80 CHESAPEAKE ST ST
sfSe bright ants OF . bed
rooms, *j!i - TO <6!l ~ Sec res
out Nichols ave or 8 CAPITOL i
y Atlantic, lott 10 9Th. r.ght 20
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APARTMENT VALUES

80 nav AfAA@AN 80 - 49,
II r. ST ne-Four rms. kit. anc
bath so 80
1881 I'm st nw-one rm. kit
bath Sih
32Ol u st. sc Bedrm Twins
rm KIT and bath Sd5
500 n st NV Bcdrm, liv. rm
din, Kit bath 81" so
Boo Bcnning I'd Sc Bcdgm
Nv I'M. din kit and bath; III" 80
il3 MasS ave. NV Two rms
and bath 500
80 x st ne Llv. rm bedim
KIT bath Sbl 90
is0l Meade ST. ne - beorms
2eS iOth 81 ne Bcdrm Twins
nm din. kit bath ~ ~ See
ianitof on premises 10 inspect
l@id 10Th st NV tThr Veldal.-.-
Apts. so 30 $50 30 See 'nnitoi
on premises TO inspect
liui Texas ave Sc, -" bedrms
liy. RIM. din kit and bath So; ~
mel. al utils To insnect see ianitoI
IN Ant ~"
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MOVING. PACKING STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ROCKVILLE - bearm rambler.
mi. from NH VII rem :or . NJ.
or more. >lJu per mo- GEO i
RObL2I SON RtALTOR. 1886 " .
ave. OF "-'.l13
ARL., N.-2-bedrm. bfk.; GOOD neh.
SEP. din. I'm gar oSmt no pe
auto washer and Gr.cr col
transp. ~li3 lease IA. 81"
Bf DRMS.. y baths. liz din.
ccmbinaiIon ix2b fireplace. b,n
!ge- yard COW ioc We 5-b25
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.oLoREn--s;o rrR MONTH

rooms plus dinette. kitchen, bath.
utilities furnished modern .-iam-
i!y apartment building neet Ben
nlng RI ana II St Sc WA, D.
Hit.1, after q pm
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Mr. pa AND MINI AVIS So

spacious and . bedfm apt ir
CONVENIENT ana quiet neighborh0od
Only so ana So 30 respectively
inCl utilities $500 2rth ri Sc
5er ianitof on premi ses, or cal
SHANNON & LUCHS co MA Z.
40
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CoLoRLp LoCA1En MrRsrrI

81 \ " ! bl0fk on OcOrC n
apt bldg all tenants thoroushly
screened only people OF high char
acter accepted Small children not
permitted / bedroom. 80 I'm T.
500 uutil o pm BERENS. JR.
IN
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23
St. Matthews Gets
New Rector

The Rev. Canon Arlington
Johnson has been appointed rec
tor of st. Ms tthew's Parish, Mas
sau, Bahamas. He is expected to
arrive in Nassau in February.
A son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo E. Johnson of Governors
Harbor, Eleuthera, Father john
son held positions of trust In
Nassau before entering Codring-
ton College, Barbados, in prepa-
ration for the Anglican ministry.
He was ordained a priest in 1928
and served the church in s.:
Lucia, st. Vincent, Grenada and
Barbados during the past 80 years.
In 1910 he was made Canon OF
the church
Two other brothers, Canon
Audley johnson and the Rev. A.
]. johnson, MBE, are now serv-
ing as priests in Barbados. The
Oldest brother, the Hon. William
B. johnson, is manager OF the
Bahamas Produce Exchange and
a member Of the Bahamas Legis-
lative Council.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23
DR.. Picott Addresses
Omegas

Shining Golden Opportuni-
ties" was the theme of the adj
dress delivered by DR.. J. Rupert
Picott, executive secretary of the
Virginia State Teachers Associa-
ton on Sunday afternoon at
Greater Bethel ANNE Church.
The occasion was the national
achievement week program pre-
sented by the local Sigma Alpha
Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fra
ternity. An appreciable crowd
was present to witness the event.
Calling a spade a spade and let
ting the chips fall where they
may DR.. Picott EMPHASIZED the
fact that those persons in this
and other communities, who are
trained, should take the lead and
help those less fortunate persons
in their struggle for existence.
It was a masterful address and
was well received by all present.
Music for the occasion was fur
nished by the Booker T. Wash
ington High School Chorus, I'M
der the direction of Mrs. Leila
r. Williams and by the Delta
aires.
DR.. John 0. Brown was named
the local citizen Of the year, and
DR.. Edward Brsynon Jr., was
named the Omega man OF the
year. Both were presented
awards by the local chapter.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23
CASH TALKS

Yes, only $4,000 down for a q
bedroom, CHS with hardwood
Hoors and carport, SIS monthly.
Sun Realty, Inc, Realtor, phone
MI 1851.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23
FOR SALE

COMBINATION grocery and
sundry store. Nice location.
Reasonable price. See for your
self at 1860 NV Bird ave.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23

Beautiful, furnished room
with private entrance and
bath, walk-in closet. For
refined single man or wo-
man. Call FIR 9-OO15, 1856
NV 69th, st.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23
{ az F''sse.
'G&1:?7
I|ll2IS
HELP WANTED

FEMALE, experienced h o e
maids, year round jobs. Dallas
Park hotel, Ill SIC Srd st.
MALE. Experienced house man.
Year round job. Dallas Park
Hotel, LII Sc. 3rd st.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23

Taking applications for 10 mod
ern homes for Richmond Heights.
Come in to see plans and Get
Terms. Reasonable.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23
GLAND TROUBLE
Urinary Ailments
Pains In BACK, HIPS. LEGS
Tiredness, LOSS OF viGoR,

TtredneeS, LOSS Or WYNN,
WEAKNESS
II you are victim OF these
symptoms then your trouble may
be traced to Glandular inflam-
nation Of the PROSTATE Gland.
Neglect Of Glandular inflam-
nation often leads to premature
loss Of function, low vitality, lost
vigor, surgery or malignancy.
Why Suffer Delay and
Get Worse7
Modern Methods Bring
Gratifying Results
Without Surgery In Most Cases
CONSULTATION FREE
Hours: Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat.
10 am. 5 pm.
Closed Wed, Thurs.
SOUTHERN CLINIC
NEW LOCATION
Near 9th Ave.
2S47 Coral Way
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23
HOME AND INCOME
1895 DOWN

NEAR 6Sth STREET
Furnished kitchen, 2 bedroom, I
bath room, plus efficiency. Only
I'll ,405 total. Open 90.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23

Lots: 2 on Dixie Pines ave. q
GcuIds. Cash or terma
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23

Lot In Washington Park, For'
lauderdaie, $1,000. so x 10.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23

2 lots: Old Cutler Road, Gouids.
Cash or terms.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23
FOR RENT

7-ROOM house for rent. Call
FIR 1-9715.
NICELY furnished room for rent.
Reasonable, convenient to bus.
2423 NV 48th ST., or call Newton
4-3411.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23

Lot In Rainbow Park, 60x10O.
1000. Low down, terms $40 per
month.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23

Three cas- homes In Richmond
Heights. Owners moving to new
locations.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23

NEAR 57th STREET
SLABS CASH
2 bedroom CHS, furnished kit
chen. / mortgage payment, ex-
tellent value, open 90 daily.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23

FURNISHED 2-bedroom apt,
1927 NV 9th court. Phone
NE 5-5078.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-11-23

| ORA D. TAYLOR
| REALTY BROKER
Motto: mot Better; Best Buys"
l46O1 Lincoln Boulevard
RICHMOND HEIGHTS
PHONE CE 5-4246
OR CE 5-9977
These are a few; many others
Homes available In Northwest
Section. Inquire
FOR SALE
Acreage and lots In PerrIne and
couids area. Inquire for location
and prices.
Three cas- homes In Richmond
Heights Owners moving to new
locations.
2 lots: Old Cutler Road, Gouids.
Cash or terms.
Lot In Washington Park, Fort
L auderdale. $1,000. so x ITO.
Lot In Rainbow Park, 6Ox100.
$1,000. Low down, terms $40 per
month.
Lots: z on Dixie Pines ave. In
GcuIds. Cash or terma
Taking applications for 10 mod
ern homes for Richmond Heights.
Come in to see plans and Get
terms. Reasonable.
St. Paul recorder., 1957-04-12

from the University Of Minnesota
in Animal Husbandry.
Bea Terry: It was a nice sur
prise hearing from you while in
Cleveland.
Queen OF Hearts," Congratu-
Iations, Jacqulyn Moffatt. You
are a very lucky young lady.
First you win the Queen Of
Hearts honor and now you are en-
joying a trip to Central America
with your father, Carlos, to visit
his mother Loafers, Inc, also
gave you a bon voyage gift fol-
lowing the dinner they gave for
you, your escort, Thomas Glenn
ons Jr., and your parents. Enjoy
your trip and all Of your friends
will be waiting to welcome you
home.
When people yearn with all
their hearts
For just one treasure far away;
They close their eyes to
countless joys
That crowd around them every
day. Anon.
Until next week, this is II.
St. Paul recorder., 1957-04-12

CufhoIIe Preuse Demunds Resignation OF Biased
Legislators
San Antonio, TexA top ranking Bishop
bitterly segregation segregation
ist Texas lawmakers resign
Archbishop Robert assaed pending segregation
In the legislature Legislators
critics who were playing into the hands of communism"
Bishop stated legislature
could afford certain amount stupidity hypocrisy
time Is gone forever"
Ruess Knock Down Newsmun Takins Pictures OF Reilly
Birmingham, Ala-CANP)- -Frenzod members Kflx
Khan here attacked the director
week. struck him his camera
because he attempted 10 pictures rally.
The incident occurred speaker
ing the press inspired" suddenly wilee
~ news director for WBRCrV Birmingham shouted
the man who's always taking shulesworths picture"
The speaker referring Shuttesorth this
cs saunh Negro ntogaon leader appeared frequently
wlettes show.
About four five OF the hooded group
the neSsman, struck him repeatedly grabbed
More than rally where sharp censre
was levied at intcgraton movements
St. Paul recorder., 1957-04-12

Untn next week, this is it.
St. Paul recorder., 1957-04-12
New York Lowdown
By Masco Young

New Gospel singer Clara
Ward, leader Of the world-famous
Ward Singers, is now being pub
licized by Virginia Wicks, that
shrewd New York press agent
who masterminded the publicity
Of such celebrities as Harry Bella
fonte and Eartha Kit.
Ivory Joe Hunter, currently en-
joying the most successful period
Of his entire showbusiness career,
wants everyone to know that
Ivory Joe is his real name. Texas
born Hunter now has two new re-
leases that are selling so fast
C"Empty Arms" and Loves A
Hurting Game") that his Atlantic
Records bosses devoted two
page advertising spread to the
tunes and Ivory Joe in a recent is
sue OI Inc biuDOdTO.
Little Junior Parker, the hand
some fellow who waxed Next
Time You See Me" and Come Go
with Me" for Don Robey's Duke
Records, is probably the most ex-
pensive artist Robey has. Not too
long ago the Federal Court order
ed Robey to pay $17,5OO damages
because he signed Herman little
Junior) Parker while he was still
under contract TO Sun Recording
Co, of Memphis, Tenn.
Billie Holidays Philadelphia
trial on narcotics charges has
been continued indefinitely.
Rock and roll disk jockey Alan
Freed Is a co-chairman of the
NAACP Fight for Freedom cam
paign to raise New York mem
bership,
The most unsung hero of the
current calypso craze is Cecil An
derson, a native OF Trinidad who
has been singing calypso tunes
regularly since he first came to
the US.A. in 1880. Anderson. now
known as the Duke of Iron, was
first recognized by New York's
Greenwich Village crowd as a
great calypso artist.
When Lena Horne appears in
the forthcoming musical, "Jamai-
ca" is will be her first Broadway
appearance since she appeared in
St. Paul recorder., 1957-04-12
THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

Motorists Prayer
Grant me a steady hand and
watchful eye,
That no man shall be hurt
when / pass by,
Thou gavest life, and pray no
act Of mine
May take away or mar that
gift Of Thine.
Shelter those, dear Lord, who
bear me company
From evils Of fire and all
calamity.
Teach me 10 use my car for
others need.
Nor miss through love Of speed
The beauty Of Thy world; that
thus / may
With Joy and courtesy, go on
my way.
Author Unknown
When you drove your car safely
into the garage tonight did you
say THANK You Lord?" If you
didn't, just stop a moment and
think of the many men and wo-
men who started out this morning
as you did, happy and glad to be
alive. They will not put their car
in the garage again. SO, be very
grateful that you have been
spared to live and enjoy life's
richest blessings, health and
happiness.
A great many people long for
money, a lot Of II. That is natural,
but do you know you can be a
very rich person If you love your
family and friends, try to be as
cheerful as possible, smile when
you see a tiny child looking at
you, try to see the good in your
friends, do not always look at
their shortcomings, but rather,
remember all of us have them. We
just cannot see ourselves as others
do.
II misfortune comes to your
friend be the first to go to him
or her, and, in all sincerity, Of
fer to lend a hand. Always re-
membering this, but for the
Grace Of God. there be T.
Help the man that is down today,
Give him a lift in his sorrow,
The world sometimes has a very
strange way;
You may be down yourself to-
morrow.
Mcclure
am always searching for
poems and notes that hope you
win like. From time to time I
have asked you to help me, l have
received quite a few replies and I
really appreciate your kindness
and from time to time l will be
happy to use your articles.
Todays poem is from Alice
Johnson (nursel.
A Prayer
The sun goes down, and let
it go,
But this, a prayer, I hope to
know
That as it sinks from sight this
day,
I have somehow or in some way
Left a thought in someone's
mind
That win serve TO ever bind
Them to what beauty held in life,
And help to SAVIOUR the coming
strife.
Dorothy Shaed Williams
Thank you Alice
Edith and Tela Burt Several Of
my listening posts" have said
your new home is very, very love
ly. Congratulations to you and l
do hope you two enjoy many hap
py years in your new home.
Golf Club Auxiliary: One Of my
listening posts" told me the
South Of the Border" party was
the talk OF the Twin Cities be-
cause II was such a carefully plan
ned party and the guests did real
ly enjoy being there.
Joseph Steer: Congratulations
on receiving your Masters Degree
St. Paul recorder., 1957-04-12
Two suing For Police Job, Given Court srv,b on

Birmingham tANP)TNo Negroes who brought against
the personnel board refusing for
uons ON the Birmingham police
circuit court here last week
the suit state and suit against
Il is barred by the state constitution.
Plaintiffs in the George Clyde Jones who
through their attorney w Adams argued
against individual board members Raw
St. Paul recorder., 1957-04-12
WoRLD WIDE News
ATA GLANCE
FIvo chIeoeouns Held In Konsos city Dope Rns Raid

FFVW NWItuWouHs WUTu NuHBuS UoPU NINH
Kansas City tANPFve Ccagoans arrested by city
lice here last week the cracking s5oOweey narcotics ring
which had been In operation for three weeks.
Arrested Richard oliver Charles Charley
Mrs. Jeanett II. L. Aston
The preparing Chicago repenish
exhausted supplies
TO swallowed capsule believed
polIcemans hand when he tried tho object
All charged with possession transportation
cotics.
St. Paul recorder., 1957-04-12
Rassts Knock Down Nowsuun raklna Pictures OF Reilly
Ix.Armsn Convicted In Robbsrx.pea,h OF erossr

Norfolk, Na-tANP)-A former aruan. recently
the United States from Japan where
for rape Of Japanese woman convicted here last
degree murder-robbery Of a 72-year old grocer.
John Lewis Gregory pleaded guilty robbery
charge but not guilty to the charge
poaton court Judge the fatal buchcrnc
Staying OF David Weinsen the atters
Gregory and William Peele charged with
Wensens death two days following killing he
robbery which but each accused the
other OF staying victim
St. Paul recorder., 1957-04-12
I9ss L.sapss Returned To Miss. Ia To Finish 4l.Ysar


Columbus Mss-(ANP Louis Montgomery, 26 escaped
Lowndes county Jail being 41year
term eight counts grand larceny
Last he extradted back Mississippi
Leavenworth Kans where transporting
stolen lines currently
state pententary TO finish his 41-year term prison
St. Paul recorder., 1957-04-12

When Lena Horne appears in
the forthcoming musical, "Jamai-
ca" is will be her first Broadway
appearance since she appeared in
Lew Leslie's "Blackbirds Of 1888. ."
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Washington Biography
Brought to Conclusion

portant and interesting, hui
man nature. does not.
This volume completes
the huge Douglas Southall
Freeman biography Of the
first President. 1t is one of
the greatest in size of our
times-eclipsed. perhaps, only
by Sandburg'S Lincoln. DR..
Freeman lived to complete
the sixth volume which took
Washington through his first
term as President. Mr.. Car
roll. formerly a William and
Mary professor and now at
Del Mar College, Corpus
Christi, Tex. and Mrs. Ash
worth Of Richmond. were
longtime associates of DR..
Freeman's in the undertak-
ing. II would be a rash reader
and an over-zealous scholar
who could tell the difference
between the organization and
style Of this volume and its
predecessors. 1t is amply
documented and the writing
is exceptionally good. The
chapter describing Washing
tons death is one Of the best
in the entire series.
1t is, altogether, an impress
sive Geographic work.
EDWIN TRIBBLE
Evening star., 1957-12-22
GEORGE WASHINGTO

0EOR0E WASuAgNO OAONs
Vol. VII: First in Peace"
BY John Alexander Car
roll and Mary Wells Ash
worth. completing the
biography by Douglas
Southall Freeman. (Charles
Scribner's Sons; $l0.)
The General who won the
war has served one term as
President. It was relatively
quiet. Now. he has agreed to
a second term and there is
trouble ahead. Divisions with
in his own Government
threaten the role he plays
best, a role of arbiter stand
Ing above partisan consid-
erations. France is sorely Of
Tended and some amends
must be made there. The
President, personally. yearns
TO go to his farm TO spend
the rest of his days :.
It's George Washington
and the time is the late
18th century. And the situa-
tion has more than these
superficial likenesses to our
own time. II proves. In this
new and splendid retelling.
that times and politics change
but that which is really i'm
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Art Book Review

SPORTS AFIELD TREAS
URY OF WATERFOWL.
BY A. H. Short and B. w.
Cartwright. (Prentice-Hall
$l2.5O.)
This art book is an ideal
Christmas gift for a sports
man. 1t has 36 full-color,
full-page Autographs (color
surface more than 8 by 10
inches Of waterfowl painted
as they appear in real life
on the lakes and tnarshlands
Of North America. some Of
these habitat" settings being
beautiful landscapes and
marines. They are repro
duced from original paintings
by Angus H. Shortt. an out
standing artist naturalist
and official illustrator for
Ducks Unlimited (Canada). /.
For each species. two pages
Of text by B. w. Cartwright.
the organizations chief nat
uralist. gives practical infor-
nation. a map of the con-
tinent showing distributions
and other pertinent data. and
black-and-white illustrations.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

having q one-man show
there through December. 1t
comprises 10 works, soundly
conceived. well executed. with
variety Of themes, treat
ments and materials.
His Mother and Child"
Of elm wood. conveys q feel
ing Of protective tenderness.
A kindred subject is done in
fired clay. A seated nude in
pink marble, and the head Of
a young woman (walnuD
have strength and dignity.
His stone birds are more
simplifled and stylized. his
Sleeping Cat" an amusing
conception. Other figures.
animals and birds have been
on view in Alexandria s
Studio" 814 Prince street.
Mr.. Taylor was educated
in Washington schools. After
his Army service. he re-
turned TO the King-Smith
School and the Institute of
Contemporary Arts. where
he later became an instruc-
tor Nearly 10 years ago. he
became associated with Alex
ander Giampietro. sculptor
and ceramist. with whom he
has been working ever since.
Sculptors Studio also has
q one-man show Of abstract
expressionist paintings by
Howard Mehring. Both shows
remain through December.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
The Ideal Christmas Gift
For Hurried Mons and Dads

writes with awesome first
hand authority, describes
what she calls the parents
Behavior Day.
Let us now select a pair
Of parents in the middle cul-
ture-age level and follow
them into their home, where
we can study more closely
their attempts to function
adaptively among the stim-
uli and the Illustrations OF
their daily routine in the
Cultural nexus." she begins.
Thereafter in the jargon
OF Gesell with the realism OF
Mickey Spillane. the author
takes us through "a hair
raising hours in the life Of a
man and woman with chill
dren.
The illustrations, by the
author, are simply smashing
and say what the restrained
lady like. semi scientific
prose Just hints at.
M. McG.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

places Of worship. For art in
such places must speak to the
hearts OF the worshippers.
The Cathedral's exhibition
Is esthetically sound. The
works are by artists Of in
tegrity. most OF whom have
national regulations, and
who obviously approached
these subjects with serious
thought. as well as substan-
tial talents. But-and this is
the third arresting fact
these works. like nearly all
other religious paintings of
the past century. lack an in
deinable but all-important
quality possessed by many
religious masterpieces Of
earlier periods. Modern re-
ligious paintings, whether
representational or abstract.
suggest no visions. kindle no
ecstasy, promise no Paradise.
Yet there has never been an
era when man was more in
need OF spiritual reinsurance.