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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
New Pact Binds
Meek to SMU
For Five Years

DALLAS. Feb. is (P.-A con-
tract binding Football Coach Bill
Meek OF Southern Methodist
University not to consider any
other coaching JOB FOR five years
has been MADE public by Sterling
r. Wheeler, SMU vice president.
Only the salary figure was
withheld. Meek, former assis-
tant coach at Maryland, took
over al SMU February i. The
contract was signed January S
by Meek and President Willis
Tate.
Provisions Of the contract i'll
clude:
Meek was employed. subject to
the supervision Of the director
of athletics. Matty Eel. until
January 81. 1862, at a fixed
monthly salary unless nc be-
comes physically unable 10 carry
out his coaching duties.
He agreed 10 devote his entire
time 10 his duties and to obtain
prior approval OF Bell before TAX
ing outside employment or en-
dorsing any product or service.
Meek agreed not ~ consider
any other coaching job until his
present contract terminates.
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at UIine's Tonight;
Bows Elves Meet in PreIims

Uline Arena is claiming the
best show in town tonight and
not just because the hilarious
Harlem Magicians feature the
bill.
The Flying Nesbits will high
light the interInisSion entertain
ment with their balancing prow-
ess and a quartet Of elementary
school teams from alexandria
will rlay a couple abbreviated
games before the main attrac-
Jlon.
Division leaders In Alexan-
drius 10-and-under class. Marry
and Minnie Howard Schools, will
tangle in one Of The prelimi-
naiieS. Madry's 12-and-under
team and another from Ficklin
School. co-leaders in that class,
meet in the other.
The pint-sized players take the
f1ool at Z pm. ard the Magicians
a. about $3.50. Early fans will see
Maury's Craig Nowak and John
Kenlper, leading scorers in the
Alexandria 10 and 12-and-under
leagues. respectively.
AS III their recent appear
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Bill Kyne in Coma;
BuyMeudows Head

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Is (A1.
Bill Kyne, general manager o;
BAY Meadows race track and a
veteran sports promoter, was In
"a coma and critically i'll in ST.
Francis Hospital today.
Kyne. SO. has been in serious
condition from a liver ailmen:
He entered the hospital a few
days after Christmas.
He retui ned nor.e few week.
ago and continued to work on
pans for the spring thorough
bred meeting at Bay Meadows
which opens Feb. %. Last Tues
day he was returned to the hos
pital.
During his career which
started in 1904. Kyne promoted
boxing. once owned a stable of
race horses and in 1884 was
instrumental in the building of
Bay Meadows.
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St. Cyprion' S to Hold
Sports Fete March 5

Mayor D'Alesandro OF BALI
more will be The main speaker at
The annual sports banquet Of st,
Cyprian's Church al 7:30 pm.
March S in The church hall.
Buddy. Young. former lllirois
and Baltimore Colts football star,
ana Ralph Guglielmi. Redskins
Quarterback from Notre Dame
VINO row is stationed AZ Boiling
Air Force Base. will he amons the
ipipstr
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to the one five years ago when
Pitcher Joe Black was burning
UP the Cuban League with the
Cienfuegos team managed by
Billy Herman. Joe went to camp
on farm club roster but woun&
up rookie of the year in the
National League.
Clay Bryant. manage: of the
Dodgers Fort Worth farm in the
Texas League. has had Roseboro
under his wing for the last two
winters in Venezuela. He man.
aged him at Caracas this year.
in lay opinion. he's ready
light now" Bryant said at Gran
Stadium before last nights final
Caribbean Series games. I'm
really high on HIM AID I've
talked to Buzzy (Bayasi. Brook
lyn vice president) about him
quite often.
l tnlnE ne can 90 II. he mas
al the toolS to go all TIE way.
He is the most outstanding
catching prospect we've had n
years with great speed and good
power.
RoseborC Fas going to college
at Central STATE in Wilberforce
Ohio, on a football scholarship
when a Dodger scout, C.iH Alex
ander of Hamilton. Ohio. invited
him to work out with the club
when it hit Cincinnati.
"Campanella and Joe Black
took me under their wings, he
recalled. They treated me fine.
1t was a thrill to see ell those
fellows hitting the ball over the
fence"
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BOLD RULER
Continued From Page CT

SOhtihuN1 HiUAI aSN VI
sensational workout. Hes at his
best right now. and IL he runs
that fast in a stake he'll be hard
to catch"
Calumet's Gen. Duke is sched-
lled to have the Nations 1885,
Sc leading jockey. Willie Har-
tack. in the saddle. Hartaek won
four races Tuesday. four Wednes-
day and three yesterday-just
missing a fourth--in the winters
hottest streak. Hartack's victory
total now stands at "a in the first
Is days Of the Hialeah meet
Dave Erb is likely 20 handle
Iron Liege and Steve Brooks.
.runnerup to Hartack at Hialeah
with 20 winners, is Ben Lomond's
probable pilot.
On yesterdays card. Hartack's
mount, Hoop Band, missed by
head in the $4,000 seventh race
after weakening in the stretch.
Royal Briar, under Hedley Wood
house, won the mile and an
eighth event.
In addition, Hartack brought
one horse in third and finished
out of the money only twice.
Hartack's mounts won the first
two events. but. partly because OF
his tremendous backing among
The fans. The daily double was
worth only Sl720.
He scored with Battlemen, who
paid 1920, in the first and with
Lady Beaver, $3.50. in the Sec
ond. He also had ridden both
ends of The daily double Tues
day. His other winner yesterday
was Eds Day who led from start
10 finish in the mile-aud-an-
eighth fourth race.
Lady Beaver got the second
race purse through the disquali-
fication of Green Brigade. a Sd
to-l shot. who was placed second
after impeding Hartack's mount.
In addition 10 his "a wins,
aartack has 90 second places
and 20 thirds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
WI Mutmen Win
Over Wakefield to
Take League Title

Washington Lees Northern
Virginia Group I wrestling
champions Will attempt to add
Southern High of Lothian. Md,
to their list of victims at $50
pm Tuesday in a match that
will precede the league basket
ball game between w. end
Hammond.
The Generals took ne title
last night with a 26-14 victory
over Wakefield on the latter's
mat to boost their record TO G-l
for the season.
Summaries:
9s-poInd class: Evans fw-D de-
l06-pound class McRerahan (w-Ll
decisioned Polivota, 4-3
-pound-class Burton fW-Ll de-
,iSlOncd Wet A-u
l23-popna class: Garnesu twakeneld)
decisioned Mailander. li-a
oeidi Poqin,a CAS- ne,, crlnsilton Wake
neldl pinned Scott "a lis Of the third
III pound class Black tw-L, de-
cisioned Burgess. 20
ciSioned Whitaker. 81.
l57-pound class Maghan WILL
pinhed Edwards in los OF the third
l67-popnd class Payne twakeheldl
decisloned O'siesra. rs
l77-ponnd class Rucker tw-L) d.
HeayyTsight class: Parker Cw-D de-
CT ioned Hall ii-O.
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by IT," The RedIegs use Douglas,
Ca, as the site for training six
Of their minor league clubs.
I'VE would have 70 adopt a
policy oi segregation" NC
Kechnie said. if the bill affects
the teams that train al Douglas
The Redlegs official indicated
his organization ilas no intention
o: moving out OF its South Geor-
gia training site.
Other major league clubs with
minor league training bases i'll
Georgia are the st. Louis Car
dinalS al Albany and the Balti-
more Orioles at Thomasville. A
Cardinal official said We don;
make the laws we merely abide
b. them" and refused 10 COM
ment further.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Boys Club Boxers
Continue Tourney
At Club a Tonight

The second round of the 22d
annual Police Boys Club boxing
tournament gets under way at
o'clock tonight at Club No.
with IL novice bouts and one
open bout scheduled.
In 9 OF the IL novice bouts,
the host club will be represented
The lone open bout lists John
Ward end John Noftsinger, S5-
Founders from Club 4.
Paiiings:
scope nd class-Robert Sullivan (No
- vs. Guy Andres No, u.
55,.pound glass Tom crawley CNo. a.
rs Warren. Reed mo. ~,
6Q-pouGd cless-Haroid Or SIS mo.
VS.. William FiCSiin I'M 49,.
O-pound-curtis Hicks No. 81 VS.
Jerry Redford mo a. Joseph LindneI
mo. - vs.. jonathan Bryant mo. A.
95-pou d class-John stringer mo
III vs.. Allen Gibson No. l0l.
1S-pound ciaSs-Chayies Hall mo. III
mo. 1 IS Rober; Hoo NO i'll
S0-pound class Joseph Rucker mo
A. vs. Wayne Meade NO l0t
t5-pound olaSs--Nick Rebro mo. 10l
vs. Ray humford mo III.
10 vs.. DOUGLAS Alton NO l2i
l05-pornd class--Jay Himebaugh tho
To- VS. Stanley Graves mo. ~.
s5-pound class---John Ward mo. A.
vs.. Ohm Noftklnger mo. -
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Braves Ready to Close Farm
If Georgia Enucts Race Bon

ATLANTA. FEB. IS R.-T'hc
Milwaukee Braves will close their
big baseball farm at Waycross
if a racial bill passed yesterday
by The Georgia Senate become
law.
John Mullen. Milwaukee farm
director. said We would simply
have to pack up anG leave Way
cross" if the Georgia House
passes and Gov. Marvin Griffin
signs the measure, which would
outlaw interracial athletics.
Last year a similar bill died
in The House without coming 10
a vote.
Another ina Tor league Farm di-
rector. Bill Mckechnie. jr., of
the Cincinnati RI dlegs, said If
the bill is enacted Wen abide
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Win Over Lejeune
18th for Quuntico

NEW YORK. Feb. IS tSpe-
cialD The Quantico Marines
basketball team is bringing ar
impressive 35-l4 record here to-
night for a game agains; the
New York Athletic Club. The
Marines play at mitchell Air
Force Base tomorrow night aid
return home for a meeting with
Boiling ALB Monday night.
Don Lange. former Navy star.
scored % points to lead the Ma
rmeS to a 5000 victory over
Camp Lejeune last aight at
Quantico. Don Laketa. who
counted 10 points at the foul
line. was high Cor iejeune with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
'Foursomes Go
Into Sen1ifina|s
After Surprises

BOCA RATION. Fla. Fab. is
| (R.-Boh Cochran, ST. Louis
amateur. and Mrs. Ann Casey
tombstone Of Mason City, Iowa,
surprise winners liz the quarter
finals yesterday. meet Jack Pen
rose Of Miami Beach and Anne
Richardson 81 Columbus, Ohio,
today il the semif1nals OF the
National Mixed FourSomc golf
tournament.
The defending champions,
J Walcott Brown Of Manasquan.
N. j and Ann Quasi OF Marys-
vile. WASH, oppose Gerry Magee
of Toronto and Marlene Stewart
of Fonthill, Ontario, in the other
semif1nal.
The Cochrane-J tombstone team
surprised in the round of eight
a l-up victory over Tommy
Goodwin of New York and Bar
bara Romack, National Amateur
champion from Sacramento
Cali. The Brown-Quast duo
ousted Emery Stratton OF Bos-
ton and Mrs. Peter Dye of Ia-
dianapolis. 3 and 9.
Penrose and Miss Richardson
turned back Jimmy Paul of Day.
tona Beach and Kathleen New
ton of Cleveland. 7 and 6. and
Magee and Miss Stewart eliini-
mated William Hyndman II! and
Dorothy Porter. both O; Phila-
delphia. 4 and 3.
The Paul-Newton team earlier
had upset James B. McHale, jr.,
OF Philadelphia and Mary Ann
Downey of Baltimore, 4 and 3.
The Magee-Stewart tanderl
dow ned Ed Tutweiler, jr., of
Wheeling. ". Va, and Mary Pat
Jannsen oi Charlottesville, Va,
2 and /, in the morning round.
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St. Bonuventure Alumni
To Hold Dinner Here

The 81. RonaventuIc Uniger-
silly Alimni association will hold
q dinner March 2 az the Touch
down Club.
The Rev. Walter FOX. director
OF athletics AZ the school and
Ed Donovan. basketball and
baseball coach, head the iisG o.
guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
10000 Aussies See
Curneru WrestIe

SYDNEY, Australia, Feb. is
Ry.-The White City tennis
stadium drew its biggest crowd
ever last night-to see Primo
Camera and King Kong in a
wrestling match.
The Sellout crowd was CSti-
mated at 10000.
The match was declared nc
contest when both wrestlers fell
out Of the ring and Camera
began punching king Kong. Each
had won one fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

ances at Uline's, the Magicians
will face the Kentucky Colonies,
led by 7-ioot-i Bill Spivey. The
Magicians. OF course, boast Goose
Tatu'n and Marques Hayncs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

Bowie's attendance continues
on the disappointing side as the
tracks winter meeting moves into
its fourth day sporting 9.253
average 1T the gate.
Yesterday was a new low at the
betting windows ;or the young
season. with 7,543 fans, Is more
than Wednesday, wagering $3.50
726.
The Bowie management is not
overly concerned at this point
because the averages could be
boosted sharply by a big Satur-
day or holiday.
The weather is taking most Of
the blame for the scarcity Of Gus
toners. Although il was not too
rough in the Bowie area, yester-
day except for rain during the
Afternoon, there were hazardous
driving conditions at many points
where fans started from their
homes.
The percapita betting & rur-
ming below normal and under
standably so. The heavy bettors
are holding bach until some
form is established on the horses
which have CONVEX ged here from
Florida. Louisiana. New Eng
lard, Charles Town and Mary
land and Virginia farms.
Business is noticeabiy of at
the $50 and 500 windows. But
Bob Sloane, who manages
Bowie's mutuels department,
says the per capita OF about SIS
fol TIE first three days IS rot
too bad ana that the cause Of
The low handle is the drop at
the gate.
Yesterdays 81, 1880 daily lou
ble vas worth every penny OF
It to the lucky bettorS OF 10 and
&c who not only had to pick 4
horse Gar Hop who rad fin
ished las; in his only two races
but also had to suffer through
IS long minutes while the stew
ards deliberated a foul claim
Car Hop. 3-year-old gelding
nUned and trained Nv lack X.
Hope. held the Lead ali the way
in The second race but was
challenged b. Fey IN the final
sixteenth. Apprentice James Hol
land or Fey told the stewards he
suffered interference. out the
claim was thrown ont after the
officials yicwed the films.
Hack Saw started the largest
double Of The season by winning
the opening race under Nick
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s5-pound class--John Ward mo.
vs. Ohm Hoftklnger tNo A.
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Rice Items
Three-Man Squad Spends A Night
Amy Style: Sleeping Bags, Chou

Miss Alice cralle. OF Lake
Worth, Fla IL spending the
month Of August with Miss Betty
Andrews She was the guest Of
relatives in Farlnville a few days
last week.
Mrs NJ II Taylor Of Crewe.
Mrs. E c Andrews and Miss Bet
" Andrews spent few days last
week at Virginia Beach. While
there Miss Andrews was the guest
Of Miss Helen Williams. whose
home Is at the beach.
Mrs. Alverta Scruggs. Miss Ro-
berta Simpson and THEN brother
+. l., Simpson, were dinner guests
Of MI and Mrs. e. w. Baldwin
Saturdayti Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Baldwin and Kirk, Of Farinville,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Baldwin
Vaughans Have Guests
Mr. and Hrs Wilton Price and
sons, John and. Courtney. of
Brandon. were overnight guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. B Vaughan
Wednesday
Mrs P e Trear has retuned
after 10 day visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Suzanne Brockert,
in Natick, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. }. Keith Marshall,
Of Marshall, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Weaver
Mrs Louis Ayres and Miss Me-
linda Ayrest Of Richmond. and
Miss 10 Hillsman. Of Farmyille.
were recent quests Of Mrs. Z. c.
Andrews. ~
Layne Returns
Tommy Layne has returned aft
ei spending a week with friends
al Daytona Beach, Fla
Miss Shirley Mae Vaughan
spent last week with her aunt,
Mrs. j. A Wilkerson. in Farm
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Crummett,
and children spent a few days
with her mother, Mrs HIP. Brad
shaw enroute to their home in
Charleston, w. Va.
squad Of boys. Larry Gard
ner. Lex Bruce and Bobby Cham
beers spent last Tuesday night
With Courier Bradshaw Army
style Army cots. sleeping bags
and army chow
Betty Bradshaw spent several
DAYS with Rosalind Smith III
Richmond last week
Women Take Drive
Miss Betty Andrews. Miss Alice
Cralle and Mrs. F. G. Andrews en-
lcyed trap 70 Natural ridge and
alone Skyline drive recently.
Mrs Harold johnson, OF Crewe,
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Guests From Kentucky, California,
Florida, North Carolina Visit Friends
Prospect Items

Cues. iii the Gorden home last
week were Thomas Price. Of Pixies
vile, Ky Mrs. George Rex. of
Fannville, Capt. and Mrs. Don Tay-
Tor Glenn. and boys Of Mariana.
Fla, Mrs ]. w Brooches. and chill
dran, Of Roanoke. c, Glenn, Of
Farmville. Mis-. r. B. Wilson, Jr..
Of Green Bay, ana S. R. Glenn, OF
Richmond
Nh and Mrs. r. S. Hurst and
Miss Ann Hixon, Of Washington
visited Mrs. John Lane over the
week end
q. p Farrar, Jr.. Of Raleigh
n G., spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents
Mrs Jack Marshall. with Mrs
Lena Brooks. Of California. are
visiting their sisters in Richmond
Mrs. Scott Attends Wedding
Mrs William Scott attended the
wedding of her nephew in Roanoke
last week.
Richard Glenn and Wylie Payne
are attending the young peoples as
sembly at Blackstone this week.
Mrs Bill Johnson and daughter
Ann. spent several days with Mr.
and Mrs Jerman Covingtcn a
Panplin
Richard B a d W i II. OF Pamplin
visited his aunt, Mrs J. H. Young
Friday
MI. and Mrs. Frank Grafton, 0
kenbridge. visited Mr.. and MIS-.
A Johnson Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bucknam ans
M and Mrs Cornell Patterson
have returned from vacation spen
With Nh and Mrs. Roy Gailowa,
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in Van West. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Jamie johnson at
tended the Allen rednion at Douglas
church near Abilene Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Buchanan. Mrs. Fred
Johnson Mrs Allen Campbell. Mrs.
Ray Cantlin and Miss Dorothy John
son spent Wednesday in Lynchburg.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Johnson's
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gillian. and family. Of Pamplin,
and " r. Gillian, and daughter.
Of Lynchburg. Mrs. Fred Johnson,
Rev. and Mrs. j. f. MenSin. of
South Boston. were overnight guests
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Xix are on
vacation this week at Douthat State
Park. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Car
son are also vacationing there.
Mrs. Glenn Returns
Mrs. d. S. Glenn returned Mon
day from visiting her daughter and
granddaughter, Mrs. Mary Glenn
Taylor and Miss Nancy Taylor, at
Highland Springs. Nancy came back
with her grandmother for an over
night visit
Mrs. r. B. Wilson. of Green Bay,
and Stuart r. Glenn visited their
mother.
G.. E. Chick and j V Lewis were
recently IN Danville.
Recent guests of Mrs. Rita Camp
bell, and family, have been Mrs.
Mabel Calhoun and her daughter
Miss Janet Calhoun. Of Belsprings
and Mrs. Kathleen Mylan, with her
daughter-in-law and grandsons, OF
Norfolk Mrs Calhoun and Mrs.
Mylam are Mrs. Campbell's sisters.
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spent the week end with her mo-
Their, Mrs. r. A. Bradshaw. Mr..
and Mrs Jesse Pollard, and fam
ily- Of Clemson. S. C. visited Mrs.
Bradshaw Friday enroute to Roa-
noke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder Hubbard
and Wilson. and H. H. Hubbard
have returned from Lake City. C.
c.. where they have been for the
past month.
pr and Mrs: Irby Hayle Of
Henderson. N c., spent Wednes-
day With Mr. and Mrs. w. S.
Weaver.
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DIDN'T QUITE MAKE 1T

Nogales, New Mexico When Rob
ert G. Martindale, assigned to the
q. S. Consulate in this border
town, packed his furniture in Bue-
nos aires. it was loaded on ship
TO New York. It was sent by rail to
Noales and then loaded on truck
After travelling halfway around the
world, the furniture arrived within
q few miles Of Martindale's new
home when the truck overturned
The debris was carted to the junk
yard
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end Emily Hanke. Deal: ard. Adriann,
+ fth--ist, Linda salton and Pa.
Itricia Stanton. Kelly Miller: End, sydney
Archer. Deal: 3rd, Jacuueline Quick and
Helen Stevens. Mcfarland.
ELEcTR0NICs
! senior---tst. Norman GoldbIatt. Cool.
idge,. End. Richard Mott. woodward
3rd, Lynwood Heige's. Coolidge.
Sth-gti-lst. David Pao. Macfar-
land land; End md Challan shoup Deal; 3rd
I'll, ath--ls.; Kent Fox, Paul: End. Daniel
knode, Kramer Ord. Richard Rollins
MATHEMATICS
senior--Ist. Lawrence Shepley. Wood
TOW wilson; IND, Martha kies. COOLIDGE;
5rd. Who'd Aimoni and Shashi Gulhati
sth. 0th--Ist Harold Henegar. Paul;
End Jeanne Adams Kramer; 3rd, Dor
othy McNair and Judith Quick, Mac
seventh---Laura Bigman. Deal anc
Gladys Campbell. shaw, md, Josephine
Bland. Shaw: 3rd. Jon Woodson. Wood.
son.
PHYsIOGRAPHcAL
p,, Ssni9 s.-. Martin RubinowItz: End
" E Mf .Ninth-1st, George Yancy
Mcfarland: End. Michael Newton. Cor.
Seventh--lst James Page, Kramer
Deal 3rd. Georee Wormley. Taft.
CHEMISTRY
Senior--lst. Lawrence Breed, Friends
End Brian c, Dohne. Anacostia. 3rd
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|Curfew0 Outlined
To 1een-Agers

Both parents and children Of
the River Terrace Civic Associa-
ton last night heard Inspector
John E. Winters Of the Youth
Aid Division outline bis proposal
to curb lettering by teen-agers
during late hours Of the night
Called a modified curfew law
the plan calls for action against
any child under 10 who ioiters in
any public place or any private
place open to the public from
10 pm. to 6 am.
According to Inspector Win
tiers. last nights meeting was the
first time he presented the pro-
posal before any large number OF
teen-agers, Their reaction was
favorable. although the young
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sters showed considerable con-
Germ as to how the law would be
enforced.
Inspector Winters said the
statute would be moderately en-
forced in some areas but in the
|neighborhoods notorious fol
juvenile crimes the surveillance
would have to be a little tougher
Most Of the questions directed
to the inspector by the children
had to do with whether it woulc
be a violation to return home
late from a party or dance an6
stop in at a restaurant for some
thing to eat.
Definitely not" replied the
inspector. I'VE are not trying tc
curtail any normal teen-age &C.
|tivity. We just don't want any
youngsters hanging around with
nothing to do"
The law also provides action
against parents and owners Of