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Evening star., 1957-12-01
OF all the Joys
Of Christmas

=. :. for little girls and boys its looking forward
to Sonto CIous Five JeIIeff Toy Shops ore busy
busy, busy helping Jolly old Sonto TO load his
pack with dolls and toys and oil the joys Of
Christmas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
$500. WIDOW, wAsH-FM-1n

$500. WIDOW. WASH-FM-In
the Concert Hall: Haydn,
Symphony No. 100; Mozart,
Symphony No. 80; Sibelius,
Finlandia.
$3.50, WMAL-FM-Igor Straw
insky Selections: The COM
poser conducts the Philhar-
monte Symphony of New
York.
900. WOL-Good Music Time:
Paul Hume begins three
hours of music with 1.-The
Damnation of Faust" by
Berlioz.
1905, WMAL-Mystery Time:
mike Malloy, Private Eye"
stars Gerald Mohr. Mike
seeks to protect an old friend
who is threatened because he
witnessed a robbery.
1918, WWDC-This is Our Mu-
sic: Top English arranger
conductors Frank Chacks-
field, Mantovani and Robert
Farnon share the musical
spotlight in instrumentals of
pop selections.
HAS WRC-NAACP-This spe-
cial program will feature brief
talks by NAACP leaders on
the progress that has been
made towards carrying out
the Supreme Courts recent
rulings on indignation.
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880. WMAL t1-wire Service
Atom at Spithead." The
drama Of a nuclear weapon
threat to masSed fleets at an
English base. Dane Clark.
1880. WTTG ISL Spy: Baby
Spy" stars Raymond Massey
soc. WTTG 80 - Movietime
USA: The Falcon in Mex
leo" stars Tom Conway.
(l944).
$500, WRC tl)-Sir Lancelot:
Lancelot attempts to aid
Lady Mary Of Trenton In
protecting her castle from
seizure by the King of Bal
maine in Knight Errant."
800. WTOP t9l- The Burns
and Allen Show: A fortune
teller tells Oracle that George
Is due for a financial wind
fall. and she goes on a prema-
ture buying spree.
$500, WRC D-Twenty One:
In 10 appearances on Twenty
one Charles Van Doren has
run his record quiz winnings
up to $122. 900. On tonight's
program he has the chance
to stop or continue.
$500. WTOP 81 Love Lucy
When the Ricardos move to
their new country home, the
peace and solitude there make
them lonely as a cloud for
their former neighbors, the
Mertzes.
$3.50, WRC t4l-Robert Mont
gomery Presents: Color
Grand Prize" featuring June
Lockhart and John Newland.
A comedy about a secretary
who wins the right on a quiz
show to boss her boss for a
day"
$3.50, WMAL (T-Lawrence
Weeks Top Tunes and New
Talent: Guest Is l3-year-old
organist-pianist William
Huckaby Of Hartwell. Geor-
gia.
1o:00. WTTG t5l - Famous
Fights: Kid Gavilan VS..
Eugene Hairston. March 80.
1851.
1915, WTTG t5-Boxing: Fora
Foley VS.. Howard Turner in
q heavyweight bout at St.
Nick's Arena.
11:15, WTOP t9)-The Late
Show: Pursuit to Algiers'
stars Basil Rathbone and
Nigel Bruce. An attempt to
establish an imposter on the
throne Of a near-east king
dom brings Sherlock Holmes
and DR.. Watson on the scene.
l945).
11:20, WMAL (7l-The Night
Show: 80 Ends our Night"
stars Fredric March and
Glenn Ford. The story of
refugees from war-torn Eu-
rope travelling without pass
ports. $3.50
u:25, WTTG (5l-Washington
Movietime: Hotel Reserve"
stars James Mason. Q946.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

the Shoreham yesterday MORN
ing. the line Of children waiting
to see their hero stretched back
through the main ballroom, up
the winding stairs and deep into
the lobby. Had it been a single
file, il would have wound out
through the foyer and into CAL
vert street.
While backstage. number Of
people told me about the terrific
performance by Jimmy Dean
and his Texas Wildcats. who
closed out their Jamboree
(WMAL-D at the Capitol
Arena and came on during the
worst hours of any telethon, the
early morning. to play for about
three hours and raise about
$4,000. 1 didn't stay up that late.
but I did catch WTOP's Mark
Evans and WUST's couplet king,
Lord Fauntleroy John Bandy)
and I've never heard Richard,
Milton @. Ford's better half, in
finer. surlier voice.
1t was a happy team back
stage. with Tommy Bartlett
sharing the major duties with
Ford. The substantial but in
adequate returns would seem to
indicate. however, that the tele-
thon has had its day.
Playhouse 80: Patty McCor-
mack. Of THE Bad Seed" fame,
gave another exceptional per-
Torrance Thursday night
tWTOP-9) in an honestly
staged account of how Helen
Keller's first teacher. Annie Sui
Ivan, found the key that I'M
locked her mind from it tragic
letters. Teresa Wright, who has
had some miserable parts on
~. got a role she could really
make something OF this time
and her Annie was a teacher to
The dinner scene,
with little Helen roofing around
the table for her food. had ire
impact and Annie's
other struggles-to convince the
girls parents that her methods
were right-were no less en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

Anouilh and adapter Lillian
iellman, with a use Of the flash
back technique that is imagina-
1--we and effective.
With the exception of neces-
sary cuts. only rarely did the TV
version vary from the stage pro-
AUCTION. On one occasion, pro-
ducer George Schaefer saw fit
to sweep back the curtains for
shot Of Joan on her horse. I'D
like to have seen them handle
THAT at the Nationally And in
the climactic scene, Schaefer
chose to show Joan burning at
the stake.
There was some confusion
here and the transition to the
inal scene, a f1lashback to her
great moment, the coronation of
Charlie" was not too clearly
executed. Small matter that,
though.
Boris Karloff was perhaps the
best in a generally excellent
supporting cast. Denholm FL
llotts Earl of Warwick was a
trif1e too. too British, but Basil
Rathbone, as the Grand Inouis-
ltor. was impressive, as were
Bruce Gordon as JoanS faithful
comrade in arms and Jack War
den as the minor official who
sent Joan on her way to the
IDauphin. Eli Wallach's weaklinp
prince. by the way. provided in
teresting contrast to other en-
actments Of this role. Wallach
played the cunning fool well. but
he did 1t without. the fiamboyant
mincing and fiouncing that
usually goes with the part.
What TV can give to a play
like THE Lark" of course, that
the legitimate theater cannot
provide. except for the first
rows. is the magic of a gifted
talent in closeup. To illustrate
by the least point, that onion
that Bruce Gordon crunched
into in closeup almost brought
tears to my eyes. To illustrate
by the major point-the inner
nre. the complete command that
the gifted Miss Harris brought
TO her soaring Lark.
HOroScope-Type Afterthought:
Inc name Julie is certainly in
the ascendancy these wears
There's Julie Harris. Julie And |
rews. and. in the pop field. Julie
London.
Scoreboard:
Telerama: The results at the |
end Of the long Embarrassing |
drive ito build a rehabilitation /
center at LeeSburg for epileptic /
were regrettably small /
the figure will undoubtedly /
when all the returns are I
there can be no doubt |
that CBS's kindly, amiably Capt. /
Kangaroo Bob KeeShan) was /
the man Of the II hours.
When | visited the scene at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

stunning Hall Of Fame" pro.
duction tWRC-N.
Though Miss Harris was work.
ing with . number Of player.
new TO the drama, her every
step was sure. II was as flaw
less a performance as the one
she gave any night at the Ma
tional Theater during its run
here.
1t is an exciting play. this
Anouilh account Of Joan's life,
and one that will continue to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

phatic. Burl Ives, John Barry
more. jr, and a fine cast were
involved.
Person TO Person: AS we used
to say at the old Temple of Art
on Ninth street-more! The ref
erence is to the interview with
the delightful Gypsy Rose Lee
Friday night CWTOP-9 and
that splendid bit of camera-work
in her apartment as the red-eye
spun blindingly by the life sized
nude OF the subject. Mr.. Murrow
said something like You collect
quite a bit of art. don't you?"
and Miss Lee replied yes, but 1
wouldn't swear to it. / was
laughing too hard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
ON THE AIR
A Lark in Any
Medium, This Julie
BY BERNIE HARRISON

To the cheers Of heatergoers her in Jean Anoih
The Lark be added the less enthusiastic chorus
from the hving-room SET
Julie Harris moving Maid, with all respect Measures
was triumph in TV witchery.
The advantages of doing play seasons before
attempting TV version patiently last nights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

stir controversy. She has the
inspiration of other Joans but
with 1t a certain ingenious prac-
ticality that lends it a different
favor.
Agree with it or not. it is
into stirring theater by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

Renault Dauphinc 81
Here's . carefully studied answer
TO the quest for dollar saving all
around sedan. $1.695. Immediate
delivery with bank financing.
UNITED AUTO SALES
Authorized Foreign Car Dealer
2427 REEDIE DR.. WHEATON. MD
10. 4-S246
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER IS Commander 4.
door; COED tires, motor overhauled.
very good condition. Gladly tel
wy s ssaalnE at $1,000 mi. $1,000
sTUDEBAKER 80 Champion 4-dr.
v. h., Cd. good rubber: S2s5 fol
quick sale. JU. e-64Sl.
sTUDEBAKER '55 President VS. 4
DOOR: black and white, radio ans
heater: ~ ,395. CALVERT MOTORS
INC, 114f East West hiRhway. an.
yer SPRING. Md. JU. 9-l434.
STuDEBAkER 1854 station wagon
and h.; excellent condition
$3.50 Call HA. 3-2477.
lSTUDEBAKER 80 Champion sedan
very clean. economy car, inspected
S2I0, low as S. down, WOLF
MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave. NV, FE
|sTUDEBAKER 1852 4-door sedan
overdrive; r. and h; original owner
excellent condition; transferred
S295. RE, 6-S34e.
STUDEBAKER 1919 Champ Resal
&c luxe club epe.; Cd; owned by
lady doctor; S225. 10. 2-9205.
STCDEBAkER 40 4-dr; oyerdriy,
and heater; very clean: 5000 o.
best offer. AP. 7-3637.
STUDEBAKER so 20" hardtoY
sports coupe. I'D. trans: r. and III
Will take $l75 less than retail prize
at 500, ia. 5-217S, Sun. and ewes
lSTUDEBAKER SO hardtop: sinai
y cyl; :. and h.; cd: exceIleni
condition; terms IL necessary, MRS
DUNCAN. JU. o-2S1l. or TO, 5.
2666.
STUDEBAKER $50 Champion cdr
Z. and h.; excel. cond.: $3.50. 540t
You ST. Sc. TO-. 8-655g.
sTUDEBAKER ga Champion star.
nsnt coupe: l owner. like new; SS95
THACKER MOTORS
18th and R. !. Ave. NE. LA. 6-653C
SUNBEAM '55 black sedan: rec
leather; r. and h.; WV. tires: sky,
view top' low mileage; SI,4a5 O.
best offer OF. 4-5S6a, or MA. &,
9l20. Ext. 106.
THUNDERBIRD '55: black finish
new black top; white walls. ful
, power; Fordomatic; r. and h, rea
| clean: one-year or i0.O0o-nfil,
guarantee: So 4g5. LOGAN (Ford J
l190 10th St. NV, DI. 7-5S00,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

sIMcA 1850 roadster: : real dis
tinctive sportscar; drive 1t today.
CONTINENTAL MOTORS,
LTD.
14O1 r. I. Ave. NE, CO. 5-Sl2b
Foreign Car Socialists; Open Sunday
sTUDERAKER '53 REGAL Champ.
hardtop cony. Powder blue A
BELL MOTORS 10 yrs. IN the
same locationl. 500 Wisconsin
ave NV, WO. $4,000.
sTuDEBAKER 'B5 Champion 4-dr.;
radio and heater. overdrive:
owner. 10000 miles. OR, 4-9S12,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

RENAULT 50 4-dr.; fair condition.
$500 or best offer. WI. 6-s415.
R BEN " o 1889 o modsIS nov on dis,
several Dauphine and 4-CV models
equipped with automatic clutch, up
TO 80 mi; per gal Of gas; prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

ZEPHYR IS cenyertlble: heater
Wv. tires. automatic top: on,
owner: hsagstinl cSnd;; s1;;a s,s
I'LL HILL 4 .s sAEDEFIss1 W VeSmdn ols as.
NV NV AD. 4-43oo. Open ewes. Ii
0. Sat. I'll 3. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

THUNDERBIRD $50 Ford convert
q. ana h., Fordomatic: fire-engine
RED hnish. So 95.
Silver Spring Motor Co., Inc
1902 E.-W. HWY. tat Ga, Ave.)
Sill. Spe.. Md. JU. p-45O0
THUNDERBiRD 1866: flame red;
Fordomatic. r. and h., Wv. tires
em; new-car condition: don't miss
ms one; guaranteed; special today
FRANK SMALL
1876 Good HOPE Rd. Sc, LII. I-9647
THUNDERBIRD 1857; black, full
power. $500. cash or finance: vii
consider car in trade. MR.. MENSH
JU. 9-627l.
TRIUMPH TR-3 1857 models. 4 1,
choose from, up to 80 per gal. 81
gas One Of the best sport car buyi
today AS low as S2,625 delivered
CONTINENTAL
MOTORS, INC.
1401 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
CO. 5-Sl25
Foreisn Car Specialists, Open Sunda,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
CONTINENTAL
MOTORS. INC

1401 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
Foreisn Car Specialists. Open Sunday
RENAULT 1919: condition; $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

IvoLKsWAGEN 1855 Camper. This
model complete with radio. back-ur
lights. Gig. lighter. takometer, beds
cabinets, etc. See this, today
S2.695.
CONTINENTAL MOTORS,
LTD.
1401 r. I. Ave. NE. CO. 5-sI25
Foreien Car Specialists. Open Sun
VOLKSWAGEN 1886 convert. dc
luxe: immac. WISCONSIN MOTORS
1000 Wisconsin ave. CO. 5-0653
Vol KSWAGEN 1856 de luxe sedan
excel. cond. WISCONSIN MOTORS
1900 Wisconsin. CO. 5-0653.
VOLKSWAGON. 1888 2-door sedan
exceptional value; 1904. MANHAT.
TAN AUTO. INC. (est. 1914, 7tt
Hobart 1000.
VOLKsWAGEN "a sedan: new sun
roof r. and h.; good condition
IA. 5-I957. I7s
1855 2-dr.; sunproof
This car has had the best Of care;
In perfect cond throughout: cannot
be told from new. S1,595.
CONTINENTAL MOTORS,
LTD.
1401 r. I. Ave. NE, CO. 5-s126
FOREIGN Car Specialists. Open Sun
WILLYS 1913 sta. wagon. Cali ov
3-46SO.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALt
THUNDERBIRD SIS: oyerdrive. full
power every extra: Sa,395.
THACKER MOTORS

18th and R. l. Ave, NE. "A. 6-6530
THUNDERB1RD $50. Pordomatic; Z.
and h.; power steering and brakes.
2 tops: Wv. tires; beautiful snow
shoe white finish: like new; SI.O95.
HILL 4 SANDERS. Wash. Is Oldest
Ford Dealer. lll4 Vermont ave.
NV, AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. III o.
Sat. I'll 49,
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STUDEBAKER IS Commander 4.
door; COED tires, motor overhauled,
very good condition. Gladly tel
WY selling at $1,000 mi. $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont
RENAuLT 1857

Economy Is youfs with q new
Renault which gives so miles to thu
gallon and delivers for only $i.S7A
Bank I'm
UNITED AUTO SALES
. Authorized ForeiEn Car Dealer
2427 REEDIE DR.. WHEATON. ND
10 4-s246
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
VOLKsWAGEN ,6e black sedan

vOLKswAGEN SO black sedan;
Wv. tires. radio. Serviced by ex'
perts. 1.525. Oh. 6-s73l.
WILLYS JEEP. '5I; 4-wheel DR.; hs-
ton stake body: real dependable
piece of equipment; $490. Other
WHY'S to choose from. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS, authorized
Willys dealer. JU. 6-8526.
WILLYS 1856 station wagon: ST.
$50; private owner. OV. 3-5492 OF
JE. 2.14S3'
WILLYS 4-wheel drive station wag.
on; In excellent condition through-
out. Won't stay long; S595. Sl45 dn
BELL MOTORS
no Yrs. in Same Locationl
1910 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-s90C
WILLYS JEEP 1851 4-wheel drive
aluminium top, new motor. $500
ia. 5-0244.
WILLYSI several 4-wheel drive jeeps
'46-'55: i equipped with post-hole
digger: / also have . stationwagons
and Ford convert. Call Sun. to Z
pm. and wk. days after y pm.
also 81 Willys demonstrated BY
appts.. JU. S-I460.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17

We |. have
NO
SECRETS
Our prices are on the
windshields.
You can road-test the
vehicles. Well give you
the name and address
of former owner.
Check Our Cars
Check Our Prices
You viii Find Them
Lower
EXAMPLE
'55 Ford $lz49
CustomIine club sedan. I'm.
maculate 2-tone Wild turkey
green finish. Artie white top.
Hester, defroster. custom seat
cevers. Fordematie drive. etc.
A real family ear priced 80
yel may buy.
81 Ford - $3.50
rurfnrm sv.ao eluh GeAan.
Miami blue finish, h.. H..
FSFdomatie drive. seat covers.
etc. Why walk?
81 Ford $2o9
Custom sc" club sedan; At
lantie blue finish. T., r.,
straight stick. etc. Needs
minor body work. Todsy's best
bny:
'56 Mercury $2395
Monterey hardtop coupe; 2-tone
finish, ermine white body, black
onyx top; r. and h.. Mercomatte
drive, WV. tires, tinted glassJ
2-t0ne matching interior. etc;
5000 actual miles; remarkable
value. Priced 30 yOu may buy.
IS Buick S2195
Century Riviera hsrdtop 4-dF.
sedan; lustrous 2-tone finish.
coral pink and black onyx com
bination; r. and h., dynahow.
power steering, windows and
brakes, Wv. tires, other luxury
appointments. See this remark
able value today.
80 Buick 1869
Super convertible: Hollywood
blue bedy, tan top, :. and h.,
Dynaflow. Wv. tires. etc.
sporty top-doWn value.
so Chevrolet $500
Bel Air hsrdtop sport coupsi
2-tone finish. canary yellow
body. set black top. =. and h.,
Powergllde, seat covers. etc.
VIII sell fast.
so Buick $3.50
Roadmaster sedan; 2-tone fin
ish. Jet black body. arctic white
TOP, 2. a h., Dynaflow, Wv.
tires. etc, really underprleed.
IS Ford va Sl2o5
Customiine Snort sedan: SPAR
king 2-tene finish, Arctic white
top. HOLLYWOOD blue body: =.
and h.. rear speaker. WV. tires,
custom plastic covers. etc.; t6.-
600 actual miles: very sharpi
l-owner car; outstanding value.
IS MeFeuVv Sl795
Monterey hardtop coupe, beau.
tiful 2-lone finish, Vassar vel.
low body, Executive black top:
radio, heater. Mereomatic drive,
Wv tfPea RenR aneakaR
msiehips s-ione interior. sie,i
low mileage: one owuerj hard
TOP; priced 80 VOC may buy.
Sk Ford Sl545
CustomIIne VS. club sedan,
SPARKLING light gTeen finish. '.
and h., STRAIGHT transmission,
ETC.; low milesse; one-owneri
go Olds iSl,l95
"0a" Sport sedant crystal green
finish. y. H.. Hydramatie drive.
Wv. tires, mower steering and
brakes. AutroBie Eye, ETC.:
10000 actual nnilesi Tsmarkabis
value.
ga Mercury S945
Custom club sedant 2.tone eye
pleasinG blue finish, =. and b..
Wv. tires. Gust. seat covers.
stralght transmission. etc: re.
variable family car. Priced
50 you NAV buy.
"a MeTcuTv Sl,2o5
Custom sport sedan: sparkling
Colonial gTeep finish. heater.
defrosters, seat covers. MeTeo.
% .s.s q sr' siG." f. ,hI. "a. r BE- ?.
cause u is only si.e9S.
'SI Ford S47o
va Custom club esupei Royal
blue anlsh. =. ana b.. Forde.
matte Dr., w..w. tires, seat
covers, etc. SHARP VS.. Priced
so Pontiac $500
"s" Chieftain Catalina hsrdtsp
S SPSRs' rust iop. s.ssns in.sr ISs.
.. and h.. STRAIGHT stick, etc.
40 Others 10 Choose From
MONT GOMERY
STUBS
LINCOLN.MERCURY
DEALER
ATS BladsnsbuFg Read
AP. 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Shepherd Park Unit
Elects Huymun

In Its last meeting Of the sea-
son. the Shepherd Park Citizens
Association elected Stanley Hay
man president.
Other officers are Irwin Alt
man. vice president; Louis Bas-
kan, treasurer; Frederick q. Um-
hau. secretary. and Mrs. Samuel
Bigio and Julian Birch. delegates
TO the Federation Of Citizens As
sociations.
The citizens, before adjourn
ing for refreshments. heard ced-
ric o. Reynolds. principal Of
Coolidge High School, and
Thomas Ferry. principal Of Paul
Junior High School. explain the
"four-track curriculum"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Ivy City-T trinidad
Group Declines to
Alter Boundaries

The Ivy City Trinidad Citizens
Association again has refused to
turn part Of its boundaries over
to the Mount Olivet Citizens
Association.
Ivy City members listened crit
ically last night at the meeting
In the Wheatley Elementary
School, Montello avenue and
Neal street NE, to two members
of the Federation Of Civic ASso-
Citations membership committee,
which is arbitrating the inter-
association problem.
They charged the Federation
representatives, Charles M
Rodgers, president Of the MEM
bership committee, and Russell
Paxton, q member. and presi-
dent Of the Fort Stanton Civic
Association, with being biased
when Mr.. Rodgers and Mr.. Pax
ton said the Federation might
accept Mount olivet.
Mount Olivet asked for q
merger with Ivy City four years
ago and It was turned down.
Mr.. Paxton said. And now they
are strong 1855 members) and
this warrants their acceptance
in the Federation" Ivy City
Trinidad has 500 members.
Bradford Tatum. an Ivy City
member. said both organiza.
tipns would be better on
count olivet would devote ~
energy TO the community"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Seminars Held
On Delinquency

A two-pronged attack was
mounted against neighborhood
Juvenile delinquency by tn q
Bloomingdale Civic Association
last night.
Mrs. A. j. Steen, president,
divided the membership into two
seminars. each under the direc-
ton Of a discussion leader.
One of the leaders, Walter B.
Sanderson. a former policeman,
said today's patrolmen are so
hamstrung by restrictions that
they are powerless to control
youthful thugs.
Siding with Mr.. Sanderson,
member Claude r. Williford said
teen-age "poolroom lawyers. "
secure in their juvenile status,
actually hold the police depart
|ment in contempt.
This would not be the case,
|interjected Mrs. Hattie E. Tip
|pett. If patrolmen could use
their sticks where they would do
the most good"
But Miss Minnie L. Anderson,
a teacher at Prince Montgomery
Elementary School, felt that
education" by club and black
jack is not the answer. II delin-
quent children are to be con-
trolled. 1t must be through their
parents, she said,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-21
Officers Reelected
In ChiIIum HEIGHTS

The Chillum Heights Citizens
Association last night reelected
Glen c. Shaw president.
Also elected were: DR.. Earl
Otto. first vice president; Ralph
A Brown. second vice president:
Mrs. Carolyn Klinefelter, secre-
tary; and Mrs. Carolyn Andry.
shak. treasurer. Mrs. Ann Kat
suranis and Harry Mendelson
were. reelected as delegates tc
the Federation Of Citizens As
sociations.
In other business. the associa-
ton expressed dissatisfaction
with the handling of the Lewis
rezoning proposals. Many Of the
members expressed the feeling
the problem should be taken up
by each neighborhood before any
action is taken by the Fedora
ton.
The group also made a plea for
civil defense officials to speed
up their publicity to instruct
District residents what to do In
case Of a nuclear attack.
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