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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31


nesotn IN many yrarp
The raids were the result ~
complaints from noighhors Witch
efystallsod IN the formation %
he North Ccntrsl Community
Asu'n two months ago
Tho associations prime purpone
was 80 oppose The Introduction
of any NOR, liquor establishments
IN the area Western Az, 60 ioSs
ngtau ~ tho Rondo ai Anthony
district
ne Rruup also heard and dis
plaaod complaints that individuals
were operating an night after hour
places under the Kuise Of lemti.
mate eli,bs and settling liquor 20 the
public
The 81 raul police department
after studying complaints had been
discussing ways in correct the sit
ualiun fpr several weeks
A group If oiliEonH represent
ng a cross section Of community
organizations was invited 60 meet
ullh Police Chicf wnnam rroetE
Friday following receipt Of a letter
from the North Central Improve
meRt Assn urEing police action
against clubs lp the aron which
the letter claimed were a menace
tu the reputation and morals Of
the ueighburhsod
Among those who attended the
meeting were Major Sam Ransom
Of the 40 PAM SUN Rev u ~
Hunter. president u the North
central Improvement Assn; Leon
ara Garter. praasdent % the ~
Paul NAACP, Robert Patterson 81
Local biS Donald Lewis 81 tbs
/ fAmlted Zen club, Charles itogof'
~ the Itondo ~ Anthony rroowa,
Organization ard REV Floyd Mas
Bcy of Pilgrim baptist church
n ~ understood the Chinf die
| ,unHod tho entire Inv enforcement
problem ia that area Their. has
been complaints for the past tst
years that men had been shooting
dleD 10 the street near the corner
~ M Anthony ard Kent diaEon
ally across the Hollow playground
which serves children ~ the area
Oiher problems including 'h'
ao.caiicd bottle clubs we're die
GUESSED
| There Wsa no suggestion 49,
gpriinR ~ reports frpu the meet
long that Wholesale raids be con
8uttsd on the establishments nn
I der discussion
I Helther Chief William rrOoig "a
/ the other police officers infonnee
the group that raids were ron
F. rrmpiated although u appeared
obvious that 10 view ~ The corn
plants from the North Contra
I Community Asau ami invos'iga
Hms by tHe police department y
self aoms action foDiI BE- expected
/ Tho raids ht Ike bolt ou
/ ~ the blBa a reported ~ sqna'
core sunRrogated IN the diHt'3c
ana patrons az unaubefN men Hfa
women we're bsrded into ever
IavaiIatle yshicls fsr he t,7p e
Z ths rHbuc Safety Building
I Many humorous tales circulate
around De Twin Towns regarding
I tho attempted escape ~ come o
/ fHDac found IN
/ fba facilities ~ the rliy iai
I we're not prepared fot such ~
/ avalanrba ~ "cuHt0mSFs an'
/ many complaints we're heard abou
| ne lRsk ~ opportunity ~ 49,
1 tbs telephone 20 call families an
apfre even complained about ~
T. lhfk ~ adequate rest roam accom-
I Citations ~ tha Iali
( ~ oamsfAs were busy ~ bees
Many - the women nrren,e'
e,ats an1 even skifts 20 hide thei
IDENTITY when tho Ty caTnHra
showed Up
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
CLASS FOR ENPBITANT
PARENTS EVERY THURSDAY

A Glaze fer eEpsciant mothers
ans fathers ur5sr ths supervision
q the Rad Crosa w1ll BE- hsd a.
Phyiia Whsatlsy House s0s Al
arirh Az y every Thgrsday ever
INK beginning AZ 40
Al interested r@reorsa are AsSs1
20 contact whsatiey House. isis.
phans FR&nkHn s-t2f7
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
She Vowed 'en
AIthea Gibson Thrills
Over 1000 Tennis Fans
At Minneapolis Armory

Ahca Gibson worlds womcHs tennis champion, came,
and conquered The slim 80 year old who from
playing paddle tcuns IN the ecuinR Of Harlem TO
world tumphs the tennis ~ the principal nations
showed hcr before crowd Of 1000 a the Minneapolis
Armory Saturday night Jan. 20.
Mrs 0Ihanna apnarhnce here apOH0rcd lnLnty BY
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
And The Roids Gomez
And The Roids come
Most Of Over FL
Persons Caught In Raids
Get Suspended Sentences

Most Of the people arrested the early Saturday morning
raids ST. Paul clubs the Rondo Improvement Club and
Turtle Club who plead guilty charge Of disordery
duet given Is day suspended sentences by Judge Archie
Gngold IN 50 Paul municipal oourt
They part Of Of tho largest police raids Min
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
''whot AboOt Discrimination In minnsso,ap.'
What AboVf Discrimination n minneso,a3"
Minneapolis Weekly Starts
Campaign To Brighten
Citizens On "0ccupancy''
By ,. rierre GnIImant and Manrlee ma,ne.

With two-nch headlines the Minneapolis ARGUS, south.
southeast and northeast Minneapolis weekly publication Jan
Is issue heightened campaign currently progress in south
Minneapolis brighten citizens Of that opposition
the Open Occupancy legislation
SAID The ARGUS .0pposition the pronnsad nnan
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31

Pee. %. Is2s Harathos
6annng becaFrs nAtonsi crane as
macy cities stags6 dance sndin.
Anes Journeys
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31
Churches To Speak Out;
Churches To sPeok Outs
Greater Minneapolis Church
Council Of Churches Unit
Endorses Open Occupancy

The Public Affairs Dept Of the Greater Minneapolis Council
Churches Tuesday unanimously passed resolution IN favor
of 0peu occupancy housing legislation.
group which represents most oi the large Protestant
churches h Minneapolis win send the City Council
Lrg.g carly Presentation 0. Lle bill which Is In com
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31

Uns score Te@n Ag. Dance
Saturday. F-h. ist 7see-ll 10
Uil SloaGlet. Eag Ma
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-01-31

whs ~tIi b. crowned the 1854
oss~~a 81 Hearts February "a.
AZ the Frem ballroom sponsore1
by Losferx. Inc. s---Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

lift. HIGGINS SPEEDBoAT
100 h;p. ,chrylser Marine engine,
CsM's Wharf I'd, Mayo. Nd. mr.
Beverly Beach. Phone IA. 5-0774
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
VACATION PLACES

NEW CoTTAGE-Knotty-pine liv-
ing room with fireplace, . bed
rooms, kitchen. deep we'll: rs
acres, half bluegrass, half woods,
near Front Royal: small lake.
Beautiful view Of Blue Ridge
and Massanutten Mountains. So
g95; 1895 down, terms. Call JE
2-bS64 after 9 or Winchester
MO, 2-S434
CAPE COD, W. Yarmouth : Fol-
rent furn., 2-bedroom cottage
to Sept. 800. KE. 7-0O25.
CEDARHURST, MD.-Cottage fol
rent 80 mi D c.: ami, good
swimming fishing HA. 2-7i46.
CAPE con. MASS. 2-bedrm. cot.
taee, Ss5 week. IA. 9-S3S0.
4. ACRES with deep well, blue
grass and woods, fertile ground;
hunting and fishing. one mile
from Shenandoah River near
Front Royal Ideal site for cot
tags o. retirement. Excellent in.
flation hedge. $1,000, $685. down
terms. Call Winchester MO
2-S434
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid Md. Va, D. c.
Call day or nisht. 10. 4-o565.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
or IND mortgage. ia. 2-2303 or
IA. 7-5S0O
MORTGAGES, So, 25 yrs; funds
unlimited; pay debts, make i'm
provements, combine trusts. reduce
payments. Free appraisal. CROCK
, EFT, day, ewes. HE, 4-6S94.
. FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
PURCHASED. BARLOW REALTY
co Realtors. 1891 g st. NV,
NE S-24a5.
d Low RATES-FAST ACTIoN-1st
and end TRUST LOANS for any
purpose. D1. 7-444b: eyes, JU
S-949S.
MONEY, end TRUST We will buy
end trust notes D. c. nearby Nd
T1oNAL MORTGAGE 4 INVEST.
- MENT CORP, 1912 ~ Y. ave
NV, Ma. S-5s33
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At EXTREMITY Low Discounts
n. x. STONE, OIL. 2-341A
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AVIATION

ATTENTION AIRCRAFT operators
projectors and an llsm6 pertain.
tng 70 mhintenAnee and over.
hauling OF aircraft. CONDOR
AIRCRAFT CO., aDla Del RAY
ave- nethetda OF t.lllA
CESSNA iaO all-metAl, low-tims
hiIL ERNST, Hyds Field or en-,
h-Ahnp.
AIRCRAFT REPAIRs, major and
minor fabric work specially
MANASSAS AIRPORT, Manassas,
Va, phone 1pnsM,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

4O-FT., BAY-BUHT cabin cruiser
fresh-water system, l5-watt ship
to-shore. excel. cond. Ideal FOL
fishermen. Motor like new. AP
T-30O5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE AS 1h-ton stake: motor
brakes, light, clutch, very good:
tires and body fair: S165. EV
4-5O7S.
FOR SALE, REASONABLE - 1917
Dodge lla-ton wreeker: power
takeoff; good cond. Avail after
6Z2L5S. Bill Moriarity. L. P
STEUART, INC, 1440 P st. NV.
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AkerS Olds-Cadillac Co.

CADILLAC 81 Sedan de Vile: CO.
bait blue, air cond., VOGUE tires,
all extras: low mileage. S4,595.
| NO. 1-70RR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

e5.FT. nay, built N 1891, cabin
s asalss I Sss" plaak Ras' bS @i''s Z
bss.Rs aaf'hAhs boat faFa
cusTOMizED RuNABoUT-ib-ft
Trojan teaQueen, an.hp cleo
Mere, With sen; Aaatercfaft trail
er. entirely unhoistered with yinyl
over foam rubber. extras incl
scar shift and throttle on steel
wheel, side pocketA, radio, cleo
horn, nfe cNtinn, cAgaretle light-
~, npeedoms baroms tWin tanks,
etc, In water one season. Price
sitnsb. Cal IA. A-0O7a or XII
D.aits % Inspect IN water
Dealer for Century Runabouls
and NnftirFaft Cruisers
Nov 1888 Century Coronado,
p5h ip-ft, Century Renorter, -.
n Century Sea skifi; nov on dis.
1887 Century inboard demon.
Atratofi = $50. 1881 is.ft. Chris.
Graft Holiday with lll-hpa navy
!op' eqysri used ! hour priced
1885 Century Coronado with
landeau TOP, Cadillac marine en-
cine end Gator trailer. $1,000,
j6-fi. wheeler Cruiser With 200.
h,p, motor, $4,000.
Trades and Terms Accepted
srEELcR lief ..RwAsHiNdaSfloN co.
Maine Ave- and y g. s,W.
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SUMMER HOMES
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FORT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rm. home, completely modern, air
conditioned, less than / year old;
will sell, swap or trade for home
or property in Washington area
approximate value, S12.5 SP
3.5149.
NEW 2-B.R. masonary house; S.,
900 or terms and vacant lot
KiSSimmee, Fla, on Lake Thope-
liaea. HE 4-5413,
H0MESITES = waterfront ant
water view, min. S0'xl25', from
$3.50 UP. Cape Coral, opposite TT
Myers on Caloosahatchie River, I
mi. by water to Gulf Of Mex. In.
spect color movies, slides and pho.
tos, ct RALPH D. KAISER ANT
CO., 400 Perpetual Bldg. $40 Ga
ave, sil. Spg., Nd. Open daily til
OS pm: Sat. and Sun. till 9 pm
JU. $1,000 for free brochure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
HORNER's CORNER

BUICK MIDTOWN DEALER
I'LL 14th ST. NV. DI. 7-3993
BUICK '53 Custom-built Skylark
conv. Immaculate. Italian crome
wire wheels. completely power
equipped, gorgeous cool color. A
real buy at Sl,099.
HORNER'S CORNER
BUICK MIDTOWN DEALER
I'LL l4th ST. NV. DI. 1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
NuRXoIRR Ikk
Sl-Aah

windsor hardtopl beautiful Stone
efeen nniah, poNef ateeflng, auto
matte transmission, radio, heater
Not new, but iust like new HAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
MONEY 70 LOAN

AUTO LOANS. ears o. truck. "a
rs minutes whether ia paid fol
OF not. hKRAONn. Bth ana
nv. On e-l40O,
SIGNATURE LOANS = conndsn,
tai and pleaaant service, PARIS
~ sNH ave-. Winston "a Va" S.si iaS'
LOANED on RIAL ksLALI
MoRToAoE a tNvEaTMEhT co
Investment Bids ME-, b-Oa1e, Oh
f.O3HI,
MORTGAGE LOANS > $4,000.
$3.50. O0O-oroup Youf debts, lover
your pymta rehnance your prop
and improvements. Quick, honest
courteous service on real estate
Maryland Cali Mr., RohFRTb
and hoiidssL q ssfaiosa 7.g6i7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
AuIoMo1ILIs EoA SAFE AuIoMolILIs Eoh sALI
MANN OLDS

CHEVROLET ~ bel Air con.
p..,,oaahd OBJ immaculate only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
BUICK 1858

Spec. hardtop; beautiful green an,
gray, dynaflow, r., h.. 2-tone. WV
A real low-mileage showroom
beauty. 1909 parts and labo
guarantee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

Jack Blair, Inc.
White Plains. Md, West 4-4671
p al s09th se q w1lSprf on BE- 29l
GP an an SKFA As tst1I h I1LSEEEIIHH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

BUICK '55 Riviera: blue and white;
new Wv. tires. r. and h.. power
steering and brakes; low MILEAGE;
1880. OWNER, 10. b-0527.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
AUTOMoIIVE MISC.
GARAGES


RFAR OF I5sI COLUMBIA mn
M-ooed condition, RA. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
AUroMoBILEs ron SALE

CHEVROLET iats 'sa t-dr., =. and
h. / oNnsFi low MILEAGE tires
and car seed eond,i $3.50, hA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

MUST SELL '56 Marina Rocket %
IT,. owner left for West Coast
hunks head. small ssllsy' tsst
3-33OO. Ext. 12R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
AUTOMOBILIs ron SAFE


BUICK 40 RoadmAstsTi 7 and h
5000 Funnine cond 80, ~
CADILLAC 1897 nj Dorado niarFiil
conY,l original coat $500, tnfa
with white too, biz and whit
leather Interior compl powel
EQUIP, factory INSTALLED air cond
ai,nb0, Nj, N.Oeun,
CADILLAC 1868 Al share. Nus
b. seen 10 BE- Appreciated $500
~, b.nifb bet giaO.A pm,
CADILLAC 1897 model "aa". powel
special cadiuss .dOF interior
caAun.g5 driVehi sJ,sea' Cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
WANT ELBOW ROOM?
u Acre Waterfront Home
IN CALVERT COUNTY
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY

ist noor: Living room
with fireplace, dining room
and enclosed dining porch,
kitchen with breakfast nook.
bedroom and full bath with
tub, and very large class
bay.
2nd floor: . bedrooms. full
bath with shower. lots OF
closets and storage space.
Basement: or heating
plant In utility room, large
workshop, / bedroom and
fun bath. @
Entire house Is substan-
tally furnished and ready
for immediate occupancy.
Priced to sell quickly, only
$4,000, terms worked out
70 suit purchaser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

U-DRIVE-TT 42.FT. CRUISERS
end, Sl25 week, Also 1s-ft.
cruiser, sleeps 2. RE. 6-7517.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

LARK" i60-h-p. Packard marine
engine, depth finder, portable
British dink, sleeps four, large
galley. dinette, enclosed head.
Good condition work on engine
and controls Just completed: needs
annual paint lob, Price 50 900
Can be seen At E6sewater Club
next to Berlitzl Deale. Maryland
Ask for Mr.. Gilbert. l.
te-FT. YAWL - Clinton Cranes
Classic ELLIDA for sale at sacri-
fice. New rigging, sails, rebuilt
power, sleeps 9, fully equip, com =
Portable year-round LIVING owner
has Just spent $4,000 on vessel
Will sacri. at Quick sale Of $500
Can be seen by appt Call CAPT
FISHER, Gibson Island, Nd, per-
aon to person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

TOPPER OUTBOARD cabin cruiser
excellent condition, completel5
equipped with two, o5-h.p,, cleo
trio starting Evinrude, and oatol
trailer $1,000. JU. $3.50 Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

Classic Motor Sales, Inc
6l9 Mass. Ave. NV.
ME- Q-QTnA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

gift. REvEL CRAFT outboart
cruiser: refinished, like new: with
or without engine. ia. S-2724.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

PARSONS MARINE DIESEL EN-
GINES-Dealers, Some open ter
OXFORD MOTORS SING INC. Marine
Import Division, 250l Columbis
pike, Arl,, Va, ia. 5-9223.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

|intendent IN charge Of business
affairs.
7. Made permanent the pro-
motions Of Norman w. Nickens,
principal. Woodson Junior
High: MRS. Alice c. Gaines. as
slstant principal. woodson
Junior High: Lawrence r..
Graves. assistant principal.
Macfarland Junior High.
So Reslrcments
9. Extended temporary pro-
motions 10 June 80. 1859. Of
John ID. Koontz. assistant su-
perintendent OF junior high
schools; Eugene +. driffth.
principal, Anacostla High
School: Fred j. Aranha. IT,,
assistant principal. Hine Junior
High: Mrs. Jeanette d. Bar
bour. assistant principal. Doug
las Junior High; Rodney p. sa-
v0y, jr., assistant principal.
TAFT Junior High: Leo M. ALI
man. supervising director,
junior high schools.
.. Accepted the retirements,
on account Of age and service,
Of 50 teachers In the system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Girl POSING
For Pictures
Committed

A i7-year-old Girl who had
admitted posing for nude
photographs at the request Of
her stepfather and a boy friend
was committed 10 the custody
Of the Welfare Department
yesterday.
1T Is time TO settle down
and make something OF your
self-I hope IL isn't too late"
she was told BY acting Juvenile
Court Judge Austin L. Tickling.
The stepfather. charged with
contributing 10 the delinquency
Of a minor. win be tried BY q
Juvenile Court jury on July %.
The girl testified last May 2
that the boy friend suggested
she pose 10 raise money for an
elopment. She said she later
found he was married. Her
stepfather saw the photos. she
testified. and directed a second
picture session In the family
living room.
Il didn't know q thing about
It myself" the mother said
yesterday. The probation ONCE
reported 10 Judge Fickling that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19
Hyde Defeated
On $500, for
Potomac Survey

An attempt 10 win 100000
for the Corps Of Engineers "a
survey the Potomac River
failed on the floor Of the
House yesterday.
Representative Hyde. Re-
publican OF Maryland. tried "a
tack The money item onto a
81 million public works money
bin during House debate.
II would enable the engi-
neers TO gather data essential
for future pollution control,
water supply and recreation
offered by the river. according
to Mr.. Hyde.
without action now. he
warned that the horrible
river condition" would con-
tinue for another generation.
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the mother works in q drug
store and the stepfather has
been unemployed for eight
years.
The Office reported four Of
the girls brothers have been
at the District Children's Gen.
ter at Laurel since 1853. Her
T-year-old sister win be subject
Of a Juvenile Court custody
hearing on August s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

The washington Armed
Services Committee. National
Jewish Welfare Board. win
sponsor an outing and SWIM
ming party for military service
personnel on Sunday At Sandy
Point, Md.
A military bus win leave the
Jewish Community Center. Six
tenth and @ streets NV. at
$50 am. Sunday. II win leave
Sandy Point for Washington
ct s pm.
Refreshments win be pro-
vlded BY the Washington
Armes Service Committee. Per-
sons desiring to 20 must make
reservations In advance BY
calling Decatur 2-54T2.
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2. Received the report that
the television program on
wToP which teaches short
hand TO adults has been ''very
successful Paid REGISTRATION
Is i.i76. The course viii con-
tinue.
Request Submitted Z
3. Turned over to school Of
ficials q request from Mrs.
Prank Phillips, member Of the
board. for q searching exami-
nation OF the vocational edu-
cation program.
4. Decided to ask for rep
resentation on committees set
up for the proposed municipal
stadium and cultural center.
5. Made the cadet uniform
optional.
8. Approved the elimination
Of the position Of deputy super
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ment Of a rehabilitation center
for the education OF seriously
disturbed boys between the
ages Of IA and 10 win be pre-
sented 10 the board for rs con-
slderatIon In September
Money Problem
Whether oificlals can open
such q school. Or. Hansen said,
win depend on the availability
OF funds for salaries for special
teachers. counselors. social
workers. psychologists. psychla-
trists and physicians who would
play some part IN the opera
ton Of the school.
In other Developments. the
full board;
/. Heard Mrs. Lawrence 8.
Lesser report there was little
hope OF establishing another
school lunch program for ele-
rnentafy children with funds
raised by the community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-19

PARIS. June 10 R.-Ma-
laya this week became the
80th member Of UNESCO
Gu. N. Educational. Scientific
and Cultural organization).
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Hansen to Offer Plan
For Disturbed Pupils

proposal 10 set up special school for seriously dis
turbed" District pupils Is back In the planning stage
Originally School supt Carl Hansen had planned 10 set
up such school In Armstrong High school, Yesterday he
told Board Of Education the plan being postponed for
further study he added that "a plan for The establish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21

S S ss T. 1855 = MAMIE Ti,i L STEWART IEs
BENJAMIN s. stewart. beloved mother
o. Ira H Stewart, BENJAMIN A
Stewart Marguerite Z. Stewart, or.
Vile r Stewart and Edythe s. vii.
bert GRANDMOTHER OF Helen Hem
Ellis. Robert Stewart, BENJAMIN
8, Stewart and Harold Stewart
She also is survived by two great
grandchildren. Alwyn Henderson and
Karen Ellis, After 4 IN. Monday.
July 81; remains win Ne in state
ana SITS. NV Funeral services
At pm. Tuesday, July 20, Al
the above church. Interment Lin.
coin Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
ments bV Jarvis. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21

sets avenue NV. Police said
that. at the time OF a raid on
May Is. a S200-asday opera
ton was being carried on.
Charged by the grand jury
with operating a numbers
game and taking horse bets is
Robert A. Schmidt. Mr.. Smith
son said the take in this case
was about $500 a day. Schmidt.
81. lives in the 800 block Of
K street Sc.
Mr.. Smithson said that Willis
Small, 81, of the 500 block Of
Kenyon street NV. charged in
another gambling indictment.
had been taking in about $40
a day.
Other gambling violation
charges involve Morris CAL
houn, so. of the 400 block of
Evarts street NE; William
Franklin, 81, of the 1900 block
of Fifteenth street NV; Moul-
trie Wilson, As, of the 700 block
of Longfellow street NV:
Bessie Dorsey. So, of the 900
block of Princeton place NV;
Eunice Hooker, As. Of the 1900
block of Fifth street NV, and
Alethia Summers, "a, Of the
400 block of l. street NV.
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When Is oPocketK Knife
A Dangerous Weapon?

WaShingtonians should not
be prosecuted merely for carry
ing pocket knives or other
blades not intended for crlm-
inal use, II was argued today
before the Municipal Court OF
Appeals.
James z. Degree, Of the 100
block OF Twenty-nfth street
NV. was sentenced last
March to serve 30 days In Jail
on a charge Of carrying a dan
gerous weapon. after testimony
he brandished a pocket knife
during a fare argument with
a cab driver.
Every Boy Scout Of the Dis
triet of Columbia can't be said
10 violate the law because he
carries such a knife" Defense
Attorney Curtis Mitchell con-
tended before the court.
The statute refers 10 weap-
ons created for purposes Of
warfare or combat, and a pock-
ct knife can't apply"
How about a razor?" asked
retired Chief Judge Nathan
Cayton. who was one OF three
appellate judges hearing the
case.
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Mr.. Mitchell answered that
razors should not be classified
as dangerous weapons untn
they are used as such. Hatplma
and can openers would be In
the same category. he added.
The appellate court has had
before II for several months the
question whether q 1853 pro-
hibitive weapons statute imple-
ments or replaces part Of q
1892 law.
The old law provides that no
person shall be permitted TO
carry a deadly or dangerous
weapon capable Of being con-
cealed," The 1883 law says In
part that no one shall be al
lowed 10 use unlawfully a dag
ger. dirk. razor, stiletto or knife
with a blade longer than three
inches.
Congress clearly intended
that the 1853 law strengthen
the statute. giving the Gov
eminent a choice under which
to prosecute, argued Assistant
United States Attorney Jack
M. Stark.
The court took the case un.
der advisement.