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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

Jeny's mother bent and kissed him. Take good care
of Kathy," she said, and followed her husband down
the path
He heard the start and slowly he wandered across
the porch pulled open the screen door and went inside
In his room, he started to strip off his bathing
trunks, found they dry and pulled an old pair Of
khaki pants them A striped T-shir completed
his outfit, and he crept silently along the hall past
Kathy's room.
"Jery?
The voice was plaintive, wondering, and he pushed
inside. Whats the matter?" he demanded. knowing
that gruff approach tended to shorten discussion
I'm hot Kathy said. II wanna go swirnmn."
Jerry moved to the side Of the bed and glared down
at the three-year-old pink and gold figure.
You're jerk" he said, tucking the blanket tighter
between springs and mattress. The waters like ice.
Go to Sleep" Then he leaned down and kissed her
roughly, quickly, the forehead. &c mite, ne said
And shut up
At the door, he turned "HoIler if you want me, but
don't kid around
Kathy grinned at him and closed her eyes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18

on the tour for application ON
degree programs. teaching GER
tiflcation and annual sa.ary IN
crCments. The tour can also be
audited for personal enrichment.
Hishlght of the tour will
be two-wcck visit 10 Greece,
including fivc-day boat cruise
smcng the islands of the Aege-
an Sea. Many sites famous IN
Greek history and mythology
VIII also be visited.
For information contact d.
william Rciz. 727 Student Cen.
ter, Tempe 3-l40O, Ext $50.
In basketball com pciitino
WAYNE State University has
had only nine losing seasons
in so campaigns dating back to
Iol7. ~ II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
Bodminton
Journey Set

= 2 innnt If PARKS and
r tcl'h annual boys
an b. am on tourna-
me 70 tcll Saturday and
sa~ J IA rs l8 nl 10 -
Ii Il a.ol Ccat,r. 1920
FcrCo
cf in boys sine'c-
GU f,e a1 1 mixri doubl
VA A' rctmInei IN NOVICE and
cpc0 cla both in Scicr. IN T.
oen's ~c 10 bring thc.r own
Dual tying rounds in ell age
c'sssificaiors will start Of IL
EN-. Saturday with The finals
ned on suncsY e pm
All bows end snls unAcr n
years Of aet Who 1.-Two w.thn a
% mile radlus o Dcrcits e. y
hall are eligible.
Deailinc fer entries is 500
pm. Friday. January II 1t th
nlcllc office located in tne
n northern Recreation Center 80
u Woodward.
Entry Zee is so cents per per-
son for each event.
FOR further information,
phone Trinity 5-5276.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18

The refund distribution was
made in accordance with an
order of the M chigan Public
Service Commission which
specified refunds 10 all Gus
icmers during the period. ie-
CARELESS of the amount OF the
refund check.
Mr.. futile said that OF the
100000 checks mailed there are
about $4,000 checks amounting
to $4,000 which remain UNI
mailed and returned TO the
Company which has been un-
Claimed. These checks were
able. so far. TO locate the Gus
toners through other means.
He pointed out that any per-
son who was a Michigan Con-
soldatcd customer during the
refund period and does not re-
ccive a refund sh puld contact
one of the company'S offices.
The gigantic task of refund
ing the money began October
Z. Some 10 million individual
monthly gas bills were tabu-
lated TO determine how much
each customer was entitled TO
re GIVE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
Hart Asks For
Fed. FEPC Report

Adequate and realistic sup
port for state colleges ana uni
versiiics. an about drive in the
field of industrial stfcty. and
continued development of high
way ana civil rights programs
were listed Friday night by 1t
Governor Philip A. Hart as
among top priorl y items IN the
Michigan Democratic program
for 1858. H.rt spoke TO q meet
ing o. l4th District in Detroit,
urging he election of William A.
Ryan, Democratic nominee for
former Representative Ed Car
cy's seat in the State Lcgisla-
lure.
Hart said Governor Williams
recommends lions to the Lcgis-
laturc will provide for essential
building needs of state colleges
and universities, and also for
increased faculties. In indus
trial safely. Hart sid Democrats
will be waging an active CAM
paign 10 overcome apathy and
Indifference which have result
cd in a 1909 safety law remain
ing on the books as the chief
pl election against countless haz-
ards never dreamed of IN the
time of the Model t.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
PR Golf Classes
Slated Again

Now Is the time to get ready
tor the coming golf season
and to take those golf lessons
that you've always wanted %
but thought you couldn't al
ford.
AS a public service. the De-
trclt Department OF Parks and
Recreation is again holding lis
golf school beginning the end
Ct this month.
Fer SIS, anyone may obtain six
lessons involving 20 hours OF
actual instruction by 4 profess
sional golf instructor.
Lou Powers. the city golf in
struc or and g member Ct the
+. C. A.. will 60 in.o all OF
the phases CT eoI.ing icchniques,
he topics OF the six lessons
ere: grip. stance and swing;
driving; long iEcns; medium
irons; short irons; chip shots
md putting.
Class enrolment is limited +,
So Fee may bo pad TO Tho
Supervise, q, The recreation ecu
ICf yCu choose TO attend Stu
dcn's ere to bring their own
clubs. For addi ioAal inlogma-
ion. call Lou Powers al WO.
3-8274.
The five recreation ccntors
and schedules are:
Cannon Memorial Il Recreation
Center (CaiiCuN and L. Warren
T TO p.m on Mondays. Jan.
-, Feb 3. 10, H. -, M-rch 3.
Cooley High SchoN cll7a-
bell SO. Of NJ ak - Z SO 8 paA
on Tucsdays J.n-arv 70. y.
1, IL, ID. IS, March H.
DENLY High School CKel.y 1t
Glayion) Z TO 8 pm. on Wcdnls-
days Jan % Feb. s. - 10, 70.
March 5.
Cody High School Cathedral
At Stahclin) Z to 8 pm. on Thurs.
Jan. 80 Feb 6, 49, 20, p March
Z.
Patton Recreation Center (230l
Woodmcrc $50 TO $3.50 pm.
Frid Us, Jan. 81 Feb. T. ii, 2l,
%, March 7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
GrambIing Wins Three
From Opponents

GRAMDLING. In. Coach
Fred lIobdy's Redhot c.gcf,
returned flim the Xmas ho'i-
Gays and cx,ondci their winning
siltaks 10 six games at the
expense OF Texas College and
Arkansas A NJ and n College.
Last December 30.h. Granb-
ling met Texas College before
a scll-out crowd IN Ta'lulah
La. The tigers Sticakcd TO fiji
tsca points at haif-.ime and won
,asiy by Il LILY OF YO-i3 Cap
ian Abe Nalorc Is and Jerry
3uir with 81 icd the scoring.
The Texas scorers were Odell
Hudson OF The Steers with %
points and Captain Eddie Clark
made II. On The ia'owlng night
he team met in Mnccn La
eni Mi,h the cltirc crew won
1881. Coach Hobby found
llvc OF his mon hitrne double
agurcs. jamie 10 per With ID
and jimmy Duplrniier with 10.
LGtheg Glcce Of Texas College
had 40 points ani Odcl Hudson
had - to lead Coach G.les
Wrphts hus,l.ns .'tccss
in. III. saw ihs Tigers stop
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
Esy to Sponsor Tour Of Europe

y E-cay study tour of IL
L. + ~ coun ries will be spor-
s''e| Iiis sunmer by Wayne
80 J'llNersity's College of
-r-csloa and Graduate School.
This ll.h annual European
o'l. y orr IN c Imperative Edu-
Gallon viii DO personally di-
lecled by DR.. William Rcitz
professor pro, Of education. His group
VII, leave Detroit on June 10
ana return on August 20.
The program is designed 10
s'Ve teachers. students and 9TH
~ professional people an op-
pporiunifY 10 survey selected
"snishis OF the life end culture
=, western Europe. Nearly 900
rsisons have travelled under the
past 10 programs.
Up to eight hours of under
s'auuate credit can be earned
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18

81 Record
Now Have

GREENSBORO, y. {. The
A&T College Aggias last week
bieczed TO wins live and SIX
OVER st Augustine College, 76-
q ana over Virginia State,
II 81 for a season. record OF
81
S arting slow against. then
lnde'eated 81. Aupus'ine. the
Argies built a 10 ourc after
10 minutes play and the
Saints never again came that
clc So 10 CATCHING up
Little Joe Howell star Anqie
svmaksr dumped 23-poinis
20 lead all PAYERS in scoring.
but the real difference in TIE
two-teams was the outsfand-
ing rebcunding of Charlie
Harrison. Sc center and Joe
Cotton SIS forward.
They swept the boards clean
with a total Of 38 rebounds be
tween them. Cotton also scored
2l-points for second honors for
ais team
Al Stirrup. who leads the
CIAA in scoring with an ave
rage of 25-points for the season.
bucketed 10 points to lead his
team.
The victory over Virginia
State followed a slightly diff
fcrcnt script.
The Virginians stopped cold
what appeared TO be a rout in
the carly minutes Of the game
scttlcd down and made real
contest out of it.
TIE Aegics had built up a Is
point lead five minutes before
halltimc the biggest Scparaiion
nf the evening. and held on TO
an 8 point advantage at inter
mission. leading 42-3i, but from
then on the Petersburg outfit
was constant worry. The Wis
itcrs came within two points
Of a deadlock, three times after
that.
The iorrjd pace set by Vir-
cinia State m the middle of
the second half was almost
too much for the win happy
Aggies.
II was Joe Howell. Ageie
playmakcr. again. who spelled
the difference in the two teams.
His shooting from the outside
was superb, resulting in high
score, for both teams, Of 81
points He let the game with
still nine minutes to play
Joe Cotton, the 6-5 forward
from GarySburg, and Cha lie
Harrison Go forward from
New York City, were the de
fcnS.ve giants for tie Acgies.
Harrison swept away % re-
bounds out of a possible II
Lorenzo Woods was high for
the Virgin ans. IL buckttc. IL
points Beth quin 5 had four
men each sco.ing IN double. ils-
uTCS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
Rcdwinss Corner
BY DON RAPHAEL

Pcppcry little Forbes Ken
needy, one Of the players OBJ
tanned from the Chicago Black
Hawks in trade fos Ted Lindsay
and Glenn Hall, is making a
determined BID Tor . Red Wins
center berth.
Kennedy. a bare % years
cid. is enc of the most recent
players TO make the jump d.
iecily from the junior ranks
10 The National League. Along
with Eddie Kachur Re was
purchased for s5oCo just
year ago from The Montreal
Canadien chain.
Kennedy a IA .vo ol Dor
chester, New Brunswick. Is
unique n being oAc of The few
ma.llimc born hockey PLAYERS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18

reHsri HuLJsrG. Cleveland
Ohio pre- idenf Nsiional Bowl
.ng Association. is giving Of
fcisl ard personal support
&c Inc 1853 March of Dimes.
a famed colleJiste Olympic
rack .tsr. his sppeal fer this
sanusl apPea follows;
mo iing could be more
Eleasurable ihsn TO endorse
and support the 10th March of
L mes not even coveted
500 score. Likewise 10 enc who
has engaged in the heaIthful
sctiviiY of sports al of his
lite few things could be as
the kind of physical disability
which the National Founda-
iion fer Infantie Paralysis is
Engaged in combating.
Our National Bowling AS
ISOLATION hes supported the
March of Dimes ever since
1898 when we came into be-
ing. Our members have al
ways responded generously 10
the annual aPpea and this
year will see US doing better
than ever before. II is incon-
ceivable ilsf we would do
Otherwise.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18

and jim Dup'ant.cr with II
led lhc rcbounaing column. l..
{. Chatam led the Arkansas
scoring with - points.
Grabbing has won 9 games
while losing only ,. James
Hooper. a star in anybodics con-
ference, has scored 229 points
for 208 average and jerry
Barr has 1914 average OF 2l3
points. Cap ain Abe Valorc aver
ages 1873 and IcaGs the rebound
crs with 100 or 1914 per gtme.
He is closely followed by Ho-
ward Willis. l27 in scoring with
III rebounds or 1911 per game.
Giambling Travelled to Ark
ansas to meet AN and N on last
Mcnaay sad Philander Smith
he follow ing day before open
ing the conference at home MNC
Thursday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18

The refund resulted from rate
Increases which Panhandle put
into effect on February 20, 1852
and changed until April 80. 1854
when tn Federal Power Com
mission determined that the
pipc line rates were excessive
and ordered them reduced.
Michigan Consolidated absorbed
The higher cost OF gas for nine
mcnths before passing il ON TO
consumers in November, 1852.
All those who were custom
ers OF Michigan Consolidated
between December. 1882. and
April. 1854 should have re-
ceived their refunds by now.
said MIR. Henry futile. presi-
dent OF Michigan Consolidated.
OF the total distributed. S3.-
4O4 600 was actually paid by
oas customers and S682.000 was
interest. Over S3.4l5.000 went
10 Detroit and Ann Arbor
area customers.
Nj. futile pointed out that
Michigan Consolidated received
no benefit from the refund and
acted only as a distributing
agencv FOR the customers share
Of the money returned by Pan
handle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
HORf
y H01S IN
SpORTS
o. 10 = RNpHAEL

coo where Archie Moore IS
SINE new publicity ai
sex &C. e%p nse Of chack sples r
49, r,',o,i ary no enc really he
i;aved that the fight would
- .,'.r al,ze. Nov / new w"n
a.'' at or $1,000. Wei,
" = More s,ill kaows how
- = s,at the spots write $ =
typins. :, - 49,, ., n,
po-ion celiics lineup. ana
,,ev last TO ihc CincY Royal
"a on The lookout fer the
Takers of Minneapolis; thsy
taye vey young tam.
George Miksn s moulding
,hem into a well knitted ag-
rreaat on. In the next season
thew are gong TO be tough.
Reason: they arc learning the
fundamentals Of the game. so
vcrv few OF todays players are
o,syina il as il should. They
bave or father don't have pass
inc. or purpose in their passing,
Maybe the twenty four second
Mock is responsible; if SO, then
!, should be eliminated.
overheard some old timers
reoark tia, the Pistons were
bepinKins to show signs of a
team with spirit Sweetwatcr
Clifton has a wonderful pair OF
hands and for the life Of me
whv he is not used more IN
The pivot can't understand.
Coach George Wilson won
over his former boss. Buddy
Parker Sunday. and what
shellacking.
Oddly No one %as hurt n
NE Pro Football Classic last
Sunday afternoon.
Now that football is over the
talk VIII start about trades IN
baseball What we are waiting
for is ihe announcement that
"cne of the boys viii be with
the TleclS this year. One Is
available but il VIII cost money
to Gel him.
Wtciher ihc TIGERS will spend
the m9ney 10 set him IS prob
lemaucal He is not in the
AmcrcaN League; that is all
can rotate at this time. Will lei
YOU know more about il later
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-18
Customers Receive
Over 4 Million Dollars

Michigan Consolidated Gas Company has completed
paSsirr 10 rs customers the lOS6OOO in refunds
Fh eli I've gas ui,y received result Of overcharges
by a Supplicr Panhandle Eastern l. pc Line Company,
il W.ls announced today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
WILLOWICK

BEAUTIFUL bedroom brick
home in excellent condition,
spotless interior, fenced in back
yard. lla-car garage, on a nicely
lsndscaped lot. Only 5000 down,
full price $1,000 Holden Realty,
Inc. 324l7 Vine st. WI. 4-ll0O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
S22SQQ
OZL,VUU
COLONIAL ranch, very we'll built

COLONIAL ranch, very we'll built,
beautiful homemaker's dream
kitchen with built-in oven and
range: all adjustable shelves in
an extra amount of cupboard
space; large bedrooms. clay
tile bath. double attached fin
ished garage with - bath; liv-
ing room has paneled wall and
fireplace. Holden Realty, Inc,
32417 Vine St. VIII. 4-l10O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
RENWOOD AVE

1865 ROOMS plus sunroom, all
huge rooms, real family home;
carpeting, new roof: XII n &
$4,000. Terrific! Betty Hansen,
Realty, 819 East l85th st., ".
6-2i30
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
OFF ST. CLAIR
CAROL DRIVE

1872 YEAR old brick and frame
bungalow, bedrooms and bath
down, expansion up. full base
ment, storms and screens. Ter
rifle! Betty Hansen, Realty. 8l9
East l85tn St, ". 6-213O
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
FLORIDA

EAST coast. 7 miles from West
Palm Beach, miles from Lake
Worth and ocean; 7 room mason
ry home; for lease or sale; owner
will finance. VIII. 1921 morn
inPS
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
Sl4,6OO-S5l5 DOWN

4 BEDROOM home with breeze
way and attached garage, living
room with open stairway to
second floor, carpeting, fire
alarm system, storms and
screens. awnings. outside fire
place and many other extras.
Holden Realty, Inc, 324l7 Vine
81 VIII 4-l1OO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
GRANTHAM

#502-LOCATED in Colonial
Heights, this is a real and
double, front porches; if
you're looking for good double
this is il. Terrific! Betty Hanson,
Realty, 8l9 East l85th St, ".
6-2l30
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
INCOME SINGLE

2 LOTS, off East 305th, below the
shopping center; bargain kE.
l-2776.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
ly4Il[13
TO- SETTIF ESTATE

~ OL LII LID n L
ROOM single on Kildeer ave. T..
block from East l85th ST., large
kitchen, bath and ] bedroom
down, large lot, 2-car garage,
Globokar Realty. 800 East 74th
st. HE. I-6607
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
EUCLID S2l,9OO

WONDERFUL location; bedroom
ranch type, brick front with at
tached garage; carpeted living
room with open stairway to 2nd:
kitchen with eating space; cera-
mic tile bath. large handicapped
lot. See this today! Holden Real
ty, Inc. 324l7 Vine ST.. VIII.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
ENGLISH COLONIAL,

#5l6-6 ROOM colonial on East
236th ST., very spacious home
with full basement, double ga
rage lot 50x200 ft.: $1,000. Ter
rifle! Betty Hansen. Realty, 8l9
East l85tr st ". 6-2l30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

TINS WEEK Moso.i".!F.bruory >. isss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

IN all the worried talk about the crowded colleges
Of the future, there IS one obvious solution that
people seemingly are too polite, or too tinid, to
mention. want to mention IL:
Caf doNs tie nwmber Of women allowed 10 20
70 cO-edscGfiOaaI schools.
Denying women any privilege no matter how
slight lis sure to bring shrill cries from every
quarter Just the same, ladies' from this corner it
looks very doubtful that in 10 years Cor less) there
will be room for both you and all the men who
want to 60 to college. And it's more vital that men
should have that college education. That's why
many Of you are going to have to step aside.
Take look at the figures. In 1887, there were
100000 college students. Well over million Of
these were women. The total figure is expected
to double in 10 years. That means that perhaps
two and half million women would expect to
attend college in 1867 ever assuming the pro-
portion Of women students doesn't increase.
Let's not kid ourselves. Unless there's drastic
change in the college picture in the next few years,
thousands upon thousands Of young women of the
type who today assume that college is an unques-
toned right must have the doors closed firmly in
front Of them.
Two Good Reasons
Something's got to give: And I'm convinced that
that something should be a large portion Of the
feminine contingent. 1t is up to co-educationaI
college admission officers to take long look at
applications from women.
There's no woman-hating complex behind this
suggestion. Like anyone who has been in teaching,
admire women students for their industry, enthl-
siasm and ability. It's real pleasure to see those
pretty faces bent over the notebooks. And I'll be
the last to deny that women hold their own in
classroom situations.
dents will need to be sacrificed:
4. Men need the college degree more than women
need IL.
z. Most women have less sensible, or less demand
ing, reasons for college education.
Taking up the first point, just read the help
wanted-male ads in your paper and note how many
read like this:
TO qualify. you should be college graduate
between the ages Of Fl and 30 with confidence in
your ability to lead Others
A college degree - Continued on page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-09

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Evening star., 1958-07-01
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing !.

Stage
Carter Barron AmphitheateF
Alicia Alfonso and the WASH
ington Ballet; $3.50 pm.
NatiOnaI-"He Was Not
There; $3.50 pm.
Olney-"Caesar and Cleo
patra";; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador - "Attila":: 1:40,
. $40. 5:35,, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
Capitol - "The Bravados';;
1855 am, 1:40, $40, 5:45, 7:45
and 9:45 pm.
Columbia "Gigi";;' $3.50 pm.
DupOnt--"We're No Angels;
/, 4::30 and sos pm.
Keith's - Horror of Drac-
ula";; 1905, 2:45, $40, 8 and
1885 pm.
Macarthur -" "The Red and
the Black: 6:45 and 9:25 pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING; 1880
am, lilo, 2:55, 4:40, 6:25, sos
and $50 pm.
OntariO--"Dangerous Exile;
/. 2:45. 4:35. $40. $40 and 10
pm.
Palace-"Proud Rebel; 11:15
am. lis, $40, $40, 7:20 and
9:25 pm.
PlayhOuse-"Funny Face; II
an, $3.50. 6 and $3.50 pm.
Plaza - "And God Created
Woman; 1880 am, 1:10, $40,
$40, 7:15 and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Bridge on
the River Kwai"':; 10 am, 12:40,
$3.50, $40 and 9:10 pm.
Uptown - South Pacific;
$3.50 pm.
Warner-"Search for Para
disc; $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1958-07-01
R.B fnrAfERS

MacARTHyR ;s,s sw T.'N'- N s..scS s,cS
"THE RED AND THE BLACK
Pm. Short Subjects ct $50 and
Evening star., 1958-07-01

II was nice Of them to come
but the National Capitals own
ballet company performed with
poise and grace and with an
obvious delight to flnd itself in
so great an outdoors as Rock
Greek Park.
Delighted. too, was an au-
dience Of more than $500
which is a great many WASH
ingtonians to find at q ballet
performance Of q summers
night. Or q winters night. OF
any other seasonal kind.
The collective appearance OF
the Washington Ballet is one Of
dewy youthfulness, more prom
Using than professionally poll
ished but capable of dramatic
surprises. Productionwise, in
settings. lighting and costum-
ing. 1t compares favorably with
It's considerable seniors who
heretofore have dominated the
aIlphitheater's extensive stage
Once recovered from what
may have been wide-eyed sur
prise at the spaciousness Of
their park setting. the young
Washingtonians proved becom-
ing company for Miss Alfonso
and the Messrs. Youskevitch
and Franklin.
4 \ 4 4
It was a varied program that
introduced Washington's own
ballet company to its first out