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or another, questions involving
communism before the House
Committee on Un American
Activities or the Senate Inter
nal Security Subcommittee.
Convictions affirmed were
those Of:
Robert Shelton and William
A. Price, New York newspaper
men.
John T. Goiack, a leader Of
the United Electrical Workers
DR.. Bernard Deutch, Spring
t1eld, Pa, a nuclear physicist.
Norton Anthony Russell, an
engineer Of Yellow Springs
Ohio.
Herman Liveright, a former
New Orleans television execu-
tive.
Fifth" Wasn't Invoked
In none of the cases decided
today did the witness invoke
the Fifth Amendment guar
antee against self incrimina-
ton. Instead, all relied, ex-
pressly or by implication, on
the First Amendment, which
guarantees, among other things,
freedom of speech and assem-
bly,.
Mrs. Knowles conviction
grew out of her appearance
before the Senate Internal
Security Subcommittee in Sep
tember. 1855. She received q
four months jail sentence and
a $500 fine.
The appellate court said that
while the Government took
the position the subject under
inquiry when she was calico
as witness was "an investiga.
ton into communism" there
was little indication that she
had been advised of this.
The court said the Govern
ment failed to establish the
subject matter of the inquiry
or that it was made clear tt
Mrs. Knowles.
Mrs. Watson appeared before
the Un-American Activities
Committee in February, 1854
She received a suspended three.
month Jail sentence and 9
$1,000 fine.
Quizzed on Red Membership
Among questions Mrs. Wat.
son refused to answer was
whether she had ever been 9
member Of the Communist
Party.
In reversing Mrs. Watson'S
conviction, the court said nc
attempt was made by the com.
mittee or its counsel to explain
to Mrs. Watson the basis fol
the questions, the nature anC
scope of the inquiry, and the
pertinency of the questions.
The court directed that in.
dictments against both Mrs
Knowles and Mrs. Watson bs
dismissed. This means that
they cannot be tried again.
Mrs. Knowles twice previous.
ly had appeared before the In.
ternal Security Subcommittee
On one occasion, she was told
that Herbert Philbrick hac
identified her as a member oil
the Communist Party. She re-
fused to say whether she hac
been a Communist and invoked
the Fifth Amendment privilege
against Standardization.
This brought her discharge
from her position as librarian
in Norwood, Mass, but she OBJ
tanned a similar job at the
Quaker groups library at Plym-
outh Meeting.
Pressure Resisted
The appellate court noted
that the Quaker group became
subject to considerable com.
Evening star., 1960-06-18
The Star Story of
Pre-CiviI War Events

Sunday, the Star Magazine, takes you
back 100 years as it re-creates The Stars
coverage of the Second Democratic Con-
vention of 1860. 1t was news then-it is
history today; how Stephen A. Douglas
was nominated and how the "seceders"
nominated John C. Breckenridge. Also,
see pictures of the day plus Currier
and Ives political cartoon.
Evening star., 1960-06-18
TeIeVue

SIS ' O0 is Washington's favorite
TV magazine-and no wonder TeeVue brings you
complete stings for all channels for the entire week,
TV news personality features an unusual TV Cross
word Puzzle. Handy-size TeleVue also features
magaznecolor cover portrait of top TV star. Best
of all, you don't have to buy TeleVue-it comes to
you every Sunday with The Star.
Evening star., 1960-06-18
The Greet Western Migration

Is the next episode in 1.-THE
Old Glory Story" beginning
Sunday in The Stars color
comics. Here's the saga of
DR.. Marcus Whitman and
how he touched off one of
the great migrations of his
tory-one which saved the
present States of Oregon,
Idaho and Montana for the
Union.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
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Evening star., 1960-04-20
49 Motorists
Lose Permits

During the last week 49
drivers had their permits re-
voked. the District Department
Of Motor Vehicles announced
today.
Eleven of the revocations
we're for drunk driving, five
we're for fragrant disregard for
safety of persons or property,
one was for obtaining a per-
NIT by Misrepresentation and
80 we're for accumulated rec
ordS of at least IL points under
the city's point system.
The list of revocations fol-
lows:
Revoked for driving while drunk;
LucIen F. Craig. 5lO3 Brookway dr.,
52II 18th st. NV; Robert Ross cater. ter.
u, ZIG 18th pl. ne: Maurice Frank
Holmes. Greenbelt, Nd: Leila Mae
Sutton, 5S st. ne; Robert William
Moore, l15 18th st. Sc: William Al
ME. Monarchy, 1929 Bryant st. ne:
Richard Hankins. S26 Delafield pl. NV;
I Frank John Miles, 1850 Mass. ave.
Sc, Melvin Harris, 1O9 R St ne.
safety Of persons or propsrty: paul
Gray William. 1411 North Wayne St,
Peseock; PisTsG6. jrf ; SS4 18th st; Sc; samuel
nv: Robert fi%, Thomas sc ch.sIev ,TaFd sS, g;
/ dth st. NV; Herman Andrew Bowman,
9ll Emerson st. NV.
Revoked for obtaining permit by
6isIT.IrsfentatiSE; Jackson Hayden
Revoked Tor accumulated record Of
at least 12 points: Curtis Brown, 14I2
Tsylor s.; nv; Leroy Parrott Parker,
1855 Holbrook st. ne; Roger Donald
ward Peterson, 615 NJ st. ne; Albert
Ear Earl Judy 0sn irs Ss7S 9th st. Sc: yss55-
Sherman Le. Jones, iss2 isthi st. NV; NV.
Robert Lewis Kornegay, 642 9Th st,
ne: John Lewellyn Smith, POS r St
DIV nv; william Rufino Juhans, 5sQ7
Constance Amelia Kiehei, 1923 18th
st. nv: Patricia E. Haley. SIS 9th St
ne; Richard Carter, 1909 Spring I'd.
NV: Albert Mccall. Rte /. Box 30,
Upper Marlboro, Md: Donihue Wilburn,
/ 1923 Sth st, NV: Conan Pollard Paige.
( 5029 18th st. NV; Frederick A. Scott,
1923 Eth St NV: James Nell Pearson,
Williams, 5545 Bass pl Sc: Orlando
B. GTier, lis Varnum st. NV: Thomas
/ Franklin Heslop, 30l 1st st. ne:
Joseph Tate. IA Eye st. ne: Ernest
G. Champion, 55O7 Jay St ne: Ray
mond C.. Kennedy, 1900 ! sth st. Sc:
Samuel ]. johnson, 1880 North Capitol
| St: A. D. Burgess, 20l4 18th st. NV:
james Andrew johnson. 373a Horner
pl Sc: Adrian Rose, 2401 SGD ave,
Wash. %; joseph Ward Walker. 625
Allison st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-20
D. c. Bar Meeting

Chief Judge Marvin Jones OF
the United States Court OF
Claims will address the Ad-
ministrative Law Section Of the
District Bar Association or
Law Day, May 2, at $3.50 pm
in the Mayfiower Hotel.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
ROOMS FuRR-s.E..s.W.

LGE. FURN. RM., kit. privil., rea'
sonable; transportation; woman
10. 2-b327.
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APIS. FURHIsRED-VA.
(cONflNUEDl

CLEAN, lovely, 3-rm. apt; pvt.
entr.; working. cpl. only, no chill
dren; $50, incl. utils. JE. 4-3O50.
NR. IT. MYER: 1915 N. Quinn st.
nme, MsT "a apt; a.,sso Sssi Aysili wniTS July /
DUNLOP. INC, ST. 3-5O6O.
RADNoR MAN0R-Immed. and fu-
ture occupancy 1-bedrm. apts.,
sir eond,; new furn., new bldg.
$40 incl. all utils. Open daily,
9 to 5: Sun. ] to 5. 1914 N. 18th
ST. IA. S-6S77, IA. 6-3Sls.
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ROOMS Z APTs. to SHARE
ROOMS WANTED

ONE By GENTLEMAN, downtown.
P. o. Box 1909 Benz. Frank. sta.
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Air Conditioned
Swimming Pool
Dominion
Towers

1901 South Court House Rd.
Adjacent Army Navy Club
5 Minutes Navy Annex, PentaE Eon
IL Minutes Downton WashinGton
LUXURY ELEV. APT. BLDG.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
RADIO SALE OF SALES

New and used tubes, components'
dynamotors. You name it, We have
It. Final clearance. everything
must go Starts June 23 Through
July ., 10 am. tn & pm. daily
INDUSTRIES SERVICES, INC,
: 2705 South Oakland st. Arl.. Va.
RADIO-50 watt. 8 meter station,
Gonset G-50, absolutely perfect,
$3.50 or best offer. Aft. 8 pm,
Evening star., 1960-06-25

Direct quick transportation
LU. 1850 DI. 7-33sS
RICHARDSON REALTY INC.
2l9 Il ST. NV rm., kit. and
(. R. RUPERT, 81. sFf'; s.s9s4: 4Rtj SOs'
1914 y; CAPITOL ST. NV
water incl; S67 so. r. r. RUP.
PERI. lOl7 7th st. n.wn ST.
1872 FORT STEVENS DIR. NV
Apt. 3O3. Open. Newly decorated,
rooms. kit. dinette and bath,
$50 mo. includes all utils. Wo.
1915 EASTERN AVE. N.W.-Open.
Newly decorated: 2 rms, kit. di-
nette, bath. S74 mo. Wo. 6-2274.
I131 WEST VA. AVE. NE, (fac-
ing COLLEGE grounds). Large du-
plex; bedrms., sep. din. area;
S64 so incl. heat and INV, ECU
Il. rsfEr. Phone MI. Jones after
INC. DI. 7-S695.
1859 MACARTHUR BLVD. NV
Extra large 2-bedrm. apt. in new.
mSGs mSqern Antl BIDS ids 1913 PEI mo: ,a.s Ses'
FRANK s. Phillips, INC. iga"; 81
18th st. NV.
24O7 18th ST. N.W.-i-bedroom
%HRTS IN nefNHRNG9 ,sfifEf e pES@isss Hs.n !;
1917 X st. NV. DI, 1904.
323 KENNEDY NV. (whiteJ =
Liv; rm;. dinette, kit. bedroom
and bath; screened porch, 2nd Ar,
BY appt. LU. 3-3073.
5S35 14tk ST. -bedrm. apt,
unfurn.; 800. See manager, bsmt.
SON. REALToR, Ma. s-66SO.
oIS 18th ST. N.W.-BachelorS, ef.
&c. and l-bedrm.; $50 to sos. M.
PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th at.
nv. NE. s-41OO.
1925 21st ST. NV Apt. 2-spa-
cious i-bedrm. apt, Si36, Incl.
all utils.; cony. location, corner
W. C. o. A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
keaItors EN-. 2-4464
S36 ADAMS ST. Me- rms, kit,
bath, redec,; SOB.
1881 BELMONT RID. NW.-Lovely
lge:, 3-bedrm. unit with din. rm.,
'Ss Ssth! | ST, ST. S'w'-' rms Eit'
1917 n Sr. N.w.-1 rm.. kit,
900 HARRISON d ADAMS, -
2716 PORTER ST. NV.
BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Liv, rm. bedrm;,, din. area, kit,
bath, 500; 90. util. incl.
and bath, Siao, utils., including
off-street parking. See 1anitor.
HERBERT HARVEY, INC.
9l2 18th st. NV. RE. 7-l560
1920 NICHOLSON ST. NV.
rms. kitchen and bath: newly
decorated. Available now: $40 mo,
A. c. Houghton & Son, Inc.
1913 H st. NV. DI. 7-aO57
COLORED-3338 C ST. S.E.-Apt.
3; Extra lge. apartment. 2 rms,
hot water included. Children ae-
cepted. Only S7e so a mo, Mr.,
NEUMANN, MA. $4,000.
COLORED-DESIRABLE APTS.
Newly decorated: kitchens and pvt.
1f6 New York ave. NV.
sl2 Que st. NV, 8 rms. SsS. 90 90
l246 9Th st, NV, ! rm.. sh.
Ca" Mr.. DAVIS Ewes, CO. S.ssIS S?4 10
NWASHINGroN nS,s HOUSING CORP
COLORED-MT. PLEASANT AREA
q roomsC kitchen, semipvt. bath;
COLONEL BEDRM. APT.-Nr,
new hosp: and univ. No children.
II. 4-0423 or LU, 3-ps33
COLORED-Adults only. 232 HAM
ilton st. NV. Apt. 3. Open Sat.
aiHett.. aS sun and Ssth. Sc b. poreS ms s7sso ss
month. wo. 6-2274.
CoLORED-APT. BUILDINGS
) Rms 3ssS5 g. 1itS aPd ST. Fafs s.w $3.50
2 Rooms, Kit. and Bath
1925 18th st. NV. - S6B
1910 Euclid st. NV. $40
3117 Georeia Ave. NV. $50 30
N. sEGAL AD. 4-O123. OIL. 2-6249
C0LORED-HAMILT0N ST. NV
I rm., enel. pch.. kit; share bath:
$50 mo. RA. 6-ss73, after z pm.
COLORED-I328 CORCoRAN ST.
1875 MERIDIAN PL. NV, 10 Nice
bachelors apt: S46.50.
22s N ST. N.W.-Lovely lRe. enc:
1902 q ST. Nw.-a. rms kit,
aS14 ST. g. ST. N,w.-s rms, kit.
1lO3 9th ST. NV rms, kit,
bath, redec.: $3.50
HARRISON a. ADAMS
a32 X st. NV. MA. S-S3Os
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POULTRY AND Eees

FOR SALE, $500 lbs. fresh cracked
corn, hne and coarse: 1928 .
100. CLARENCE 3. EDWARDS,
Fairland. Nd, EV. 4-625l.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
APIS. FURNIsRED-VA.

APIS. - LUXURY type
2 bedrms.; off-st. parking; freshly
decorated; modern fuIn.; air eond.
permitted: close in, nr. bus; S14O,
incl. Itils. IA. b-16b4
Evening star., 1960-06-25

CoLORED-I32s CORCoR1N ST.
NV rm., kit. bath: S35.
436 MERIDIAN PL. NV. - Nice
$3.50.
1909 o ST. NV. rms, kit,
bath; $50.
2O14 sth ST. NV rms, kit.
bath: $3.50.
1lO3 9th ST. NV rms, kit,
bath, redec.; S67. so.
HARRISON a. ADAMS
a32 X st. NV. MA. S-S30s
Evening star., 1960-06-25

1915 EASTERN AVE. N.W.-open.
Newly decorated: 2 rms, kit, di-
nette, bath, S74 mo. WO. 6-2274.
1871 WEST VA. AVE. NE, (fac-
ing college grounds1. Large du-
plex; 2 bedrms., sep. din area:
S64 so incl. heat and INV, Ecu =
#. refgr. Phone Mr. Jones after
6, Ii. 7-7737. STEUART BROS,
INC III -.SRQ6
Evening star., 1960-06-25
ROOMS, UNFURR.
ROOMS FURRlsHEp-M.f.

CoLORED - REAR ROOM, fur
nished; settled man only; $3.50
per week. Ii. 1881,
COLORED-NICE QUIET HOME for
single men or cple; furn. rri.
with privileges. La. d-S7OR.
COLORED-HOME PRIVIL.j nr.
trans. Call LU. 4-5866.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
PRTNTfNG-iixl4 oorel camera

iixi4 Pascope camera. IS amp,
arc light, 2 kingsley hot stamp
ers. and accessories, power stiteher
hand addresser, mod. 40 Multi
18th. Call EX. 3-3344 aft. /.
RADIo-2 transmitters. 1 Milien,
so watt, SOLO meters, power sup
ply incl, good cond.. S45; Heath,
AT-l. 30-w., CIV, so, 40, Is, 10
meters, good cond., S25. WI. g
7949.
Evening star., 1960-03-07
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC HIGHLIGHTS

$500. WASH-FM (97.1 Mel
In the Concert Hall. Weber's
Oberon Overture.
7:O5, WGMS AM-FM $40 Kc
and 1888 Mc.)-Symphony
Hall, with Howard Mitchell
Works by Schubert and
Hindemith.
500, WASH-FM (97.1 Mc.)-
Symphony Hall. S m S o n
Overture, by Handel.
500, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
Concert Stage. Trumpet
Concerto in E Flat, by
Haydn.
800, WMAL-FM QO7.3 Me-
-Hi-Fi Showcase. Symphony
No. 8 in B Minor-"Unfin-
ished," by Schubert.
1O:0O, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
-Nocturne. Florida Suite,
by DeliuS.
11:O0, WASH-FM (97.1 Nc y
Symphonic Highlight. Ros-
setti's Horn Concerto in E
Flat,
Evening star., 1960-03-07
TV KEY PREVIEWS

TontohtS top Shoos preuietued by TV Kevs star
pho attend reheGrsds match screenings and analuze
scripts in Nelo York Hollywood and elseDhere Their
opinions are offered a guide to area uienDers
Evening star., 1960-03-07

opinions are offered guide to area viewers
in tonight to their hero
Kate spends the half hour singing Gleason songs and
Gleason takes to the podium beating the time for
his Bear Mountain Blast" and "Tol Gate Treat" 73O
pm, WTOP-9.
FATHER KNOWS BEST-"Time to Retire" Charlie Rugples
Is SO lovable as one of fathers faithful employees who
has reached retirement age that the shows customary
message quite paatable Naturally Charlie isn't ready
to spend the rest of his life fishing goes ahead to
prove that Bud Knows Best" $3.50 pmr WTOP-9.
DANNY THOMAS-Angea Cartwright, who has been neg
lected lately, has to do as little Linda in this one
Seems she's got the football bug and announces shed
just as soon be boy. 900 pm, WTOP-9.
PETER GUNN-"Sng Song of Murder" SongstreSS Dia-
ham Carroll reveals that she's got lot talent out
side of her vocal chords Unfortunately the script isn't
worthy OF her added talents and the high spots
show are her two songs. 900 pm. WRC@.
PLAYHOUSE 90-"Tomorrow" by William Faulkner star
ring Richard Boone and Kim Stanley Horton Fooe has
injected excellent dialogue for this moving tale
about simple southerner falls love with preg-
nant woman and takes 0 her offspring for a few
years. This is tale with emotional punch, the
acting of Boone and particularly of Miss Stanley make
1T a drama OF more than usual interest. $3.50 pm,
WTOP-9.
STEVE ALLEN-Back in Hollywood again. Steve has Cyril
Ritchard join regulars Louis Nye Don Knots and
Dell in short musical of "The Invisible Man" Nat Cole
sings For You" Time and the River" and "The
tinental" comic Charles Mamma tries out his
oogue, Ann Richards solos to Deep Night" and
and the gang do another of their Hinkley Dinkey
ports (Coor) 1000 pm- WRC-.
JACK PAAR SHOW-Jack returns tonight, surrounded by
his old aithfus Geneveve Charley Weaver, Hans Con-
ried and Florence Henderson stage In the audience
and adding to his cheer you'll find such old friends
Alex King, Hermone Gingold, Jack Douglas and Others
well known guests of the show. 1880 pm" wRc-
Evening star., 1960-03-07
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Evening star., 1960-03-07
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WMAL 7-Cheyenne
"Alibi for a Scalped Man"
A bridegroom disappears
mysteriouSly and Cheyenne
Bodie is jailed on a
trumped-up charge. Clint
Walker, Mala Powers, r. G.
Armstrong.
500, WRC (4)-Peter Gum,
Sing q Song Of Murder" :"
A young night-club enter
tainer stages her own fu-
neral and makes her death
look like murder. Craig Ste
vens, Diahann Carroll,
James Edwards.
800. WTTG (s)-Tall and
Terrific. Taped fashion show
featuring tall girls spring
clothes.
$50, WRC (4)-TV Theater
Chinese Finale" A woman
doctor sacrifices. her person.
al happiness to help a group
of mission workers in Chi
nese territory escape out
laws oppression. Jan Ster-
ling, Kubla Khan.
10000, WMAL CD-Ted Mack's
Amateurs. The variety show
by new performers, returns
after an absence of several
months.
I1:O0, WTTG (5)-Starlight
Theater. Bringing Up
Baby" An archaeologist gets
mixed up with a dizzy So
ciety girl and a baby leop-
ard. Katharine Hepburn,
Cary Grant Q938).
I1:15, WTOP (s)-The Late
Show. The Fountainhead."
A modern architect runs
into trouble when a news
paper owner gets on his trail
and tries to change his
ways. Raymond Massey,
Gary Cooper, Patricia Neal.
Evening star., 1960-03-07
From Ring to Met

Cesare Slept, q major basso
of the Metropolitan Opera, be-
gan as q good amateur prize
fighter. His mother persuaded
him TO study opera because
boxing "cut up his face too
much"
Evening star., 1960-03-07
A-l0 THE EVENING STAR

Wellington, D. c.
Mondoy, March J, 1860
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Other FIN Stutions

NRC-FM--.s3.s Me.--e:3e an 10 I a.m.
WT0PFM $50 Ms.-14,hsuI spsrstlss.
EAsH-fM sI I Ms.-ls.m to t2,1s s.n.,
Monday Sunday
VIOLIN ss.i Nc. $50 an TO miaHlEht.
GFAN-FM- 1908 Me.-lG to midnight.
WHDc I'm. - 101 I Me- an to Z an
WGMS.FM- 1885 Me.-Ss.m 20 midnight
Evening star., 1960-03-07
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Saturday ! an 10 I ~; Sunday Q a.
to aIdnight
WAal FM- 1851 Ms.-Msnbsy through sstnE
Gay i1:So an 10 RIanight
NeIS.FM--sl.s 3 Me.-S to 10 s.n suassy
through Thursday
WBvA.FM- 1858 Me.-12 AssA to Il p.R.
WPec.FM- SIS Me.-Ip.m to miaaIght
WMAL-FM. 181 } Me- an to lies a.m.
MeAY-FM-ss.s Me.-e an. 10 . D.m.
Evening star., 1960-03-07
AM Stations
WPlk-1sO ke.-DsyIIgAt snIy.

WPIk-130 ke.-DayIIght sniy.
WARL-Iso M.-DayIishi snly.
Wlhx- 1900 Ne. -24-houf speFstlon.
WaMR-1oso ke.-Daylight snIy.
WUSl i12o M.-Dayiighi saly
WFAx- i22o ke.-Dsplsht snly
WWDc- 1850 Ne. e.-24-houi eperstloa sXespt
Saturday: Sunday. Q an to mIdnISht
NEEL-13Io ks.-74-houI spsrausa, sIespt
Monday midnight to 9 an. Tuesday
W00k-134o ke.-14-hsuf operation MsHssy-
Saturday. Sunday 6 an to mIdHlght.
NeAM- 1880 ke.-24.houI operation, sHesDi
Sunday midnight 10 9 an Mondsy.
WD0N-I54O M.-DayIlSht snIy.
WPGc- 1850 Ne. Daylight Sniy
WPRW- 1850 ke.-Dsyllght snly
NeMS-- $40 ke.-s an to mtanIght; Saturday
Ian. to I B.m.; Sunday Q an. to MIdaISht.
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SAGGING davenports and chairs
steel webbed in your home. no
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Days, UL. 1-4030; evenings,
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OPPORTUNITIES

TRADE your single, double for DIS
whiskey license and property in
Euclid. Schutt Realty, KE. 1886.
Smyrna times., 1960-02-11
Student Hearing
Tests Completed
By Nursing Staff

Mrs. Clara E. Spar and Mrs.
Charlotte Robinson have report
ed that hearing tests have been
given to number of Smyrna
School District pupils during the
month of January. These tests,
administered by the nurses and
Mrs. Sheck from the State De-
partment of Public Instruction,
assist the district in determin-
ing whether all of the boys and
girls have normal hearing. Cases
of hearing loss are reported to
the parents or the family doctor.
3l9 pupils of the Smyrna Ele-
mentary school were tested, 1875
in grade 7, and Ill students at
the Thomas D. Clayton School
were tested. 1t was noted that a
number of students had not yet
had physicals through their local
doctor. All students in grades l.,
A, 7, and ii are required to have
a physical examination each
year.
Smyrna times., 1960-02-11
Girls State Talk
Given Auxiliary

At the meeting Of the Auxili-
ary to the David c. Harrison
Post, American Legion, held al
Town Hall, Mrs. Margaret M.
O'Neill, chairman of Girls State,
introduced Miss Susan Price and
Miss Mary Catherine Smith who
told of their experiences at
Girls State for five days in
June. The Auxiliary sponsors the
program each year. Mrs. Davis
Turner presided at the business
session, and Mrs. Lloyd Pleasan-
ton and Mrs. Ben Weaver were
hostesses. Two new members
were announced, Mrs. William
Cox, Jr. and her daughter, Hell
en-. The membership now stands
at l20. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs,
James Davidson on Monday,
March 7.
Smyrna times., 1960-02-11

solos. Betty Gilligan of Dayton,
Ohio, now a resident of the Do
yer area, who formerly directed
the Dance Theatre in Dayton,
is choreographer for the produc-
ton and is in charge of all
dances. Provided busy calen-
dar does not preclude his ability
to do so, inasmuch as dates for
the production will not be set
until next week, Edwin F. Engel-
hart, director of music for the
Caesar Rodney Schools, will
conduct an orchestra composed
of professional musicians, most
from this area and some from
Wilmington. Most of the musi-
cal numbers in the lavish two
hour production were composed
by MIR. Thomas, who dramatized
the production from the Mark
Twain books and set the play
to music. This will be we'll over
the 350th time he has staged the
show since the early 1905. He
is at present continuity director
for Radio Station WIDOW.
Smyrna times., 1960-02-11
Homemakers Elect Mrs. Arthur CHM
Chief Executive For Second Time

lations; Mrs. Joseph w. Ennis,
safety; Mrs. Olan Bamberger,
crafts; Mrs. Howard Nelson,
home furnishings; Mrs. William
H. George, sunshine; Mrs. Char
les Blendt, publicity; Mrs. Fred
Harris, Sr., community work;
Mrs. Ernest Blendt, recreation.
A collection was taken at the
meeting as the clubs contribu-
ton to the March of Dimes. A
report was heard that a total of
$28.07 was spent on community
work, including various health
drives, school award, and youth
exchange project. Clothing val
ued at $l2.23 was provided for
needy children at Christmas.
Leaders were selected and meet
ing places listed for the coming
year.
Smyrna times., 1960-02-11
Committees Set
For Club Lunch

Mrs. Joseph w. Ennis, gener-
al chairman for the annual
luncheon of the Twentieth Cen
tury Club, to be held Thursday,
Feb. 25, has announced the fol-
lowing committees: tickets, Mrs.
G. Edward Wootten, chairman,
tickets available through chair
men of hostess committees,
deadline for purchase, Feb. 18.
Dining room, Mrs. Davis Turn
er, Mrs. Harold E. Wickham,
Mrs. ]. Everett Lofland; decora-
tions, Mrs. Frank Elton; place
cards, Mrs. Martin Golden; seat.
ing and hostesses, Miss Mary Nj
Holland; food, Mrs. Clark
Knots, Mrs. Robert D. Hoffeck.
er, Mrs. Andrew D. Cole, Miss
Florence Lurty, Mrs. Harry P
Jones, Mrs. G. Harvey Wright
Mrs. Homer D. Hudson, Mrs
Helen Potter. Mrs. Ennis has
called a meeting of all commit
tees to be held at the close OF
the regular meeting of the club
on Thursday, Feb. 18.