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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12

We enthraled with glimpse of the world
substantially hundreds Of thousands Of years ago
caught TR put it, by the strong attraction of the silent
places by man, the giraffe looking the treetops
the etha beauty of leopard and cooled python the buffalo,
suen eyes lowering beneath his helmet of horn, and the
rhinoceros ucuent and stupid, standing in the bright
sunlight on the empty plain"
Il THOUGHTS the strenuous Life as advocated
and lived by my grandfather TR One the importance
of preserving earhs natural treasures they being
preserved in national parks and precarousy
in the game of East Africa. The life is
happily pracced in outdoor beauty than with exercs
ing machines in stufy gymnasium.
The second is that shared srenuosity" is not only
joyful expression of family Identity but keep
solid Golf with the gang the country club afternoons
bridge with the girls these fun But the hours parents
and children share in sport golden hours and life is
richer for them both in body and spirit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12
Bv KERMIT ROOSEVELT

The grandson Theodore Roosevelt has Harvard and The Cali
technology. He has followed TR his wAge
African sfais NOW oil he the author "A, OIL and History,
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Designed for Mederu Resdins

BEN G. WRlcHr, President
EUCLID N. CONVICTION
Gaismas Of he Board
yoaN C. STERLING
Hoaonary Chairman
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The Nasiosai Sunday Magssise
AssssssG a. 1862

Tnmonhsoh baby GIRL photographed by Phoebe Dunn q One Year OF
Bringing Bay-n Magic BL lo Food Nes-Bs Year For
Big Was No Was Kangaroo. ~: Last
L.ugh-SoneAse Brainsom u: Quiz EN-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12

WnLIAM I. NIcHoLs
Editor and Publisher
I'd MCCARTHY, Maa4gisg Editor
NELSON cRUPPo. AT Director
STEWART BEACH, ASS. % tke Editor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12
LIVE THE STRENUOUS LIFE

II wish TO preach, not The doctrine
Of isnObIe ease, but fEte doctrine Of fie
strenuous life" u,ono,r ,oosvvr,r
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Glass Boycott Leader
Convicted in Louisiono

the public and disrupt orderly
operation Of the university.
Permit Denied
Martin Harvey. dean Of stu
dents at the Negro university,
testified Diamond held student
boycott rallies without permis-
sion. Other witnesses said Dia-
mond never was a student at
the university and he pleaded
for class boycotts to crowds of
several hundred students.
Dean Harvey said he fully
agreed with ideas Diamond ex-
about freedom and
citizenship rights for Negroes.
but nevertheless Dia m ION d
couldn't speak on the campus
without permission whether
they be on freedom or how to
get rid of mosquitoes"
Maximum penalty for con-
viction Of the peace disturb
ance count is 500 fine and 80
days in jail. TrespaSs convic-
Evening star., 1962-05-09
AirIines Predict
Huge Suvines in
Proposed Merger
BY the Associated Press

American and Eastern Air
lines say the Nation needs a
healthy and vigorous air trans
port industry, and their merger
would help bring this about.
In q brief urging approval of
their proposed merger, the COM
panies estimated the consolida-
ton would save more than 500
million in capital costs and $54
million in annual expeditures.
They said they could improve
service and eliminate duplica-
ton, and now operate parallel
routes in 26 important markets,
including II "overly duplicative
markets in the Northeast
Boston, New York and WASH
ington among them.
They pointed out that Eastern
Is basically a north-south air.
line while American is an east
west operator, and said their
systems would mesh readily.
The brief was filed yesterday
with the Civil Aeronautics
Board preliminary to a hearing
which is to open tomorrow.
Braniff Airways. Northwest,
and Continental Airlines filed
briefs opposing the merger.
Evening star., 1962-05-09

BATON ROUGE, La, May 8
(AP.-A State judge convicted
Dion Diamond. 20-year-old
Petersburg Cva.) Negro. yester-
day, of disturbing the peace by
urging Southern University
students to boycott classes in
anti-segregation activities.
District Judge Fred Leblanc
set May "a for sentencing Dia-
mond, who is faced with five
other misdemeanor counts in
connection with the same IN
cidentS.
The judge said it was a case
where a resident of another
State went to Southern Univer-
sity and. in effect, tried to take
over"
He said Diamond took it upon
himself to try to tell author
tiles how to run the university.
There was no doubt in his
mind, Judge Leblanc said, that
Diamond encouraged students
to hold unauthorized demon
strations on the campus in a
manner calculated to disturb
Evening star., 1962-05-09

has no connection with Gov
eminent. Federal or State, then
its status would be about the
same as a private club" he
said. Many hospitals are pri-
vate. but many Of them are
public. and many have connec-
tions with Federal and State
programs"
The Justice Department said
Moses Cone Hospital had re-
fused to admit Negro patients
on the same terms and condi-
tionS as white patients and
that Wesley Long Hospital was
refusing to admit Negro pa
tients on the basis of race.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Elimination Of Bios
Urged in Retruininq
By the Associated Press

The Labor Department has
been asked by q Negro member
of Congress to take steps to
make sure racial discrimina-
ton is avoided under the area
redevelopment and manpower
retraining programs.
Representative Diggs. Demo-
crat Of Michigan, urged Secre-
tary of Labor Goldberg, in q
letter which Mr.. Diggs made
public yesterday, to make pro-
vision in the programs for pro-
lection Of minority groups. Mr..
DiggS said the law under which
State employment services op-
crate contains no provisions
for nondiscriminatory policies.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
BOB HOPE MEDAL
WINS APPROVAL
OF HOUSE UNIT !
~ ne Assoeiated 4 Press

- - eA4&NA8t4a ENN3&
The House Banking and
Currency COMMITTEES. usu-i
ally concerned with mat
ters involving big money.
laid aside such affairs yes
terday to give swift ap-
proval for Q gold medal for
comedian Bob Hope Elm the
name Of the people Of the
United States of America.
Chairman Spence, Demo-
crat Of Kentucky, inter-
rupted q hearing on export
controls to listen to Senator
Symtngton. Democrat of
Missouri, who Is plotting
the gold medal resolution
through Congress. It al
ready has been passed
unanimously In the Senate.
Senator Symington said
Of the wisecracking CO.
median that no man has
given more generously to
entertain American troops
abroad.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Only 5000 Men
In July Druft
BY tAs Assneiaasd Pres

The Defense Department an
nounced yesterday q 5.o0o-man
draft quota for the Army for
July, the smallest caII since the
start Of partial mobilization
last summer.
The July quota. the depart
ment said. win maintain the
authorized Army strength of
go. 900 by offsetting release Of
ReserviSts and National
Guardsmen who win be leaving
active duty.
Since last August, when mo-
bilization buildup started, draft
calls have totaled 14e.5O0.
The largest call was last Sep
tember when the quota was
Is, 900.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Corpsmen Added

BOGOTA. Colombia, May 9
(AP). - United States Peace
Corps officials have announced
that 40 new corpSmen will ar
rive here May Is, augmenting
the so now working in Colon
bias community development
projects. The new corpSmen
are receiving special training in
Puerto Rico.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
OrIich Tokes Over
Costu Ricun Post

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica. May
3 (AP-Francisco ]. Orlich, a
supporter Of the United States
Alliance for Progress program,
was inaugurated as President
Of this small Central American
Republic yesterday.
Among those attending the
brief ceremony was Socialist
leader Norman Thomas.
Mr.. Orlich, an anti-Castro
liberal, won the presidency over
three other candidates in voting
last February.
Evening star., 1962-05-09

Council Of Greater New orle-
ans.
Meanwhile. four of six desti-
tute Negroes sent to New York
by the New Orleans group last
week, still were unemployed
and were getting discouraged.
Evening star., 1962-05-09

People to end hospital Segrs-
cation in the South.
The Justice Department asked
court permission yesterday to
Join in the suit against two
hospitals that have received
$2.s million in Federal aid for
construction.
UnconStitutionaIity Claimed
The department contended
that a provision in the Hill
Burton Act Of 1916 which
permits grants for hospital
construction-waS unconstitu-
tional.
The challenged provision
allows grants where separate
hospital facilities are provided
for separate population groups. !"
A Justice Department at
torney filed q motion in United
States District Court here to
intervene in the suit against
Moses Cone Hospital and
Wesley Long Hospital.
The suit is directed against
the Separate-but-equal pro-
visions in the Hill-Burton Act,
which has been used to dis
tribute hundreds of millions of
dollars for construction of
hospitals.
The suit charged the two
hospitals with discriminating
against Negroes in tiolation of
the 14th Amendment to the
Constitution. 1t also asks that
Negro doctors and dentists be
allowed to practice at the
hospitals.
Hospital Bars Comment
Herbert S. Falk, attorney for
Moses Cone Hospital, declined
to comment on the Justice De-
partment move, but said, I'VE
will say what we have to say
at the time of the trial"
A date for hearing the Justice !
Departments motion was not
scheduled, but a motion by the !
hospitals seeking dismissal of |
the suit is set for Monday.
A Justice Department Spokes-
man said the situation regard |
ing discrimination in hospitals
was somewhat similar to that
in schools. |
IF a hospital is private and |
Evening star., 1962-05-09
u. S. Asks Courts Bar
Hospital Segregation

GREENSBORO. N. C, May (AP).-The Justics Depart
ent seeking Federal Court order outlawing racial
cation in hospitals built with Federal aid ntervened
suit filed here by physicians dentists patients
The suit filed February IL, among the first steps
by the National Association for the Advancement of Coored
Evening star., 1962-05-09

tons could get Diamond $500
fine and nine months In jail.
In other racial Developments:
The Justice Department asked
Federal District Court at
Shreveport, La, to order sthe
Caddo Parish County voter
registrar, u. Charles Mitchell
to open his books for inspec-
ton by the FBI. Mr.. Mitchell
termed the move harassment.
A Federal Judge took under
advisement q New Orleans
school board request for q new
trial on an order extending
desegregation to the first six
grades in September. In doing
so, Judge Frank Ellis let stand
a stay he granted last week
blocking enforcement Of the
order pending q decision on a
new trial.
Negro Takes Ride
The Capital Citizens Council
at Little Rock. Ark, reported
a 62-year-old unemployed Me-
gro was given q one-way ticket
for Stockton, Calf, $3.50 SPEND
ing money, and placed on a
Greyhound bus.
He was the first Negro dis
patched from the Arkansas
Capital by the Council, which
got the idea from the Citizens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12

SPRTNGFIELD-3-bedroom split
level. Ia baths. gar, rec. rm.,
brkfast. bar. disposal. patio. util
rm., encl. park-like back yard. z
towering oaks. Walk elem. schl.
OWNER, 45l -2O60.
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MCLEAN
4 BEDROOMS

Plus den. finished rec. room, 2h
baths. for only S32,500. Spacious
kitchen with eating space, foyer
entrance, fireplace, beautiful tree
shaded lawn. II you have q large
munity. this is T.. To inspect call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12
Everything You Need

Check the other ads, Where else
in FSiis Church Mclean sreai
Z bedrms., "a baths, 1900 50. IT.,
CENT. AIR coND., esrpetinS
built-in kit. with dishwasher
Close new schools, cow. to D. C.,
quiet st. nr. woods. stream, lmmed
oecup. Total price. $4,000. FLA
for $1,000 down, approx. S145 mo
1911 Norvalk st. Call 534-6562
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12
: Cash Discount

Buy this brick home. 3 bedrms.. .
WITH 5000 s 0 Worth Of m eSsrss f fOr
less than FHA. s.. 500 cash down
and assume ih% CT loan, mo.
payments SOS. pitt. Conv. to
=. 1elyoir; Pull price. sl6,e60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12

Including settlement. Three-bed-
room brick rambler. Assume large
4izec loan and move in. Slf.50O.
BROAD ST. REALTY JE. 3-0s38
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ACTFAST!

BRAND.NEw brick rambler with 8
bic bedrooms, 2 full baths, living
room with bay window and storm
fireplace wall, separate dining
room. kitchen equipped with de
luxe refrieerator. wall oven. table
top range. disposal. exhaust fan
and dishwasher. Full daylight
basement. Large level beautifully
from elementary school. Just Sal
$50 with low down payment and
excellent finspeing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12

FALLS en-, By OWNER. sl5.5OO.
Assif f.n SSsd II :us ere son sne Tsy
wooded yard w/patio and oak
fence. ConYen. 10 everything. As
sumo 5ttss. PHA loan. total mo.
Pymts: so. OPEN sat: and Sun.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICES, VA.
OWNER
SALES

Looking for a house at a sensible
price? Pictures and descriptions
Of almost 100 homes, for saleI by
owner are displayed in our office.
A new idea-this Bulletin Board
De luxe" saves time and money for
both buyer and seller. Only charge
Is small flat fee to seller-free to
buyer. Come browse undisturbed
in our Gallery Of Homes" Then
60 to OWNER and do your own
buying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12

CONTEMPORARY RANCHER, COM
plete with open beamed ceilings
and Srick-wall fireplace. Located
in the Pine Spring contemporary
community on almost M-aere lot
and surrounded by tall trees and
shrubs. Ideal for the small fam
lily. Present financing can be
assumed. JAS. W. ISENHOUR
REAL ESTATE, JE. $4,000.
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DiXieland

Southern Colonies viii delight 70
see this Better than new" brick
Colonial. Foyer entrance, huge
living room with fireplace.
kitchen with eating space. LArEe
bedroom. bath and den on first
floor. Pour spacious bedrooms and
IN kaths on second floor. Pull
Ealk-out basement rec: room With With
lot. only four blocks from Golf
and swimming club. Extra value.
S32,5OO, only 81 600 cash needed.
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TRIPLE
TREAT

LAKE BARCROFT-Antiaue brick
65-ft. rambler on secluded cul-
de-sar. nesting in richly wooded
25,O00-sd. 1T. fenced lot gently
sloping to asst. lake frontage
1mmese living room with stone
fireplace. and room-length pic
view, and door to picket-fenced
sundeek. Spacious formal dininl
room and modern island" kit
chen with noteworthy eatin,
space. 4 fine bedrooms and 3 ful
baths. one of each on lower level
with 26-ft. rec. rn. (center bricl
ttireplscs an S,o, yst BAR BARI, lea lin,
overlooking lake. All kinds o.
extras. Maximum financing anc
flexible terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

COUNTRY CLUE HILLs-custom
buy in " tbs fine area oiOn asis Ot \.
32nd rd-. Arl, Va Phone KE.
s-4433, JE. 4-2ie1. Open Sat.
and Sun, Ia.
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n&@pGn
TIRED OF DRIVING:
Walk to everything II you buy this
conveniently located home in Co.
l lumSia Pines , Foyer entsanSe !.
srsa' i s' k Tsh f Nth e eatiTs
space, air-eonditicned family rm.,
master bedrm with bath. = other
tw.n-size bedrms. with bath and
plenty Of closets Basement rec
reation room with bar, bu tn
farage, designed for amazingly low
fuel and maintenance bill. Assume
AN loan. You definitely need to
see inside to realize the INABILITY
Of this home
OPEN . TIL z
DIRECTIONS: Out Columbia Pike
toward Annandale, 3la mi. past
Baileys Crossroads TO COLUMBIA
Pines entrance right on Rose
TOWN & COUNTRY PROP, INC.
OPEN y TO y
Annandale Office CT. E-9l00
TOUCH OF DUTCH with grand
piano-siZe .t32xl2) liv. TmI Truly
q family home only as a Dutch
sty e Colonial can give you with
its pretty Gambrel roof and nice
lines All brick. 8 huge bedrms..
2 more bedrms. possible on Ord
fir. which is partially finished |!
Family-sized kit. big formal din.
rm.. bsmt; with rec. rm. and fire.
pl.. detached garage. big family
size screened porch. Pretty as q
picture. Most desired close-in N.
Arlington location. This is q home
you can enjoy living in for q life
timel Priced to 90 at S24. p5O. Ply
appt: Call TYSON REALTY CO..
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KINGWOOD PARK

New homes. ramblers, Colonials,
split-levels and bi.levels. 8 and 4
bedrms.. 2 and 3 baths. rec. rms.
81 and garages. ozone hot-water
Dashboard heat. Large tree-shaded
lots. Priced from S23,a00 to S26.-
500. DIR: Out Lee hwy. (Rtes.
struction. Right on shreve I'd. tc
open sign.
We Accept Trades
HEX-SIGN REALTY. co.
JEs A.2213 OF il. A.0o3z
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fHE SUNDAY STAR GIT
Washington, D. c. 4
August II, 1867
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FIENSA-Almost new. white with
RED bTk. rsmb. nearly \ acre,
IT.. picture win. overlooking beaut.
park-llke area. 3 b.r., . bathS-
e.ec, KIT. fam. rrn.. full bsnt. Ice.
windows; outside entr. SCI 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. RLTRs.
1144 18th st. NV. WASH, DC

LAKE BANCROFT = New superb
construction, central air condi-
tioning. 5 bedrms. This plush
brick rambler represents one Of
the best buys in the fashionable
lake area; Gracious eenter-hall
lovely wooded view. A perfect
kitchen with everything, 8 full
baths. full bsmt. with fabulous
ground-level game room, gear
carport Advance showing allows
color choice. S43.950. HANSON
HOMES. Realtors, JE. 3-3737.
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sAIcoN-Anothsr ANTIQUE bric,l
cstflas its b-ist r Tsssee POI 81
II. living rcorl with picture win.
dows overlock'rg a-arre well
wooTed secluded grounds. 2 good
sized bedrooms. . full baths. p
cost. tile-flonred family room or
same level. Mshoasny c~b'rets "
CHEEKY modern kitchen with. eat
ing space and tw'n-lnuversd hatr+
serving the 15-ft. formal divine
room. Paraued floors. custom dra-
Double .cArpnrt.. flaRstone terrace
financing and verv flexible terms.
s39,5oO
rose lovers paradise
this 7-year-nld brick rambler with
center hail snd loft foyer, front
porch and doub's carpnrt. snug
ples in really lcvelv profession-
all" landscanP1 lot. literally l"der
with rsre varieties Of, rosee flnT-
living room with firenIace. the
dining room and Kitchen ere 81,
iprge. as are ~ the 2 bedronr1s
on the main level. There are also
" large bedrooms on ~" E-ourd
level lower floor. A lnftv EST
rerreptinn room hps wet bar
and there are Snc'uSsS ~at'o-
II on esrh lsr"n fer Ste forrre'
entertain'nr WITH . fun bath
and all kinds NJ sxtras. this prov
ertv is priced for q quick sale.
Call now.
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HOUSES FOR sAIE-VA.
MCLEAN seC .OOO

OPEN SAT. AND SJN- Ia
3-bedrm-. 2-ba,h Prick Rambler on
lze. lot Pull isn't; rec. area; En-
schools. Out Route 1913: left Cn
Westmoreland. riRht en- Rosemon;
70 4s0S CRAIG JANE WALLS
REALTY. FL. $1,000. PL. 9-23t7.
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OPPORTUNITY s1TIS
Seller leaving. viii pay settlement
cost. $500 FLA, $4,000 down,
choice 3-bedroom. 2Ia-bath brick
split-level, like new, 4 years old.
KING-SIZE MASTER BEDROOM
with private bath and dressing
closet. Spacious de luxe color
kitchen, rec. room, laundry room.
built-in garage. workshop, nice
A-acre lot. VIM. S. SKIES REAL
ESTATE, JE. 2-04O0,
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I'M OLDER
But lonely without . family. And
! am clean as can be but NAV
need a little repair. My owner
says my 3 bedrnis., / large bath
separate dining rm.. big kitchen
are wonderful and comfy to liv!
am. in close-in s. Arlington She
also says she'll hold 0 large 2no
trust on me. We are ell open &c
offer; So come see me soon
Town & COUNTRY PROP. INC.
OPEN 0 to q
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For this attractive three bedroom
rambler in popular Falls Church
location. Dining room, equipped
kitchen and nice yard. Call
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-06

We plan to decorate our table
again soon.
One day when we were in the
library, Dicky Cooper and Ga ry
Metzner became interested in a
book about terrariums. They dis
covered that a new terrarium was
in the science materials center. 1t
was just waiting to be used. Dicky
and Gary read everything t h e y
could find about terrariums. They
put in the gravel, sand, and dirt
according to directions. Later they
put in flowers They read that
some terrariums have little ami
mails in them. They put in a mouse.
He wasn't happy. They took him
out and put in two turtles. They
made the lake dirty, ate the Afri-
can Violet, and smeared the glass.
These were taken out. Then the
boys cleaned the terrarium, put in
fresh plants a new lake, fence,
and vines for background. 1t is
Ncly pl clty. hCy al z ~ Ouu VI H.
We made silhouettes of our
selves for our parents for Valen-
tines Day. They were a d
with the silhouette portraits. We
sat on a chair and the light from
the filmstrip protector was focused
on us. The reflection was traced
on black paper which had been
thumb-tacked on bulletin board
in back of the subject.
Some of our boys have become
interested in refinishing wood.
Mrs. Cahall and Mr.. Kerr have
helped them with this. They have
learned how to remove paints, use
wood-filler, sandpaper, and how to
refinish some of their own articles.
Gary Sharp refinished an old knife
and fork tray. Ronnie Harris did
a picture frame. Carl Conrad and
Ronnie Harris assembled an
finished a planter, which looks
like an old coffee grinder. Leon
Tucker made book shelf for his
room.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-06
SDring


Spring is here The flowers are
coming back. 1t gets hotter every
day. Summer is coming, and I'll
be happy when it's here. School
will soon be out. We can go swim
ming and sleep as late as we want
to.
Richard Pase.
We have written many things
this year. Some have been re-
search problems, some have been
creative writing, and there have
been thought-provoking subjects.
Our last topic was Whats
Wrong With Grown-ups?'. w e
have included some of the ans
wers in this news.
ID
| don't think anything is wrong
with grown-ups. My parents are
very understanding Whenever /
have any problems | always go to
my parents for advice. Just think
what this world would be like if
we didn't have grown-ups to guide
and lead us. | don't think any
thing is wrong with them
(2)
The trouble with grown-ups is
that they don't give us an old
fashioned spanking when we need
it, Grown-ups let their children
watch too much television, and we
get too much of everything we
want.
l don't think there is anything
wrong with grown-ups. Our par
ents are grown-ups, and they buy
all our food and clothing. Grown
ups are kind and sometimes strict.
They have to be strict to teach us
to do right | think they are al
right.
(4)
They tell you what to do. They
always want your room e n
They don't want you to have dirty
clothes in the room or any clothes
on the floor. They want your bed
to be made neatly. They don't
want you to track in dirt on the
floor.
(5)
| like grown-ups. They feed us
and clothe us. They make our beds
and help us when we are in
trouble. Our fathers build our
houses and playhouses. Teachers
help us with our work and help
us learn good manners. Grown
ups are wonderful and kind to us
when we are kind to them
CO.
| like grown-ups | don't think
anything is wrong with them They
are very nice. Sometimes they get
mad. | like grOwn-ups if they are
mad or happy
Grown-ups sometimes don't un-
derstand us. When we are playing
outside and somebody gets hurt
they usually blame it on someone
anyway.