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Evening star., 1962-09-29
Luck" Stays With Dodson
AS Field Goal Nips Atoms

Bill DodSon of Hammond
High School has message for
those who cried beginners
luck" last week when he booted
a 30-yard field goal to beat
Mount Vernon - luck is still
with him.
Dodson kicked another 30
yarder last night to give the
Admirals a 1918 victory over
Annandale in a Northern Vir-
ginia Group la League game
at George Washington.
Last weeks kick against
Mount Vernon, which gave the
Admtrals a 80 victory in the
last 10 seconds. was Dodson's
first attempt. He proved it was
no fluke last night, with the
only difference between the
two kicks measured in time
and distance.
Last nights boot came with
4:45 to play. 1t was licked by
an Annandale defender, hit the
crossbar, and rolled over. The
kick against Mount Vernon
carried out of the end zone.
End Bill Hatch grabbed a g.
yard touchdown pass from
Quarterback viii KelIum to
give Annandale an early lead.
Hammond came back to move
ahead, 1876, on short runs by
Bob Pfeiffer and Bob Nc
Laughlin.
Annandale knotted the count
early in the fourth quarter on
Kellum's six-yard run and
Clayton Longs extra point to
set up Dodson's winning boot
from an angle to the left.
ANNANDAIE - 8 o o T-I3
HAMMOND -------7 4 o 8 3-f6
Annandale--Hatch 9, pass from Kel-
lum (kick failed. -
Hampond-Pfsiffer 1. run Dodson
Hsnnond-McLauEhlin 2. run kiek
Administration Q, run nonr kiek)
Hammond-Field goal. Dodson. 80.
Evening star., 1962-09-29
East Division Race JumbIed
By Spingorn-McKinIey Tie

a result of yesterdays 1875 VIC
tory over Cardozo on the losers
field.
Dunbar capitalized on fum-
bles to set up its first two
touchdowns. The Crimson Tide
picked UP a loose ball on the
Cardozo 10 and Quarterback
Lowell Dempsey sneaked over
from the 2. Then, after recov-
ering another bobble on the
Cardozo AZ. Dunbar got its Sec
ond score when John Bell raced
over from the (.
Cardozo got on the board
with a 5-yard touchdown pass
from Horace Kenner TO Ed
ward Dutch before an inter-
cepted pass set up the final
Dunbar score. It came on a
21-yard pass from Dempsey to
Darlington Hunt.
Evening star., 1962-09-29
G w HIGH POSTS
THIRD TRIUMPH

George Washington High
School won its third straight
Group la League game last
night with a 20-6 triumph over
Fairfax at Fairfax.
Halfhack Fred Patrick scored
two touchdowns for the Presi-
dents, one on a 57-yard pass
play from Quarterback John
Kemper. Kemper also passed
"a yards to Halfback Don See
mueller for another score.
GEO. WASHINGTON o 4 q go
FAIRFAX - 0 0 o g.
Geo. Wash.-Patrick 2, run (Kemper
rum.
Geo. Wash.-Seemueller "a, pass from
kemper lGorham, pass from Kemper)
Fairfax-Schulstad /. run (kick failed)
Geo. Wash.--Patrick 81, pass from
kemper (run failed).
Evening star., 1962-09-29
BAILEY'S PASSES
EDGE ST. PAUL

Landon High Schools foot
ball team scored on a 63-yard
pass play from Quarterback Joe
Bailey to Buddy Kupka In the
fourth period yesterday for q
1920 victory over st. Paul's in
Baltimore. ss
Bailey's two extra-point,
passes. one to Doug Ruggles
and another to Robbie Bordley,
each good for two points, pro-
vided Landon with the winning
margin.
sANP9E "a s2TL,s - al 9 &sS
Landon = McConnaugidey 13, pass
from Bailey (Ruggles pass from
81. Paurs-Fianssan S5. pass from
Iandon-Triplett 9, run CBordiey.
st. Paufs-Wise 2, run tpass failed).
st. Paurs--Flanegan 5, pass from
Ortman lFlanegan pass from Ortman1
Landon - Kupka So, pass from
Bailey (pass failedl.
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DeMATHA BOWS
IN HARRISBURG

Bishop McDevitt High School,
led by Halfback Larry Conjar,
scored a 21-14 victory over De-
Matha last night in Harris
burg, Pa.
Conjar scored two touch
downs on runs of six and -four
yards. Jim Boyle, DeMaths
quarterback, scored one touch
Evening star., 1962-09-29
CROSS BIG GUN
IN WILSON WIN

Halfback Bill Cross scored
one touchdown, passed for an
other and gained 176 yards on
the ground yesterday as Wilson
High School defeated Bell, 1875,
in q West Division game at
Wilson.
Cross passed four yards to
Halfback Pete Swindells for
Evening star., 1962-09-29
GENERALS LOOK AHEAD - ~ ~ ], sssk $ &.
Victory Over Lee Keeps
WI in Sectional Struggle
By EDDIE CRANE
star staff writer

Washington-Lee High
Schools football team may be
out of the Virginia Group la
State title race as q result Of
its l0-7 upset by Patrick Henry
last week. but it is very much
in the thick Of the Northern
Virginia championship scram-
BILE.
I'VE prefer to look ahead,
play each game as we come to
it." Coach John Youngblood Of
the Little Generals says. "The
boys didn't mention our loss all
week, we just concentrated on
this weeks foe and it paid off.
We came back all right, but
we still have a tough schedule
ahead"
Youngblood's team won its
second Northern Virginia con-
test without a defeat last night,
turning back q tough Lee
eleven. 20-7,
Quarterback Lynn Moore led
the Arlington club in MASTER
full fashion, Just as he did in
wills 14-0 season-opening tri-
umph over Fairfax. Moore con-
nected with End Greg Wynn for
two second-quarter touchdowns.
W-L broke up the 90 stale
mate midway Of the second
period, following a Lee punt
out of the Lancers' end zone.
Moore connected with Wynn
in the end zone from 25 yards
out and Jeff Smith converted. /.
Following the next Lancer
punt, WI moved 81 yards in
six plays to make it 1870. Half
back John Girtman picked up
27 yards and a first down on
the Lee 81. Five plays later
Moore hit Wynn, a 6-3, 190-
FOUNDER, on the five and Wynn
doomed over with the defense
men hanging on him.
Lee drove II yards for its
score with Fullback Earl Film
chum picking up So yards In
six plays and going "a around
right end for the six points.
Girtman got the final WI
score on a 24-yard run.
WAsH1NGToN-Lee Q 13 Q go
We. Wynn 25, pas from Moore
Wis, Wynn "a, pass from Moore
l 7 nt..s.., -. -
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WILDCATS GIVE
CLIPPERS SCARE

Oxon Hill High Schools wor-
ries about its football teams
ground-gaining ability are over,
thanks to Don Keys, a l50-
pound halfback.
Keys put on a one-man Of
fensive show yesterday as the
Clippers came from behind to
defeat Northwestern, 1918, in
a Prince Georges County
League game at Oxon Hill.
The pony-sized senior gained
121 yards in II carries and
scored two touchdowns. one on
a short plunge and the Other
on a 37-yard pass from Quar-
terback Gary Oden.
SR66RRFFH SR6RFHWH5rERN NHaE g 2 ! 81!
thwestern--Marineo %, pass from
Richards (kiek failed).
Oxon Hill-Bolten SIS. pass from Oder
Northwestern--Renor 13. run tHal.
lidge kick).
Oxon Hill-Keys /. run Hunter kickl
exon Hill-Keys 81, pass from Oder
(kick failed)
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MUSTANGS WIN
ON LATE SPURT

George Mason High School
made its first start in the
Group 1-B Northwestern Con-
ference a winning one last
night at Winchester.
Coach Joe Grains Mustangs
scored twice in the final pc
riod for an 1914 victory. Tail.
back Todd McNabb passed for
two George Mason touchdownS
and then scored the clincher
on a 1-yard plunge.
JkMEs WOOD - Gif
james Wood-AShby IL, pass from
Lafollette (Lockhart kick).
James Wood--Ashby 3, plunge Bass
lafollette to Kelchner).
George Mason-McBee so, pass from
McNabb kick failed).
George Mason-McBee z (pass from
MeNabb (kick failed).
George Mason-McNabb /, plunge
kick failed).
Evening star., 1962-09-29
BY STEVE HERSHEY
star staff Writer

Good football teams some.
times are found in the mos
unexpected places.
Georgetown Prep, a highly
accredited school with an en-
rollment that never exceeds
$50. displayed all the ingredi-
ents Of a first-class football
power yesterday in dumping
Sidwell Friends, $50, in the
Interstate Athletic Conference
opener for both schools.
A hard charging defensive
line. an excellent all-around
quarterback and an inside
outside running combination
all flourished as the Little
Hoyas rolled to their third
straight one-sided victory with
out q loss this season.
Cocapt. Blair Lee and his
brother Pete at the guards
and Tackles Frank LeBionde
and Bob Mahoney demon
strated again that one of the
best pass defenses is a blitzing
rush as they took turns drop
ping Friends Quarterback Tom
Pyles.
Quarterback Bobby Abbo di-
.rected a balanced running at
tack, alternating 205-pound
Fullback Pat Mente's power
rushes up the middle with
Frank Fenwick's wide sweeps,
Abbo also completed two OF
three passes for % yards and
one touchdown-all early in
the game-and still found time
to do the punting and pick up
go yards in six carries, includ-
ing a 13-yard dash with a
fumbled handoff for the Sec
ond touchdown.
Georgetown Prep. whic h
whipped st. Anthony's, 27-7,
and Peary, 800. already has
won as many games as it did
last year when Coach Jim
Fegan finished with a 1872
record in his first season.
The Little Hoyas marched
ga yards in IL plays with the
opening kickoff. Abbo's 16-
yard strike to End Pat Alber-
stadt in the end zone COM
pleted the drive.
Mente capped a 62-yard
march with a 1-yard plunge
and Halfback Pat Howell
ripped 6 yards up the middle
for the other Georgetown Prep
scores in the third period.
Mahoney re-injured his knef
in the third quarter and wa:
sent to Suburban Hospital fol
observation.
GEORGETOWN PREF 8 6 - O-2(
SIDWELL FRIENDS % 0 o o.
Prep-Alberstadt 16, pas from Abbt
CFenwick rum.
Prep-Abbo IS with tumble Cpas.
failed).
Prep-Mente 1. plunge Ckiek failed),
Prep-Howeu 8, run (kick blockedj.
Evening star., 1962-09-29
Rockets Upset
By High Point
Alters Script

High school football teams
in Prince Georges County have
made a habit recently Of losing
to their Montgomery County
rivals. but High Point has put
at least a temporary halt to
that routine.
High Point upset Richard
Montgomery, one Of the favor
ties in Montgomery County,
1873, yesterday at High Point,
handing the Rockets their first
loss in four games. High Point
also has a 81 mark.
Richard Montgomery has
been almost invincible in recent
years. The Rockets ran off
% straight victories before los
ing two straight last year.
Meanwhile. High Point has had
a tough time just keeping its
head above water.
The Eagles shocked highly
favored Richard Montgomery
with two first-half touchdowns
and then held off the Rockets
in the second half.
The passing of Quarterback
Ted. Reavis and the running
of Halfback Jack Buckley spear
headed the Eagles early drives.
High Point moved SIS yards
for its first score, highlighted
by a 36-yard pass from Reavis
to End Thomas AXE. The same
combination then clicked for
an 8-yard touchdown play.
Buckley then led a 50-yard
touchdown drive in the sec
ond quarter, cracking over the
goal from the three. Buckley
is a transfer from Italy, while
Reavis didn't even play foot
ball last year.
Richard Montgomery bounced
back in the third quarter with
eight points on a three-yard
run by Fullback Charlie Snow
den and a safety. The two
pointer came when a High
Point back was tackled while
trying to run a punt out of
his end zone.
EIea EESA fC2EF NSEF "a 2 8 81
Evening star., 1962-09-29
POLACK'S SCORE
BEATS WESTERN

Halfback Willem Polack ran
IA yards in the fourth quarter
for the only touchdown of the
game yesterday as st. Albans
opened its season with a 60
victory over Western at West
ern.
Western never threatened
and failed to penetrate beyond
st. Adams 30.
Evening star., 1962-09-29
JORDAN SPARKS
ORANGE ROMP

Smoke Jordon broke loose
for a 60-yard touchdown run
on the first play from scrim-
mage to lead Orange High
School to a 26-6 victory over
Madison County last night at
Orange.
Mickey FARRELL scored twice
for the winners, once on a "A
yard run.
Evening star., 1962-09-29
LONG RUNS WIN
FOR ROOSEVELT

Roosevelt High School scored
two first-period touchdowns on
a 47-yard run by Benny Haw-
kins and a 79-yard dash by
Larry Neal yesterday to defeat
Coolidge, 1910, in a West Divi-
sion football game at Roosevelt.
The victory was the first of
the season for Roosevelt against
one loss and one tie. Coolidge
dropped its third game in four
1,,ks~.
Evening star., 1962-09-29
ST. STEPHENS
OVERWHELMED

st. Christopher'S Prep School,
led by Halfback Newton An
carrow. scored in every period
to defeat st. Stephens of Alex
andria, BAT, yesterday in Rich
mond.
Evening star., 1962-09-29
WARRIORS LOSE
TO BENEDICTINE

Benedictine High School Of
Richmond, led by Quarterback
John Moates and Halfback
Carroll Jarvis, scored a 200
victory over Wakefield last
night at Wakefield.
Moates scored twice on i
yard sneaks setting up one
score with a 46-yard pass to
Paul Yuracheck. Jarvis So
yard run set up the final
touchdown, scored by Richard
Dolan on 20-yard run.
BENEDIcTINE - Z 9 13 go
Benedictine-Moats 1, run Fox kick).
Benedietine-Moats l. runt Jarvis
rum. ~
Benedictine-Dolan 90. run tran
failed).
Evening star., 1962-09-29
| IsPINGARN
| MCKINLEY
DUNBAR TAKES
LEAD IN WEST

Dunbar High School, usually
a doormat in the Interhigh
football race. took the leader
ship Of the Western Division as
Evening star., 1962-09-29

st. Stephens scored first In
the opening perior on a 4-yard
run by David Speck. but st.
Christopher's came back to tie
the score on a 35-yard run by
Ancarrow.
Ancarrow put the home team
ahead to stay in the second
period when he scampered IS
yards for a touchdown.
Charles Blanton of st. Chris
topher's turned in the longest
run of the game when he raced
95 yards for the last touch
down.
Evening star., 1962-09-29
WcTORS HAVE EVERYTHING
Little Hoyus Classy
In Rout of Friends

down and passed to Jim Foran
for Is yards for another.
RRsSATHA RsBAETTHEA4 -------g ----g 30 Ef
McDeyitt-caruso 2. run (Hirschmann
kickl-
McDevftt-CoInjar "a. run fHirseh-
mann kick).
DeMatha-Forau is, pass from Boyle
ID. Foran kick).
MeDeyitt-conjar 4, run CHirschmann
kickD. =
DeMatha-Boyle 1, run ID. Foran
kick).
Evening star., 1962-09-29
TIGER MISCUES
HELP MAJORS

Mount Vernon High School
turned two Groveton mistakes
into a 1870 victory over the
Tigers in a Group la League
game last night at Groveton.
Halfback Jim Jenkins blocked
a Groveton punt in the sec
ond quarter and Guard Dan
Coodfellow recovered in the
end zone for a touchdown. The
Majors had driven to the one
foot line, but Groveton held and
tried to kick out.
Groveton gambled on fourth
down with 80 seconds remain
ing in the first half and Mount
Vernon held. Quarterback Ray
Graham then passed IL yards
to jenkins for a quick touch
down.
aRovEToSp M vHEENHpN 80 8 L g EiSS
Mt. Vernon = ooodfellow. recovered
picked punt in end zone (kick
Mt vernon-Jenkins IL. pass from
Aws NCA1 1.AA
Evening star., 1962-09-29
CHASTAIN, BLAIR
PACE YORKTOWN

Pete Chastaln ran 70 yards
for a touchdown on Yorktown
High Schools first play from
scrimmage and the Patriots
went on to a 27-0 romp over
Osbourn in a Group la game
last night at the Arlington
school.
Quarterback Roger Blair
scored one touchdown and
passed for two others, one a 70
yarder to Bill Chaconas. 1t was
Yorktown's first victory after
three straight losses.
Evening star., 1962-09-29
LOUDOUN TIES
WARREN COUNTY

Extra points were vital in a
Group 1-B Northwestern Con-
ference game played at Front
Royal last night.
Loudoun County scored in
the last period to tie host War
rem County TT. Joe Lauder
kicked Warren County's extra
point and Benny Mullins fol-
lowed suit for Loudoun.
LoUDoUN COUNTY % o O. 80
WARREN COUNTY - o 0 %
Warren County-Vaught /. plunge
Il auder kiek).
Ioudoun County-Hope 3. run Mullins
Evening star., 1962-09-29

the first touchdown after a 65-
yard drive. He ran 80 yards for
a touchdown in the fourth
quarter to clinch the victory.
Halfback Melvin Harley
gained 98 yards for Bell, in
cluding a 79-yard run to
Wilson'S five in the second
period. The Tigers then held
on downs. Harley also had a
58-yard touchdown run called
back for clipping in the second
rt.oy y.fes-
Evening star., 1962-09-29
INDIANS SCORE
FIRST VICTORY

Anacostia High School has
something to celebrate today
after yesterdays 1875 victory
over Ballou in an East Division
Interhigh football game at
Anacostia.
1t was the first victory of the
season for the Indians, who
were blanked by DeMatha and
Mckinley in previous games.
The loss was the fourth
straight for Pallou
Evening star., 1962-09-29

carreli-safety Cball eentered dead in
end zonel
carroll-safety Drummond tackled in
end zone)
Evening star., 1962-09-29

HERNDON --- O o I2-12
LANE ------- IL 10 z 7-45
Lane-strickler 81. run (kick failed)
Lane-Smith 3S, run (kick failed).
Lane-Fen 10, run (Arnett kick).
Lane-Trice 2, run tkick failedl.
Lane-Martin 81, run Ckick faiied).
Lane--Smith "a, run (Arnett kick
Herndon-Lewis /, run (run failed)
Herndon-Rome 2, run run faiied)
Lane-Colo 80, run (Arnett kick).
Evening star., 1962-09-29
RAMS SHADED
BY DUAL PASS

A 39-yard pass from Quar-
terback Eulo Ragala to End
Justus Chichester in the Sec
ond period provided all the
points yesterday as DuVal High
School defeated Suitland, 60
at DuVal.
Evening star., 1962-09-29
LoUDoUN COUNTY
W ARREN COUNTY
JACKSON RALLY
SUBDUES DEAN

Luther Jackson High School
has notched two straight VIC
tories in the Virginia Inter-
scholastic A citation, but
Coach Charlie Prices club had
some anxious moments before
chalking up No. 2.
Jackson trailed Jennie Dean,
60, for three periods at Man
aSsas last night before striking
for two touchdowns in the final
period to pull out the victory.
Evening star., 1962-09-29
BENNETT PAGES
EASTERN VICTORY

Quarterback Harry Bennett
passed for two touchdowns
and ran for another yesterday
as Eastern High School re-
bounded for a 43-0 victory
over Chamberlain in an East
Division game at Eastern.
Bennett. who quarterbacked
the Ramblers' undefeated jun
ior varsity last year, connected
on payoff tosses of SIS and 20
yards. He also ran is yards for
a touchdown.
Eastern was upset, 1870, last
week by Phelps after winning
% straight league games. Will
liam Jamerson. the Ramblers'
star halfback, sat out yester-
days game with a leg injury.
Evening star., 1962-09-29

LUTHER JACKSON 0 o o 14-14
JENNIE DEAN - 8 0 0 o. q
Jenie Dean---Lewis 8. run (run failed
Luther Jackson-Gaskins 1 (plunge
tpass. Naylro to Woods.
Luther Jackson-Woods 8, pass from
Evening star., 1962-09-29
BLAIR NOTCHES
FIRST VICTORY

Montgomery Blair, defending
champion in the Montgomery
County League, finally got into
the victory column last night
by defeating Bladensburg, 24-0,
at Northwestern High School.
Quarterback Walt Robertson
passed for two touchdowns and
scored one to lead the Blazers
to their first victory in four
games. Both teams went into
last nights contest with iden-
tical records of no wins, two
losses and a tie.
Evening star., 1962-09-29

DUNBAR -----l2 o O 7-ia
cARDOzo ------ o o 8 o. 8
Dunbar-Dempsey 2. run (run failedl.
Dunbar-Bell 4, run trun failed).
(kick failed)
DunbsT-Hpnt 81, pass from Dempsey
(Bell rum.
Evening star., 1962-09-29

Hioa Hioa foiET RTSF - : 3 &ls
High Point--Aks s, pass from ReaVii
(run failed).
High Point-Bickley 3, run CBickley
Rich. Mont.-snowden 8, run (rur
failed.
Rich. Mont.-safety CHigh Point back
tackled in end zone).
Evening star., 1962-09-29
HORNETS ROUTED
BY LONG RUNS

Lane High School of Group
la hit Herndon of Group 1-B
early and often with long
touchdown runs to rack up
a 45-12 victory in a football
game played last night at Char
lottesville. 1t was Herndon's
third loss in four games.
Evening star., 1962-09-29
EASTERN
CHAMBERLAIN

EASTERN is l4-43
CHAMBERLAIN o o o o. d
Eastern-Dean II, run Moore rum
Eastern-Moore 20, run trun failed).
Eastern-Safety (Wise tackled Cham
berlain back in end zone).
Eastern-Wise 80, run Moore run)
Eastern-Bennett ] 5. run tWise rum
Eastern-Green So. pass from Ben
nett (Wise rum.
Eastern-Andrew 20. pass from Ben
nett Zones run),
Evening star., 1962-09-29

MADISON -----0 o 8 0 o. {
ORANGE --- 8 o z l3-26
Orange-Jordan go, run (run failed)
Madison-Shotwell 2. run (run failed
Orange-Jarrell IL, run darrell run)
Orange--Jarren A, run (run failedl
Orange-Landis /. pass from Bickers
(Kube, pass from Bickers).
Evening star., 1962-09-29
BULLS GETS TIE
WITH WOODWARD

Stu Miller hit Mike Terry
with a 6o-yard touchdown pass
in the third quarter yesterday
to enable Bulls School to gain
a 6-6 tie with woodward Prep
at Bulls.
Woodward's touchdown came
on a 40-yard scoring pass from
Richard Clifford to John
Bauserman with II seconds re-
manning in the first half.
WOODWARD PREP o 6 %
BULLS SCHOOL - 0 8 o-6
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 40. pass from
Clifford (run faiIed).
Bullis-Terry 90, pass from Miller
(run failed).
Evening star., 1962-09-29

Blair-Hale IA, run (run failed.
Blair-Robertson /, run (run failed)
Blair-Crismond "a, pass from Robert.
son run failed).
Blair-Dreisen 25, pass from Robert.
son (kick failedl
Evening star., 1962-09-29

BELL q o g a. q
WILSON o o 8-I3
wilson-Iswindells 4. pass from Cross
Payne kick).
Bell-Bowman Ss. pass from Burns
wiison-cross 80. run fkick failsdl.
Evening star., 1962-09-29

Wynn 25, pas from Moore
Smith kick.
W-Lr-G Wynn "a, pass from Moore
tkiek failed).
"a, run (Flinchum rum.
W-L-Gertman "a, run Smith kick).
Evening star., 1962-09-29

GEORGETOWN PREP 8 - O-26
sIDWELL FRIENDS % o o.
(Fenwick rum.
Prep--Abbo IS with tumble (pass
failed).
Prep-Mente l. plunge Ckiek failed).
Evening star., 1962-09-29

raham (run failed,
Evening star., 1962-09-29

Benedictine-Moats ]
Benedictine-Moats
rum.
Benedictine-Dolan
failed).
Evening star., 1962-09-29

MI. Vernon = GoodfelloW. recover
olocked punt in end zone Xxi
failed).
Mt. DEMONSTRATIONS IL, pass fro
Graham (run faiiedl
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Evening star., 1962-09-25
VD Increasing
In D. G. Schools,
Doctor Reports

Veneral disease is increasing
in the city's schools, q District
public health official told q cit
izen group last night.
DR.. Aston b. Greaves, SUPER
vising medical officer Of the
District Veneral Disease Pro-
gram, told the Northwest
Boundary Civic Association
that the increase is due largely
to ignorance about the disease
and unwiIlingness Of parents
to discuss the problem with
children.
The evenings second speak
er, Peter s. Ridley, District
Recorder Of Deeds, urged sup
port Of the Negro Community
Council. He described it as q
co-ordinating body for organi-
cations, including the Fedora
ton Of Civic Associations,
which share a common goal.
A resolution was offered by
the executive committee
urging that officers Of the Fed
Grafton not hold office or take
an active part in the council. 1t
was tabled for future discus
sion.
The meeting was presided
over by association president
Frederick z. Evans.
Evening star., 1962-09-25
N.W.CounciI
Dissolution
Deboted

Eleven members Of the
Northwest Council Of Citizens
Associations last night debated
q resolution to disband If
stronger support and interest"
did not come from other mem
Der associations.
The resolution to dissolve the
council-which represents nine
citizens groups and ls full
time delegates - was pro-
posed in May when some long
time participants became fed
up" with the lack Of interest
by other member bodies.
The council intends to send
copies Of the resolution to as
sociations theoretically rep
resented at the council saying:
"either interest and attendance
at council meetings increases,
or it disbands.
Without backing, the whole
idea Of q community associa-
ton is worthless" said Charles
Murmeister, the groups secre-
tary. Generally, he added, only
about 10 or 12 members attend
the monthly meeting.
A decision on whether to
continue the organization is
expected next month, when Of
ficers Of other member bodies
report the councils stand to
their groups.
Each section Of the Washing
ton Metropolitan Area has such
councils representing citizens
groups.