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The Senator said that pre-
sumably he met his death
there, but American officials
were not too sure Of the de-
tails as to whether he was
executed by some trigger
happy military forces.
Asked about reports that
Diem and his brother had
sought refuge in a church,
Senator Fulbright said there
was mention Of the fact that
they were or had been in a
church.
Secretary Rusk told the COM
mittee the United States had
no advance notice Of the coup.
although there had been ru-
mors for some time Of impend-
ing trouble. 'T'-s-" ''~
The Secretary reported that
those who executed the COUP
we're making good progress to-
ward establishing a government
and the Secretary has great
hopes we will be able to rec
ognize the new government In
the near future"
Senator Church, Democrat of
Idaho, who attended the COM
mittee meeting with Mr.. Rusk,
said he personally 'hoped and
expected" that the new gov
eminent in Saigon would get
early diplomatic recognition
from this country.
Hopes for War Victory
I'VE have cause to hope that
the new government in Wet
Nam will be able to rally the
people on the home front so
that the war against the Com
munists can be wen on the
J jungle 'front.'" Senator Church
: said. -sl1
While Mr.. Rusk was meet
ing with the Senators, the
South Wet Nam Embassy an
nounced that Ambassador Des-
lignate Do Wang Ly has been
called home for consultation
with the new provisional gov
Iernment.
The Embassy will be headed
for the time being by Counselor
Phan Khac Rau.
All other chiefs Of Wet Ma
fnese diplomatic missions have
lbeen similarly called to Saigon,
a spokesman said.
Mr.. Ly arrived here on Octo-
Der z, but has not formally
presented his credentials to
President Kennedy.
i He was Ambassador to New
Delhi before he was named to
succeed Tran Van Chueng, who
resigned last August in pro-
test against his government
nti-Buddhist policy.
There has been speculation
Mr.. Chuong might be asked
to resume his old post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05
DIEM
Cycle of Violence,
Revenge Repeated
Rebels Arrive

their presence and their will
ingness to surrender.
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Children Give Cheers

Early this afternoon a United
States Army sedan drove
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05
Mansfield Asks
u. 5. fOAsseSs
Ifs Asia Role

Senate Democratic Mans
field today called for a re-
assessment Of American poll
cies toward Wet Nam and
Southeast Asia.
He cautioned Americans
against regarding the over
throw Of the Diem government
as either a victory or a defeat
for this country.
1T is neither" the Senator
continued. 1T is more an in
exorable development in the
tragic postwar history of the
Wet Namese people"
Senator Mansfield said that
II q reappraisal shows the
problem in Wet Nam has been
primarily one Of an inadequate
government. the change should
lead to q reduction in the COM
mitment Of United States
forces and aid in Wet Nam and
Southeast Asia.
He said 1t should also result
in the emergence Of q respon-
sible government attuned to
the needs Of the Wet Namese
people, an improvement in the
relations Of Wet Nam with
Cambodia and Laos, and q
growth in mutual commercial,
cultural and other friendly re-
lations between the people of
this Nation and the various
Asian peoples"
Safe Conduct Offer Told
Earlier, Chairman Fulbright
Of the Senate Foreign Rela-
tons Committee had said in
formation has reached this
Government that the generals
who engineered the overthrow
Of the South Wet Nam govern
ment had offered President
Diem safe conduct out Of the
palace II he would surrender
but that the offer was rejected.
According to Senator Full
bright. the offer of safe con-
duct was made to President
Diem over the telephone, with
q number Of generals joining
in the assurance.
RELAXING the story Of Wet
Nam, as given to the commit
tee today by Secretary Of State
Rusk, Senator Fulbright said
that, when the white flag was
raised, the rebel troops found
that Diem had left the palace
and bod gone to q house in
the suburbs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05

The only other member Of
the old government named to
the cabinet was Tran lie Quang,
Mr.. Diem's minister of public
works and communications. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-06

For business pleasure or dress cotton sho sleeve shirts
afford top comfort appearance and the best tor rugged
strength Choice of spread collars in Sonfoized cotton or
bvton-down oxford CLOTH In white only sizes l4 to l6 The
perfect shirt for summer looks neot all duy longs Sove
%Nodmvn shhnos
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Quality Suits in Mems Sizes 36.46
Sturdy fabric construction, fine tailoring
details in the latest potterns and colors.
The finest qUoliY, style and luxury. in
wool worsfed. Handsome styling for fodoY's
modern living. Look neot and trim all doY
no meter how busy. Permanent ereqse
penis.
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auto, GOOD cond., s6g5.
TAKOMA FORD

7o26 CARROLL AVE. ~. $1,000
FORD 49, XL cow, 4O5 h.p.,
speeds. black with white TOP, rec
interior, low mileage. Perfect cond
cal 30l-349-4071 after 8 pm
E0RD 80 Fairlane 800" auto
transs z and h., p.s.. very goot
cond. So9b. 726-2o53 ewes.
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h. good ecnd., sl.7e5.
TAKOMA FORD

1AhOMA FUND
T02B CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
D0RD 1860 Fsirlane $500 Fordor
sedan, auto, excel. eond.. excep
clean, pvt. owner. SS95. 765-6069.
FORD 80 oalaxie sedan, VS., :.
and h. Blue with white top. /
owner, 10000 mi. A chance 70
get. clean. late-model car 81
2nd-car price. Sale price. Ss99.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 'e2 Sports Fury. RAJ
diQ, power steering. Wv, Low
mi. ~. 1000. Call MA. 2-Ol35.
PLYMOUTH '5S VS. club sedan,
r. and h., auto. trans, ideal End
car. S406, low as sos On.
L. =. srkuART cHRYsLER CITY
$500 Wis. Ave. EN-. $4,000
PLYM. 'b3 2-dr.. T. and h., stand.
trans, clean inside and out. runs
good. rood tires, S13b. 1916 4Oth
pl., cor, Bladensburg rd., colmar
Manor. Md.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

81 conv., new top, new
clutch, r. and b., good cond,,
$500. VIII. 2-3359 after Q.
PLYMOUTH 80 Savoy sedan. g.
cyl motor, powerflite, r. and h.,
Al condition. Weekend special.
5000.
TRIANGLE FORD
3010 r. n Ave. NE. Ia. g-IO0S
PLYMOUTH '57 hardtop, S2e6,
cash. terms. trade. HERSON'S,
Sth and o SITS. NV. DE. 2-4700. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

FORD go Fairiane 300" VS.
automatic transmission. Tudor, 2.
tone blue, radio and heater. $500
cash 30l-743-76d0
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LEE d. BUTLER

FORD '63 oalaxie "500xL" con-
vertible. auto. 7. and h.. p.s..
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FORD $50 Fordor hardtop. Z. anc
iGmss SHist 'sss 4s5s F IA ehsEes
PARSONS, 2110 Nichols ave. sc.
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FORD SO Fordor sedan. VS. Gus.
tomltne automatic, Wv tires, r
and h., peri. eond., $3.50 or besi
offer. 337-S216.
FORD $50 Fairlane Fordor, auto
trans. PSI I; and b.. $500. Cal
pm. DI. 7-1674.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMoUTHs. 1858 and 1857 bust
ness ooupes. 10 TO choose from,
block finish, low mileage. 0-cyl.,
heater, auto. trans. Excel, transp.
$40. HtllWood ave. and Lee hwy,
Falls CHI, We. JE. 2-230O.
PLYMOUTH '5s V-6 4-dr. station
wagon, 7. and h., auto. trans, va
cation special S595. low as sos
down.
L. p. sTEuART CHRYsLER CITY
1890 Wis. Ave. EN-. $4,000
PLYMOUTH $50 coupe, VS., auto,
r. h., p.s. Only S1,006.
AIS MOTORS
valiant-Plymouth- Chrysler- Imperial
1910 WILSON BLVD, ARL,, VA,
ia. 2.4102
PLYMOUTH 81 coupe. VS., auto,
r., h.. p.s. Only S1,095.
AIS MOTORS
Valiant -Plymouth-C hrysler- Imperial
1910 WILSON BLVD, ARL., VA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13

FORD IS Tudor. stick shift. VS.,
Just passed inspection. spotless q
tone. Immaculate inside and out.
Q very unusual car, guaranteed.
only $795. With good credit, only
$40 On. and S49.44 monthly
REINEs MOTOR CO., 1910 vii
son blvd. Arl., Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD so oalaxie. gray body, red
uphol, T-Bird eng. only 1000
mi. a excel. tires. S1,260 cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
ROsenthaI

FORD ~ Country Squire Bypass.
wagon. q real steal at S596. SIC
down and S31 mo. for 20 mos.
PARKWAY FORD. 5000 M st. NV.
FF 3-02Ob
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1921 21st 81. NV. FE. 1924
FORD '57 Fordor &c." auto. S275.
Cash, terms. trade, HERSONS.
Sth and o SITS. NV. DE. 2-47O0.
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Oln1Stead

1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-e5OC
FORD '53 convert, p.s.. :. and b.
5000 s soon,da; Sl7b or best offer
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'OR3'Uj jiI:SlfNi

7o4 W. Broad St., p. c. JE. 4-2422
FORD '5S retractable hdtp, white,
Ike new, loaded, 1,095. Must sell,
leaving country. ~, 9-23l2.
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and SPECIAL PURCHASES
Friday
toys
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

WNSHINUIVN STVkE UNIV
IS Snoopy Suzy musical bunny doll,
Orig. 2.9s--------
20 Doll hotboxes, pink and black
ORIG. $l----- -4se
IS Bubble gum banks. Orig. 81, see
Is Little girls sewing kits. Orig. ST,
4se
ToTS-Wushtnston. Fourth Floor
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LANGLEY PARK ONLY

80 Mems knit shirts, short-sIeeved,
not all sizes or eoIon. Orig. 2.ee,
i.ss
MEMS SPoRTswEAR-LonOl,v ss,k
ana ShtriiHptoH, First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26
rugs
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

Continuous fiIoment l5x7'7 nyIon
pile gold. Comp. 1902 $50
Wool loop pile exl2, beige and
sondoIwood tweed. Orig. 1890,
SIS
AeriIon ocrJie plush pile, Grey,
9xl2. II perfect would be lo7 40,
SIS
! Wool and royon Administer ruo,
gold and beige, l2xs'6. Comp.
IUI .45
Textured wool pile exl2, tur-
quoise. Comp. iol .ss--------$5S
Continuous fiIoment sol nylon
pile exl5 butternut. Comp. lse. rs,
ST
l-5ol nyIon pile, exl2", sondoI-
wool. Comp. 5l.37 -----$66
7-Armstrono vinN oeeoIon, exI2"
rugs, broided pattern, asst. eeIors.
Comp. 1895 -----$I0
RUGs-WdshinstoH store Only.
Fourth Floor
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cOrSetS and
braSSiereS
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

WASHlNSION SNSNS WV
"a Short-Iins bros, beautiful styles,
mostly black. Sizes 52-4o. Orig.
sos -----I'SS
"a Junior-styIe Lycro@ Spondex
puII-on foundations, 32-54-3e. Orig.
laos 6.2S
u Junior cotton knit pull-on panty
eirdIG. Orie. SOS. Size, petite &
,noolI ----2 .ss
7 PuI-on lacy cotton elostie ponty
airdIes, S. N, Orig. S5-e.s5 s.ss
7 PulI-on panty eirdIes, brief and
leg styles. S, |. Orig. 3.e5-- 2,ss
4 PuII-on Iee-ponty oirdIes, S, N,
in lyereo Spondex. Orig. s.e5, 4.ss
10 side-hook cotton mesh eorter
belts, w, sizes 26-27-2S. Orig.
3e5 ---.--see
s Side-hook cotton eyelet oirdles,
sizes 1889. Orig. S. Lao
20 Full figure and overooe figure
type foundations, sizes 32-46. Orig.
l3.5o-lS.50 -----.e.S $50
7 Longtime stropIess nyIon loce bros,
sizes 34-36-3s-C. Orig. 6.95, 800
z Lightweight panty oirdIes, smolI
size. ORIG. 7.e5-ll.e5 -.-- 4.ss
coRsETS AND BRAsSiERES-
Washington. THIRD Floor; Langley Park,
Sseo16 Floor: ShiriinstoH, First Floor
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mems spOrfswear
SHlRLINeTok STORE ONLY

20 TurtIe-nsek sweotshirts, long,
sleeVed, worried eolors, not oil sizes.
Orig. 5.SS 2.ee
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china and glassware
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

ls Imported 7-pieee liquor set.
Orig. 1898 6.98
lS6 Imported Stockholm stemwore,
assorted Sizes. Orig. $2--S5e
l52 Imported RoyeI Willow gloss
wore. Orig. 81 --SSe
z Dinner sets, 62-pe. French
limoges, service for H. Comparable
205.70 1900 $50
5 Dinner sets. 7o-pe. service for ".
Orig. 24.95 ---.-Is.e5
1872 Imported 6-pe. eolored stem
ware sets. Orig. 3.e5 -----2.95
CHINA AND qLAsSwARE-
Washington Only, StIth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26
gifts

WARRINGTON STORE ONLY
7 Stock tobies. ORIG. $lo-4-.Sy
2-3-ponel screens. Orig. 1895,
Vonity bench, pink cushion.
O19, D[O
! eross Iovebowl. Orig. $40, $2S
10 Do-it-yourself ortifieiol flower
arrangements. Orig. l4.e5 - 4.sS
2 Imported woven boskets. Orig.
$40 -------Sio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26
stationery
WARRINGTON STORE ONLY

6 Bulletin boards. Orig. 4.es--I.ss
500 ceIloehene pocks Christmas
cords. Orig. 4se- Tor 4se
400 Christmas Gift wrapping Paper.
Orig. sec for SEE
200 Rolls Christmas Gift wrop paper.
Orig. $l---------- soc
II Money clips. Orig. $l------2Se
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lingerie
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLIN6Tok

u Estro-sizs nyIon trieot slips.
White, sizes so and 81. Orig. S.,
i.es
~ Extro-size nNon trieot slips, dark
eolen, sizes 4s-so-S2. Orig. 50,
3.ss
~ Estro-size nylon trieot slips, dark
eelors, sizes so g 81. Orig. ST,
2.ss
II Cotton shift gowns, bold print,
small, medium. Orig. 50 ----2.ss
"a Cotton shift gowns, bold print,
broken sizes Orig. 81 ---- 2.sS
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WARRINGTON sroRE ONLY


81 Boys royon and Docron9 poly
ester flannel, beIted sloeks. Sizes 4
ond 6. Orig. 2.99 81
5 Girls snowsuits. sizes 2-5-4. Orig.
l2.e9-l7.ee ------SS
5 Tot girls 3-piece corduroy sets,
sizes and 4. Orig. 5.ee----2.ss
10 Boys slack sets, sizes 3-4-5.
Orig. 5.99----------- 2.s9
" Girls cotton blouses, broken
sizes. Orig. .s9, and $50 soc
8 Girls cotton sIoeks. Orig. l.3e.
soc
TOTS AND TopDLERs, SHOP
Washington Only, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26

mems furnishings
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGTok
27o Mems silk and silk and syn
thetic ties, wool lined, some tipped,
bor-tocked. Stripes and potterns.
Orig. 2.5o-3.5o - see, Z for 81
WASHINGTON 3 LANGLEY PARK
80 Fomous-noke short sIeeved
shirts, vorious eolIor styles, fobries.
broken sizes. Orig. 4.25-$5,
I.ss, Z for So
80 Dor aprons, bright eoIors. ORIG.
Z,S9-5.9S --i.9s
Street Floor LaHsley Park, Pirst Floor
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLIN6Tok
Bathroom
Ensembles
So Orig. 80
S9S %
1000 viscose royon 3 DC. bath
room ensemble. includes: | Ap-
prox. SIS bathroom eorpet; z
matching lid cover; 3. 1890 utility
rug. Moseic tile design for any
decor.
LiNENS-.wGshtnOton. Third Floor;
Langley Park. FIRST Floor;
ShtrltnGton, Second Floor
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quilted comfort
WARRINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlN6ToN

Solid color oeetets cover with 75%
wool, 259o unknown fiber filling.
Wonderfully warm for winter ehiIls.
Soft 10 the touch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Third Floor;
Langley Park. first Floor;
ShtrliHotoH, Second Floor
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WARRINGTON,
LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlN6ToN
special purchase
imported leather
gloves
1900 pr. ~
UnIined novelty styles, sizes 6-e.
White, black, beige, brown. Also
fur lined and ocryIic fiber leoth-
ers, Beige, block, brown. Sizes
6h-s.
GLoVES-Washtn0ton. Street Floor;
Langley Park, Shtrltnston. First Floor


notions
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
so pr Metal points creosers, odjust-
obIe. Orig. 44c pr. 21e
IS MetoI peg racks. Orig. 2.Ss, sse
" Plostic jumbo dress boys. Orig.
2.os --i.@s
4 Metal clothes rocks. Orig. 5.es,
i.4s
20 Strow hats. Orig. 81 and So, see
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Only. Street Floor
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bedroom ensemble!
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

- Washable royon and eestots
antique Sotin bedroom ensembles.
Twin-size, embroidered top, Voried
coIors. Orig. 24.ee---------i4.s9
20 Two-tone solid color matching
traverse droperies. pleoted 40" to
70 pr. 30" long. Orig. $50 and
oo9 S,e9
IS Embroidered pinch pleeted
matching Volonces. Orig. 500,
90. 2.se
DRAPERIES AND UPHoLSTERY-
Washington Only, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

"a Polomos OF brushed fIonnel
blend 0oeron poIyester-eotton-
Orion eeNIie-nyIon. Asst eolos in
the group, l4-2o. Orig. $40, 500
5 Short gowns, brushed flannel, NJ
l-xL. Orig. So -S.ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Third Floor.
Lsnsisy Park, Burlington, First Floor
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printed llillOn
curtains

WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
0oisy-desion Doeron9 pelyestsr eur.
toins in worried colors.
IS Double flounce tier style panels.
So" long. Orig. 4.e9--------i.sS
80 Matching fIounce-style volonces.
Orig. 2.99 --------99e
DRAPERIES AND UPHoLSTERY-
Washington Only, Fourth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-26
linens
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
Linen toblecIoths, assorted posteI
eolors in open we've rose design.

LiNENS-Washtn0ton Store Only,
Third Floor
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WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlN6Tok
Is oorooe shelves with lockoble
eobinet. 72slsx34. Orig. 1899,
1885
! 6oroee. shelves with IockobIs
eobinet. 64xlSx34. Orig. 1899,
S.6e
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3IDAY BARGAINS

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlNGToN
cosmetic bags
to S0c q ~On4
'pIus 1879 Federal Tax
Cosmetic bags, Vorisd prints with
Upper closing, nnoisture-p proof lining.
Pick up several for Gifts!
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLIk0ToN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

to their wishes They take serious view of turning
out the lights.
THE most vicious aspect" they say, RS that it
puts pressure to perform in some way on children
who really aren't interested in misbehaving''
Could this parent-spOnsOred misbehaving be
justified on the pretext that whatever happens on
home grounds is likely to be innocent? A recent
probe into the unsupported rise of alcoholism among
teen-agers by DR.. Frederick Hudson, director of
The Acute Alcoholism Program at San Francisco's
Presbyterian Medical Center, contradicts this as
sumption. Youngsters start drinking because their
families make alcohol readily GuuiLGble around the
house, DR.. Hudson found. The youngsters are just
as hooked" if they had learned about liquor in
the corner saloon.
So what's the answer to turning out the lights
at parties? The answer, in my opinion, should be
loud, firm ''No!'' by Nom and Dad. Parents credit
their l0-to-l3-year-olds with more common sense
than they actually have. They're not mature in all
other decisions. Why should they be considered
mature in this respect? In their secret hearts, the
kids themselves are waiting for their mothers and
fathers to take stand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13
A star athlete and sports expert
steps out of his usual field to give
some advice to parents. When the
kids call for lights out" at aparty,
he says tell them "NO!"
By KYLE ROTE
By KYLE ROTE

lHE PARTx's going full twist in living room full
Of l0tolS-year-Olds. Mons in the kitchen master
minding the refreshment department. Suddenly the
kitchen door bursts open and in walks the youthful
host
Hold off the sandwiches, Nom, my friends
want me to turn the lving-rOOm lights of now," he
or she announces. "You and Dad can wait upstairs
And please, don't walk through the living-rOOm.
The kidsn think you're shopping"
Now Nom has heard rumors that this custom
of dousing the lights at parties was 'n'' with the
young adOlescents But having trusted to luck that
her child would never present such an ultimatum,
she's completely unprepared to cope with the situa
ton. Dare she risk the head-on clash that might
result from an Out-and-out refusal - with all the
"unpOpularity" that goes with being wet blanket
and party-poOp? Can she weather the look in jamie
or JOhnny's eyes the next morning when they
reproach her for being square?
Most Mons can't stand that thought = and
I'm sorry to say, neither can lot of Dads.
That's why, today, there's trend all over
America to turn the living into a sort of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

an adult who makes his presence felt"
There's an old proverb that says, "As
the twig is bent the tree will grow" In
my opinion there are too many twentieth
century parents who are afraid to straighten
out their little twigs. -THE END
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

= much less serve as stage-designers by
switching off the lights.
Fred and Grace Hechinger, authors of
the book, 'Teen-Age Tyranny" think per-
missive, hght-dousing Mons have completely
misinterpreted modern psychiatry to mean
that children will be hurt by any opposition
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hOme-sweet-hOme tunnelof-lOve for pre- and early
teen-agers.
During these moments of total eclipse, parents
must be neither seen nor heard. Nom and Dad just
grit their teeth and sit grimly on the sidelines,
wondering what the kids in the blacked-out living
room are up to. Then, after ten minutes or SO,
Junior gives the 'AllClear" and the grown-ups are
again allowed free run Of the house.
My interest in this business stems partly from
the fact that have l2year-Old SON of my own and
mostly because Of my work sports director of the
National Society for the Prevention of Juvenile
Delinquency.
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Respect Is lost

am not an old fuddy-duddy. | am not even
looking at this problem through the eyes of my
great-geat-grandfather. It's enough just to be my
fathers to feel the sting in the seat of my pants
at the thought of what would have happened if
at the tender Boy Scout age of II, had had the
nerve to suggest that my Dad and Mother go part
ners with me in turn-Out-the-lights scheme for a
few sneak kisses.
think something would have been permanently
lost = their respect for me and mine for them
had they spinelessly agreed to go in on the deal.
Itstrue that children are going to do what they
want whether we like it or not. The point is that
parents don't have to sanction forbidden activities
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No party without an adult

Parents must have the courage to establish
rules and set limits for their own children" the
Hechingers remind us. ''There should be no teen
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