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$NJOYIXG LIFE at Las Vegas, Philip Crosby (left) and
54ndra Drummond and Gary Crosby and Felecia Atkins
gre constantly seen together. They are showgirls at
ropicana whose star is Eddie Fisher (center). Dennis
(Crosby, another son of Crooner Bing Crosby, married Pat
Sheehan, another Tropicana showgirl, last April 5.
Friendly Attitude
Wins Over Students
In Tough Group'
Fditor'x note: This is the second
of three articles about New York's
"700" schools for Its worst Juvenile
delinquents. In the first article
Patricia McCormack wrote that the
special schools appear to be help
ful to the disturbed children.
By PATRICIA McCORMACK
United Press International
New York (UPD Mrs. Pau
line Cagen recalls with a
shudder the first day of class
es last March at the "700"
school of which she is prin
cipal. Her pupils were 60 girls
who had been suspended from
other schools because of their
hopeless records as juvenile
delinquents.
"They shuffled in, wearing
tight, short skirts," Mrs. Cag
en remembered. "They didn't
look at you. You never heard
such obscenity and never saw
such venom.
"But we wouldn't repri
mand them. I told my teach
ers: be deaf, dumb and blind.
They're trying to get you to
react."
The undercurrent of hate
was still there a week later,
when one girl snarled at the
principal: "Hey you, I got a
birthday tomorrow."
Mrs. Cagen said she would
remember, but the girl re
sponded with a remark ex
pressing profane skepticism.
'Happy Birthday' Chorus
The next day came and
with it a cake and a chorus
of "Happy Birthday." Now,
the girl smiled a little and
said, "Ya didn't forget."
The principal took the cele
brant aside and told her that
in her home, "we give a lucky
. Passport Measure
Meets Opposition
. Washington (UPD Presi
dent Eisenhower's request
that Congress restore the State
Department's authority to
deny passports to persons
with Communist ties or sym
pathies ran into opposition to
day. , Three witnesses told the
Senate Foreign Relations
Committee that legislation
was unnecessary. A pending
bill would nullify two recent
Supreme Court decisions that
the department cannot deny
passports merely because of
an applicant's political beliefs.
Prof. John S. Toll, chair
man of the University of
Maryland Physics Depart
ment, told the committee that
"using political: criteria"
would "do more harm than
good" to the nation.
David Rein, representing
the National Lawyers Guild,
said the legislation is not de
sirable now but if the situa
tion changes, "It can be tail
ored to meet particular prob
lems and needs."
Harry I- Rand, Washington
attorney who has represented
persons denied passports, said
the administration "would
shift to the applicant the bur
den to prove that his activ
ities and presence abroad
would not impair the conduct
of our foreign relations or be
inimical to our security."
MOSCOW RECREATION
London (UPD Moscow may
make it rough on Western
envoys to Russia by keeping
them running with new diplo
matic notes, but now it at
least is trying to make their
off hours a little more relax
ing. Moscow Radio announced
Sunday night that a hunting
and fishing center for the dip
lomatic corps has been op
ened about 80 miles from
Moscow on the shores of
. Moscovsky lake. v
- PUBLISHER DIES '
London (UPD Viscountess
Rhondda, 75, publisher of the
right-wing magazine, Time
ad Tide, died Sunday. A
leading suffragette, she was
the daughter of D. A. Thom
as, later Viscount Rhondda,
an industrial organizer. ...
penny" when someone has a
birthday.
"Here's my lucky penny for
you," she continued. "You are
at the crossroads. One road
leads to hell and it's a rotten
life. The other leads straight
up. Only you can make the
choice."
The girl took the penny
shyly. Mrs. Cagen told her:
"In our family, we always kiss
someone on their birthday."
Ice Broken
Tears rolled down the girl's
face as the Principal brushed
her lips across the flushed
cheek.
The ice was broken. For
the rest of the term, the girls
were cooperative, doing their
work sewing, typing, read
ing, writing, drawing, even
engaging in - dramatics in
contented groups.
For the principals and
teachers at the "700" schools
set up for 300 boys there have
been comparable changes.
How to accomplish them, has
been an education to the fac
ulty. Principal Irving Boroff re
called that he once publicly
commended a pupil who was,
out of school, the "prime min
ister" of a gang.
Learning About Selves
The boy later took Boroff
aside and advised him:
"Don'tcha know that I'm big
in the gang, that I can't do
nothin' good. When you tell in
public that I did somthin'
good, I gotta live it down."
The 360 boys and girls at
New York's "700" schools are
learning about themselves
notably that they are indi
viduals with emotional prob
lems. One day, several boys were
looking at a picture painted
by Van Gogh. One lad remem
bered seeing a movie about
the artist. "Yeah," chimed in
another, "he's the guy who
cut off his own ear."
At which point, a third
pupil remarked quickly, "He
musta been disturbed."
(Next: A Student's Appraisal.)
Troubleshooter in
Talks With Rebels
Beirut, Lebanonl-UPD-U.S.
diplomatic troubleshooter Rob
ert Murphy opened talks with
the Lebanese opposition today
in a new attempt to bring
peace to the Middle East be
fore U.S. forces get involved
with restive Lebanese rebels.
Murphy, who came here
last week as President Eisen
hower's representative, made
his contact .with the opposi
tion after the heaviest shoot
ing since the Marines landed
Tuesday broke out in Beirut
this morning.
The. fighting was between
rebels . and pro-government
partisans, the rebels said.
No Marines were involved,
but there was fear that the
Marines could be brought into
the fighting even if by accident.
Do you know what
Frankenstein said to
his teenage son,
"Frankie" (he always
calls him Frankie)?
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