Evening star. [volume], September 18, 1946, Page B-2, Image 23

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School Board Weighs
Instructor White's
Appeal on Rating
The appeal of Robert A. White, 62,
a manual arts Instructor at the
Jefferson Junior High School, that
the unsatisfactory rating given him
by the principal of the school be
changed, was taken under advise
ment by the Board of Education’s
j Grievance and Complaint Commit
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j hearing.
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no control over his students, was
lacking in his teaching methods and
did not have the temperament to
handle the age group of boys who
attended the school.
Records offered by Mr. Smith
1 showed that Mr. White, who has
: been a teacher in the District school
system since 1924, had been trans
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January, 1944. During the two and
one-half years he served at the
school, his performance ratings were
lower and lower, Mr. Smith said.
“I never saw the man until he
came to my front door,” Mr. Smith
testified, "and had nothing against
him. But it was only in his shop
that we had the terrific breakdown
of morale among the boys. I gave
him more time than all of the other
teachers together in an effort to
; help.”
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port I deserved as a teacher. I never
j would have had this trouble."
Mr. Gilligan. at one point in the
heated hearing, told John H. Wilson.,
I chairman of the committee, that!
he "could get witnesses to collabo
I rate Mr. White’s claim that the j
principal was out tq get him, but
that they were afraid to testify j
because it would mean their scholas
! tic death.”
I The committee said it would take
a week and possibly two weeks be
fore a ruling could be handed
down.
Junior Police to Open
Carnival Tomorrow
The Junior Police and Citizens'
Corps will open a 10-day carnival
with a parade at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow
from Thirteenth and S streets N.W.
| to a let at 2134 Ninth street N.W.,1
the site of the carnival.
The parade will be led by the
organization's 40-piece band. The
program for the 10-day period will
include dancing to music of the
Anacostia Junior Police Jazz Band,
exhibits by the Twelfth Street YMCA
j tumbling team, a neighborhood pet
show, grab bags, a show by the Stu
dent Theatrical Guild, finger print
demonstrations and a “crime does
not pay’’ exhibit.
Child's Curiosity Is Basis
Of $40,000 Damage Suit
A childs curiosity formed the
; basis of a $40,000 damage suit filed
i in District Court late yesterday.
The suit was filed in behalf ofj
Betty Lee Connelly, 4, of 4218 Slea
ford road, Bethesda, Md., through S
Mrs. Daisy Lee Connelly, her
mother.
The action charged that the child
suffered injuries to her Angers last
April 5 when they caught In the
front of an escalator in Sears Roe
buck & Co.. 4500 Wisconsin avenue
N.W., named as defendant.
The action, which requested jury
trial, was filed by Attorneys Charles
E. Ford and H. Clifford Allder.
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