Evening star. [volume], June 25, 1948, Page A-15, Image 15

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Inspector Richard H. Mansfield, director of The Star’s
School Safety Program, greets some of the 700 safety patrol
members he entertained at his tenth annual “safety jamboree”
yesterday. —Star Staff Photo.
Mansfield's 'Safety Jamboree
Delights 700 School Children
More than 700 delighted school
children were the guests of retired
Police Inspector Richard H. Mans
field at his 10th annual “safety jam
boree” for school safety patrols of
his old command, No. 9 Precinct.
The director of The Star’s School
Safety Program himself was the fea
ture with the crayons and drawing
board he has carried with him to'
almost all the city’s schools during
his decade as a safety salesman.
The inspector, who turned his full
time to safety after retiring as chief
of detectives in 1942. drew laughter
and cheers for his expert cartooning
of characters from his traveling
“safety circus”—Ginger and Leo,
the lions; Honk Honk, the bicycling
elephant, and others. But it wasn't
just fun. With each line went a
safety rule, and at one point the in
spector even sang a song about
traffic lights—to the tune of “Jingle
Bells.”
“How about the old elephant?”
ha asked his eager audience, all
members of the Inspector's "Safe
ty Carefuliers.”
“Yes!” in a chorus—and he magi
cally appeared, even to the crowning
! “new look” of nail polish on his
toes. Even 5-year-olds couldn't
help laughing at that.
“But we know he never rides on
the handlebars,” the inspector cau
tioned, along with a half-dozen
other warnings in quick succession.
Many ware the sad faces when
the artist cut short his drawing.
But they brightened again when a
string of cartoons and comedies
came on the screen. Afterward
there was free ice cream. .
Assisting Inspector Mansfield was
Pvt. Joseph J. Junghens, safety co
ordinator of the precinct, which has
more schools than any other In the
city. The party was held at the
Atlas Theater, 1331 H street N.E.,
through co-operation of Frank M.
Boucher, Kogod-Burka Theaters
general manager. Mrs. Ida Clark
played the piano for the safety
singing.
Movies in Film Car
Entertain Troops
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coats-of-arms of the visited towns
are used as decorations. Films
shown are mostly shorts—newsreels,
comedies and travel.
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