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Evening star., 1943-03-24
j. 5. Now Can Build
1000 Ships a Year,
Says Admiral Land
Muri.ime Commission
Heed Awards Yard M
At Chester, Pa.
sy a Staff Correspondent of The Star

Dy a Staff Correspondent of The Star
CHESTER, Pa, March 24.-The
United States now is prepared tt
produce 1000 merchant ships a year
Rear Admiral Emory S. Land, chair.
man of the Maritime Commission
declared here yesterday, as three
more big tankers slid down the way.
of the Sun Shipbuilding g. Dry Docl
Co. into the Delaware River.
Admiral Land was here not only
to watch the launching of the biz
tankers that will help supply the
fighting men of the United Nations
but also to award the commission
IN" Victory feet flag to the COM
pany and merit badges to its 81 ,0Ot
workers for their shipbuilding record
In building 46 ships in 1912 20,
surpassed the requirements in youl
original schedules" Admiral Land
told the workers. LAS these schedules
were shortened, you kept pace with
the new requirements. The auspi-
cious start you have made in 1874:
indicates clearly that your goal OF
double the number of ships you
produced in 1912 will be met"
Others at Ceremony.
The three vessels launched yester-
day are the Churubusco and the
Buena Vista, built for the Maritime
Commission, and the Georgia, built
for the Texas Co.
Others who joined in the cere-
monies were Gov. Edward Martin OF
Pennsylvania and Senators Davis
and Guffey of the Keystone State.
Admiral Land closed his speech
with this laconic bit of advice:
God gave us two ends, one to
think with, one to sit with. Whether
we win the war depends on which
We choose. Heads we win, tails we
lose.
Reminding the workers that thou
sands of their friends and neigh
bors have gone to the fighting
fronts. Gov. Martin added: when
you get them back--and if you get
them back-depends largely on your
own efforts"
Senator Davis said, These three
tankers which 60 down the ways at
q single stroke speak more for the
progress of America and for the
craftsmanship and ability of man.
agement and worker than all the
volumes that can be written or all
the words that can be said"
Halls Production.
I'm this launching that takes
place today all of you associated
here today may take unbounded
pride in the fact that your con-
tinuing efforts will give no aid or
comfort to the enemy" Senator
Davis continued quite the con-
trary. The master strokes of pro-
duction which you as American
workmen are striking can only serve
to make inexorable and clear to our
enemies that the days of Hitlerian
heresy and Tojoan treachery will
soon suddenly come to an end"
John G. Pew, president, and j. N.
Pew, jr.. chairman of the company
board, also spoke at the exercises.
Expanded from to % shipways,
with numerous adjoining shops for
the fabrication of raw materials
into parts. the Sun layout along the
Delaware River is believed to be the
largest single shipyard in the world
a beehive Of activity "a hours a
day.
One of its recent undertakings
was the establishment of an all
Negro shipyard, which the company
hopes eventually to man from top
to bottom with colored skilled
craftsmen.
Evening star., 1943-03-24

mobilization. according to this In
formation, brought about by . series
Of strict security orders from the
occupation authorities. Workers and
clerks must leave their places OF
work one at time, and everyone
seen in groups is liable to imprison-
ment up to IL years.
If the groups are of . political
nature, sitter penalties can be IN
fiicted and the leaders can be
punished with death.
In reprisal for Greek guerrilla
Evening star., 1943-03-24

said, will add gardening to their
duties. farming q Victory plot near
the Idaho Prison. 81
The Governor challenged county
commissioners throughout the State
to organize similar projects among
their stats and compete against tho
Capitol employees,
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Woman Bottle Net Maker
To Use One Naming Ship

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND. Oreg.-The woman
who wraps the bottles which are
raped against the ships at launch
ing is going to launch ship.
Mrs. J. H. Melvin of Portland
makes her living weaving the con-
tainers. She says it takes three
days to fashion the net. It must
hold the bottle while it is whammed
hut must not cushion the shock and
prevent the bottle from smashing.
Mrs. Melvin will christen a sub
chaser.
1T used to make me sick to see
all my work ruined in an instant" ="
Mrs. Melvin said. Now l only
hope I break the bottle"
Evening star., 1943-03-24

there is not enough synthetic rubber to
make these tires available to you now,
many are on the road today, still adding
mileage to their amazing records. Some
have already gone over 10000 miles:
That's why every car owner should Be
vitality interested in this new B. F. Good
rich 'hrst"-the first synthetic tire ever
approved for use on any U. S. airline:
Think what the tire on an airliner must
60 through. The impact Of landing IN
s-ton giant! The speed necessary to Lift
the plane off the ground. The ground.
control needed to turn and stop it. So
there's the answer to the question, "Can
America make good synthetic tires?':
America can! America has! And remem.
ber, they're B. F. Goodrich Silvetowns.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
Here's the biggest news yet for Americans
who have followed B. F. Goodrich success
in development of synthetic Ameripol tires

. For the first time, synthetic tires have
been approved for use on commercial air
lines by the Civil Aeronautics Administra.
ton. This approval is granted to B. F.
Goodrich on the basis of extensive tests
made by the company, plus the perform
ance of other types Of B. F. Goodrich syn.
thetic Ameripol tires now in actual service.
B. F. Goodrich tires have flown on
transport planes since the beginning Of
commercial aviation. 1t was only natural
Evening star., 1943-03-24

that B. F. Goodrich would tackle the prob
lem of building synthetic tire that would
meet all the extra safety factors 50 essen.
tial to airplane performance.
The experience in man-made rubber by
B. F. Goodrich goes back II years. The
first tires made with synthetic ever sold to
American car owners came from B. F.
Goodrich, They were sold to hundreds of
bssiness concerns and private car owners
moaths before Pearl Harbof. Although
Evening star., 1943-11-07
HOUSES FOR SALE,

CHEVY CHASE, D. C-Sl2. 300.
Livingston st. twest of Conn. ave.)-s
rms, pa baths large liv, rm., fireplace,
= bedrooms, 2 scr. por., attic with servant S
room. built-ln garage, oil heat, new S-cu.-
IT; refg., stove, cabinet sink; house in ex-
cellent condition. Ideal tenant willing re-
neW Ils lease, lease, approved ceiling, S110 Call
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WOODBRIDGE, D. C..

OPEN SUNDAY. 4 TO SPM
2a16 18th ST. ne, "a block to r. l. ave. n e.
= large rms. dinette, kitchen and bath;
in neW-house. condition, best equipment;
nice lot. double garage: S10.750. terms.
Also large stucco bungalow with rms
and bath on 1st H.; > rms. and u bath on
End A.; oil heat, wide lot on main thor
oughfare; only $500. Shown by appoint
ment only.
1881 r. /. Ave. NE. NO 1908.
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OPEN TODAY 1915

ZIZ E ST. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Ideally sit
s?3-ft. brick must be seen to be appreciated
large rooms, > baths oil heat garage
qecp lot. etc. Completely reconditicned
ldeai I nome or investment. Priced for only
YOUR NElGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. 5400
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WOODSIDE PARK-S14,95O.
Beautiful GrOundS-An Aero

A rare opportunity to purchase 1ne
home-center-hal plan-in Immaculate q
condition; block from transportation
mere are 3 lovely bedrooms and bath on
clouS screened porch overlooking the
grounds an extra room In dry, airy base
ment suitable for gameroom or lounge)
ana there Is a complete bath adjoining
Ihorough insulation is another feature of
inns TINS ATTRACTIVE home-also 2-car garage
WIN lool shed attached. You will marvel
az lhe grounds, the choice variety of
SHADE trees, shrubbery, lily pond and the
secluded wooded nook with its fireplace
tot Mt plcnics. BOSS & PHELPS Exclusively
NA 93uo. Evenings and Sunday, call Mr.
ShaCkelford Slipo SGOS >'N'A -'4i E
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NOTICE.
SIT 500.

Beautiful center-hall four bedroom,
s-oath home, brick in the heart Of the
Md, midway. between the Chevy Chase
CLUB and Columbia Country Club. This
nome was built by, one of the finest build
Inc mouse IS approximately seven years
OLD and was built at time when the finest
material was available The mouse is now
too large for the owner and il vol, are
Interested in the purchase of a real home,
ms is an opportunity that you should
not pass up Call WI 1HSa
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arlington, Va" Home
Wltl "a Acres of Ground

With Is Acres of Ground.
An unusual and individual rambling type
Eariy American white brick home. Situated
a, a. hleh elevation in beautiful 7s-acre
lanoscapeo setting. First floor: Attractive
entraAce' large living room with lovely
hrep!ace dining room, paneled lst-floor
rfom nfeoroom with huilt-in hunks. artistic fre-
p1ace' ' ahd private bath tof course. this
perIeclly EQUIPPED kitchen Two lovely bed
rooms ano tile bath above This house is
IN every modern detail Buiit1in saraSe
frlce. sls,50o furnished owner may
consioer selling unfurnished To inspect
Mr. MRIGur cL o-cn
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IDEAL

Home plan. Z rms, hedrm.,
bath. den on / st f.; brk. con-
struction. copper screens and
cutters, oil heat. wooded lot.
Attractive surrounding COM
munity. 30 Minis. downtown,
blk. to bus. 2716 Bellvue
ave, Cheverly, Md, short
dis. beyond Peace Cross.
Open Sun. 2-5. Cali SH.
1896, if no answer SH. 6160.
HELEN H. VEIT.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
1890 7th ST. NV.

Row tap. brick in good cond., 3 rooms,
incl. inc. porches. heated; kit. and pam
try, stove, refgr. and Venetian blinds, coal
heat, new boiler equipped for oil. which
unit is included. but not attached; front
porch and yard. Priced to sell quickly,
S9,so0, Shown by appointment only.
ACME REALTY CO.,
Exclusive Agents,
1115 18th st. NV Elk. 3O43,
Call Mr.. Rosenthal Evenings, RA IIos.
BRIGHTWOOD-VACANT
Near sth and Longfelow nw.-A nice
6-rm and bath home, new-house condi-
ton, hot-water coal heat. brick garage
Sell furnished or unfurnished. Move right
ton. call LARRY o. STEELE. RE. O493,
EN- 63l5.
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GLOVER PARK.

A Semidetached Brick at $9l5O
Here's your chance to buy modern
prlck 6-rm. house, about years old
conoltlon. All rooms are large There's
pienty Of closet space. well-equipped
hdcneh, ~ concrete front porch the base
aho lavatory. Possession may be had in
a eaSonable time. Very convenient to
Reasonable terms. For appointment to
inspect. call Mr.; Lorenz, RA 1921.
PAUI 2. STONE EYcluSire ann,nt
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MT. VERNON BLVD.

Three miles from Alexandria Beautiful
detached brick on large. level lot: 3 bed
| rooms and bath on second floor, living
room with fireplace, bright dining room
and kitchen, powder room and side screened
| porch on hrst floor. Detached garage.
Mr.. LoweTy, IA. 1876
| ERODE & COLBERT INC
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DETACHED BRICK

Side-hall entrance with side porch: q
rooms, tiled bath house only 3 years old
In better-than-new condition. Owner oc-
cupied. insulated throughout storm win
COWS. oil heat; close to Transportation.
Exceptiona buy at $3.50. 1907 Hilton
ave, Takoma Park Nd SE 112s
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HOUSES FOR sALf.

BETHESDA, MD.-$8,95O.
2 BEDROOMS AND BATH, FIRST FLOOR.
Brick, Cape Cod. 2 bedrooms, bath
connections, End a.; modern Kitchen; slate
roof; Bryant gas. air cond.; lot 10 IT.
deep near school and bus. WI 2635.
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rooms, all brick. detached home nice
YARD, Duilt-in garage, screened porch off
a1ihing loom, , bedrooms. . baths den or
tth Dedroom over garage. Stairs to attic
Mnld room and bath in basement VIII
sen furnished or unfurnShed and give
,f,a ifnmeaiale possession. Call SH. 1859
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3-BEDROOM BRICK

In the wooded section of Chevy Chase
Nd, only years old. Large living room.
powder room, air-conditioned heat, doored
attlc, attached garage convenient loca-
Evening star., 1943-11-07
HOUSES FOR SALE.
DETACHED BRICK HOME,
SII YER SPRING MD

Sl2,5O0.
rooms, baths, modern: oil heat;
near every convenience: gas refrigerator.
built-in garage, insulated. screened, copper
cutters, metal weather-stripped, furred
walls, slate roof
POSSESSION NOV. 18th.
Inspect by appointment only with Mr..
Brill, Wisconsin 7lO5. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H St NV National 234h
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LOVELY VIEW,

Facing the Bannockburn Golf Course on
Wilson lane in Bethesda, almost new
white brick with large living room, dining
room modern kitchen, library and u bath
on first floor; 3 large bedrooms, . baths
on second floor; hoored attic, recreation
room and maids room with bath in base
ment oil air-conditioned heat, attached
garage, screened porch; high wooded acre
Of ground. , blocks from streetcar Owner
transferred. Early possession. Call Mr.
Smith,
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POTOMAC AVE. NV
OVERLOOKING pOTON6AC

A spiendid brick detached home built by
owner lor his own use Seven rooms and
Pan. pan tsVatory. on Isl floor; G. E. oil h-w.
ueat, y p l. earaRe5 full foored attic; lot ~
ci5y z5y immediate possession. Cali Wo'
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LAKE FOREST-Sl7. $50

An executives brick mansion, 3 years old
and of prewar quality materials and mas
ter craftsmanship ultramodern: Sas-flred
furnace, h.-w.h.: master bedroom. living
room full width of mouse. fireplace Over
] acre Of land fruit trees, gardens, giant
oaks. Fronts on Monroe Chestnut 1ld
Walnut SITS. known as 81 03 Monroe St ne.
Open today. Homer Hunter, EX. $40,
MI 1872
Evening star., 1943-11-07
LYNHAVEN RESALES.

Live in conv. Lynhaven and be nr. your
work; Only 20 min. by bus Q0c fare) to
the Pentagon Bldg, Printing & Engraving,
Asrlculture. We have several resales. the
result of Job transfers and retirement
one in particular is a prewar-built brick
"a block from bus, containing rms %
pedrms.' tile bath. full basement, auto
neat. screened front porch Favora bly,
priced at Sol 90. Easy terms Possession
WITHIN 10 days. Call Mr.. Ivey, TIE. 26OO
AID. S6SS. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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SCOTT CIRCLE.

One of Washinetons finest rooming houses.
located OH Mass ave. NV, contains 15
large rms, baths: garage. Appearance
the best of condition, completely furnished
Income over $500 per month. Reason BILE
down payment includes business and prop
erty. Terms less than rent D. c. approved
HERBERT e. SONS, REALTORS.
SIS East Capitol St. Ii. 0I29.
Evening star., 1943-11-07

Spring Valley, $23,950.
Corner Property on One Of the HIGHEST
Elevations in Washington.
Immediate Possession.
Beautiful 4-bedroom and 2-bath all brick
nome OF stran-steel construction, contain-
ing living room. dining room. Kitchen.
large basement. gear garage, automatic
heat
Appropriate for diplomat. executive or
Before you purchase your home, be sure
to see this one for comparison.
Sun. Ewes. Phone co. 08OO,
Ext. 119.
w. G. & A. N. Miller
Development Co.,
Developers of Wesley HEIGHTS and
Spring Valley.
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. Or 446l.
Realtors and members Of the
Washington Real Estate Board.
(oontinusd on Ne1s Pase.)
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4633 GARFIELD ST

WESLEY HEIGHTS
y impossible TO describe beauty of this
nome IN garden spot setting (built for
tnc owneri; $50 900 Call Mr. RT:OWN
AID. 1nl |, exclusive agent W ~
Evening star., 1943-11-07

Indian Spring Estate
A pretty corner brick home, almost new,
containing six large rooms, bath and
shower elaborate kitchen and dinette
fireplace, oil air-conditioned heat, large
corner lot; immediate possession. You
VIII love this home
DI 81 90. BEITZELL l5lh K ST NV
Evening star., 1943-11-07
BETHESDA BUNGALOW

5-room brick. newly redecorated. with
hnlshed second floor fenced yard. Immedi-
ate possession. Convenient to everything;
$3.50. Call Mrs Taylor
ALLIED REALTY CORP WI RR4Q
Evening star., 1943-11-07

i, SS;n5o; s. ooo cash; moyinG to Florida;
~ 21S:aa; e susora9s asas sArass; A.
Evening star., 1943-11-07
BUNGALOW.

Chevy Chase D. C.. near Rittenhous.
st rms, attic, 2-car garage owner
leaving city. Call EN-. l"g0 Sunday and
55O4 Conn ave
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Allied Realty CORR. Wi. 6b49.
Near Chevy Chase Circle,

N'y NAAoSS VA wv
100 EAST OXFORD ST.
Detached English Colonial stone front,
7 rooms. > baths, full basement attractive
floor plan Priced for quick sale, SIS
800, allowance for redecoration open
from TO y Sat and Sun. See or call
Mr. Burr, MI 607s
PAUL P. STONE.
Evening star., 1943-11-07
INCOME BARGAIN.
NEAR ST. GABRIEL S.

OPEN IH-J.
400 9TH st. n nw.-Imme date possession,
move in at once: 6 large rooms bath
garage, rec. room, gas hat, insulated and
Weatner-stri ipped: a home YOU would be
proud 10 call your own; $3.50. terms
Alex K. Anderson g. Co. EX. 5000
Evening star., 1943-11-07

18th st. Extended.
Beautiful location on tree e-shaded lot.
tust, of 18th st. in the detached house
section
owner has purchased farm and asked US
to make immediate sale of this property
II Is OF masonry construction and con-
bedrooms bath, sunporch, large basement.
Inspect this property ard make offer as
we believe it can be purchased at a price
that will be very interesting to you.
PHONE OR. AGA.
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ABBEY PL. NE-S5 $50

Row brick In nice condition 3 bedrms.
and bath built-in garage, gas h.-wh I'M
mediate possession Near transportation.
Mr.. Lowery, ia 1878
BRODIE L. COI,RERT
Evening star., 1943-11-07

One of the finest old homes in this town
house section. Placed on a lovely tree
shaded lot l30X120 feet, with private
driveway. it has exceptionally high CELL
ines and large rooms throughout, is espe-
cially suitable for elaborate entertaining
Come out to see the arrangement and
realize the atmosphere of this product OF
100 years ago, Mr. Morgan Will try to
answer your questions
LOUIS. P. SHOEMAKER,
1719 K St, NV. MA. 116o.
Evening star., 1943-11-07

Chevy Chase, D. c.
I haven't seen this home but have
been told it is a real bargain. Six un-
usually large rooms, , baths real center
nail. large covered porch, full basement
with clubroom and fireplace and lavatory,
garage and nice lot. Don't fail to see
Dl 300. BEITZELL 1918 ST NV
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-27
Plan Of Organization OF
School Board Good Job

;m.,,.' me superintendent, can p;r,;r.
,, 'S III discussion and has u yu:n.
,,,,., on'puoiief is supposed ,u M.
" III meetings ot the board ,,,d
d .n.er INTO the discussion I,.,
e"eS not have Il vote. ''
As elected cducn,iun,I L,..,i
ny ih'ehdcnt Is designated ms ,hn
~: si,uNrShail Tor education. Sp"clf,r.
""y nc Is to organize and Supcr,.i.,.
m'H""c'lona! policies established Ia.
the board. by
comptroller is responsible .,,
H''ioihS all funds. allocatinn ,,r
""cicrS. administration Of wori;
",Sn compensation. sick Leave and
"'hcf mechanics OF school ad,u,ri..
""'''h' arrange with the division -
p'ncnil>r and contract for buyinr mn
suppress. including textbooks. and
"'S charse Of textbook rentals. In
cooperation with the state auditor y
snail be responsible for ,uidi,inn nj.
Sch""i iund accounts. Subicc, 80.
course to ,hr primary authority at
me board II" shall have iurisdi;;:n.,
~ an Nchorl transportation r,:t,rr.
iiClholilG establishment nI b,i.: rnll...
l." AVOID any confusion or d;mIi-
t''i"h IN the twilight zone bc,yrcr
,i'H'fur'i"nai and fiscal admiuis;r:,
non. II IL provided that both thn ca.
Hcfin""dcnt and the cumu,rulI.. sinh
l"In,iF sign Ill vouchers issurd tn.
inc payment al money for any .c;,YuI
purpose. In It few Instance; whr,.
me superintendent is rmpuvrrrJ II,
'iW I" draw acquisitions lipuu ,,,n
stale auditor. the cumptrolirr ,r,Is.
'"'tn'"r-IGn them.
tn" ri"n - believed to draw -;
r'c"! line "i dcmarkatium between
aH'Ie$ OF the two official. as cu,iln
u" GiAWu without making II = -.
renee resulting IN dUp!lratluu .n |
'Hti"n. The elected state si,pcrir.
'hd"ni uuiranlsS the ;pp.rIu...,I
'"iIip(I"l!cr. only IN that Is 4 ,.,,,"..
M'niHrr al the board nv r,unrts iii
i''!lN IL IN" governor and is ,n,. 49,.
""hN'd spokesman for the dem.
hicht OF rducation. The Cum,,ir,Ir.
reports /, the board. rut ,u ;h, ..,.
prrinlrnd"U;. Tine prestige uI r.,.l,
Is maintained IN Scent, prupm.,s.,
The superintendent has pcrhaps =:
His more "hOuUr: the cumD,ruIIr,.
mas perhaps u little more actual ",,,-
'hnriiN. since mos, of the pruhl",r..
VIII be in the iicld of fiscal admin
lStrIiiun.
othcr items in the organization
plan deal mostly with iutrabuar,i &c.
hNitE. Five outstanding committee;
are provided. Al least two of which
VIZ! taNr over ulIi!cS @! the ;tut.
textbooks commission and HE yU:-.-
'!"hhl education commission. w'i!cl
agencies were abolished after adop-
tion OF the central school board
amendment 10 the constitution. Two
others. on finance and school nr:,
trans portai!on. Will do that par. q.
IN" job formerly done by the ar....
abolished state school commission
Ire !IIlH committee Is To handIc CO.
uiicaiiun of teachers. Except rs suc
Critically authorized by the board m
commIitcc shall have power OF iina!
action II will repnr; iu the fIll board
Therein lies the Capitalization OF au-
thorIty and elimination of cross pur-
pose activity inherent IN the old .yS-
tom. Formerly the vOcatIui:-i- .Ircl.
tlonal group and the pi.rchasc and
rental textbook commission had IL.
dependent power OF final action.
Tie second Thursday ul ra.l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-27

hi"li'h was adopted as regulaI meet
IL" Nste ., H.c board Nth y,1,....
E'"h i'r calling tuccilnps by the cha. :.
man On ms own motion ug by Il:
Seeretry upon demand ul a mcmhr..,
''Nc days written notice beng &c
quircd
PROVISION Is made Tor hearings III
iecliiiG The school system. and il :
e;ipha'!caily stated mat all hearing
snail b. publicly held" No vu,.n
ny proxy Is allowed. and all vote
are viva Nucc unless some mctnDr.
requests Il record vote on "A seer,
ballot.
Inc organization plan was adup:c.I
'a'c Monday night after the hrs.
ura'' mad been presented two wcy..,
ociofc and had been carefully stud
leu ny each member and thoroupnlv
discussed IN three long sessions MOI
gay. II Is not regarded by any men.
eeE oi the board Us perfect Or .nl.
h'U'ihie: II Is recognized as pioneer
"iS ana experience may require mod
i"ai"n on elaboration III Suin 49,.
Ni>,"nS. 1t is presented by tine board.
anu mas been accepted by olnrGs ~.
nave studied II. as woiNauI,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-27
Two Opposing Groups
o. School Thought In
State View "Atlantic
Charter" Carefully
In the Sir Waiter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
Nv LYNN INSECT

3, ,i.l. May 2T-Carcful Study ~:
T... ...n ii organization adup,cd ~.
a.. stale SCno"l Board his week
.I 80 Ill t1!c a..y "ruUnt TO-.
u.trta registered by in;rnsr ;,ar-
81. g.. u"c or the other :nat /,
...... the elected State .s;,pcrm,cn.
30 high class clcrli" and the
,....utisl - "GlurI:ICd nuu.':rrDcr. ="
..,., has been Il long tim" .,l,d, no,
....,,u tac men IN tho rH;J"rtiy-
uui octwCc, Tdhcrru'- al W.,
. ul ;n.u&nt over the State,
. Hh,ih"r professional! school
g.. Zee g. busi"c&.. mra Should run
... ,4ruIs.
v document approved by the
..u4 ;nr. week. iacctiuisIy termed
... atlantic Charter. ;nhicycS
' 49, rualtIDlS balance ~ could
g.. ped tor. r.XtrrmiS., on both
.u, .'.l not like il. bu 1t is be-
....' HAT the &rcat mass of eli
49,. "Rn" constitute patrons Of the
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