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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

uNFUHNISHED SMALL HOUSE---ProfeS-
sAyAI "a aI'sF wife aa ana children Yrs
and sndsa months M zdss need s-bedr0om unfurnished
HOUSE OR APT, unfurn, NV G nearby
Va; Navy captain; wife and son; Tor j
DfPLoMAT desi,es esq. s-Dearoom. e NJ a-bath. fur
niShed or unfurnished house or apartmsnt;
n n ana " S Si4
GeVEhSmENr sSf tEs% 'R ExEeJrfsR e aS.
needs 2 or 3 bedroom house, unfurn.: best
isa ocia Wants
furnished house before June 30: outside
town; years lease; good references. Owens
ADVANCE RENT-American ofhcial. inter-
national organization. seeking pleasant 6
Or or room hogse;; Bethesda; unfurn pre-
REGuLAR ARMY OFFICER, 3-year- old
child, expeetant wife, desperately needs 2
or bedroom house or apt, preferably un-
bond. RE. 800. Ext. 3797. or DE. 06a7.
ARM s eh es assrss aa fssfoea
re- $685. Ext e 0aataasa 55 ana apt to pGaSa
MANTEp-3.bedroom house for adults
II. COL, REGULAR Army, Just returned. s
sshooass eh or BEDROOM Ds house
Or or apt apt. fuIn Or unfurn Prefer Wiz yi5ainia
94l9, working hours Monday Through
ADVERTISING MANAGER, wife. good
children. urgently need , or 3 bedroom
qnnlnrnished 1nfn house; care guaranteed. WI
PHYSICIAN desires to rent house. or
bedrooms. will sign long or short term
3 OR BEDROOMS, Chevy Chase or vicin-
ity: permanent and responsible; maximum
$i59. $i59. MRS. HUNT, ordway 244l,, OIL
.-3 BEDRMs., unfurnished; superlative
care; permanent residents; can exchange
fs Arnssa house ttS o.
IS; Fn fpEaished /. sHER6gR; pf: ss45 4:
house: within rs miles Of D. G; $IS5
max; good care guaranteed. AT. 5ss5,
PERMANENT GOVT. EMPLoYE needs at
once. or bedroom furn. or unfurn.
Id zI. .aa ebs e:ss s40 ssss
apt; once telephone. Elk. $3.50. Ext. ,576.
sEtpKaKSAi; REGULAR ARMY COLONEL, perm ms as
sss oeal 0qsf 9sfs or e. Ext gda
Of ans S IA fsSs un
nished @ house r Of Of i've rooms or more; good
PERM. Pfl M AssiGNED iGs It,, wife, s-yr. daughter
need s-bedrm. house: conv. trans: SIS un-
furn. Best care guar: refs. any location
considered. CHI. 9454 or Box 267-z. Star.
15s
PERMANENT RESIDENT. wife, daughter,
age IL, need house or 2-bedrm apt. NV
sect, preferably unfurn.; will pay up to
S5Ts % %&p;h1z Ezt 2" sos Or Of 'sis VT ?sss: si
UNFTRNIsHED HOUSE or apt within 10
miles D. c. for ex-Navy It., wife and
three children; will sign 2-yr lease. Cali
MR.: DINSMORE. 8 am. to 4:3O pm,
weekdays. TR. $3.50, Ext. 81. 49,
HOUSE or apartment, furnished or un-
furnished. needed BY small family: Virginia
or Northwest Washington preferred. RE.
Being BENZ EviCTED MAY 1st-Desperately
need 2 or 3 bedroom, unfurn or par
TALLY furn house for Army major and
family. RE. $780, Ext. 6772, MAJ
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ROOMS EURkIsHEp-Northwe,,.

HOTEL EMERY, 1912 G ST. NV, two
rates. Singles. ST so to s.. 80; doubles
S2.60 to 81; elevator; room phones and
24-hour switchboard service RE. 1917
6IS ii ST. N.W.--Clean nicely furnished
rooms. phone and maids service: daily
S1;5u up: weekly, Sc to SIS per person
isao RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.w.-Exclu-
sive guesthouse: beautiful spacious rooms:
transients only: S. each daily and spe-
eisl weekly rates. Ex. 0l44 IA
CHEVY CHASE. near Conn. ave. bus-20
min. to downtown! S14 week; l gentleman
only. 3S16 Military I'd. EN- "123 Ia
1855 EUCLID ST.-Lady to share spacious
twin-bedded front rm.. So expos: pvt
family; lge. closets; phone; excel transp.:
reaS. IA
1913 10th ST. Gaytonia-Rooms newly
decorated. singles, $3.50; doubles. S4;
i7os NEW HAMPSHIRE AyE.-Lxe dDle.
rm.; SI2 wk:; also triple, SIS wk
MASTER BEDROOM, pvt. bath: pvt. gen.
tile home: also single room; u blk. express
bus: gentleman GE. 6SS5 after q. -16
HOTEL PARK HOUSE. 9O9 18th st. NV
blks- Greyhound: ssles.. $40; dbles.. S14
rk.; trans. rms, 81 .50-S3 day. EX- 1866
po96 ard ST. N.w.-Larse room, suit for
I, next bath; c.h,w.; pvt. home; use Of
eAone: nr. transp. la
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. and s.W.

ROOMS fUKNISf1ED-S.k. and S.W.
s60i BRANCH, AVE. S.E.--Lovely rm,;,, nr.
shower; refined man: restricted neighbor-
hood Of beautiful homes; S36 AT Os51
4102 PA. AVE. S.E.-Lge front rm, well
furn, q windows. lge. closet shower, tele.;
lovely modern home; 1-acre lawn, porches
and shade trees. Ii. 8539. -15
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE will share nicely
furn apt. with young couple; church ref
erences reaured. Call AT. 501S: .-15.
ATTRACTIVE studio room, private bath,
available for 6 weeks; breakfast II desired;
gentleman preferred. FIR. 1886. 14'
pie furn. r:n. in pvt. home next to bath
for 1 or 9 employed young ladies' every
convenience including laundry privileges.
Ii $500. IL
ROOMS, single. double. TR. 32a5. IA.
80 S. CAROLINA AVE.-NiceIy furn.,
large front rm.. twin beds: n blk. to bus:
conv. to carline and theater; 81 a wk
ca. Phone FIR. 1905. -16
COLORED-63S b ST. Sc, APT. Room
for q refined. employed man; can be seen
time
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

HOLLYWOOD MISUNDERSTANDING, bath
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies;
champion cookers at stud. WA. 1924
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends or
longer; heated kennels; pickup service;
veterinary supervision. BIDE-A,WEE KEN
COCKERS-AKC registered. fine female
puppies: S25 each; stud services. SP. 02S3-J.
1858 Lacey ave. Sc, of $500 Suitland I'd.
-15
COCKER SPANIEL, female, for sale, s
months old; affectionate with children; had
leaving country. Call Wisconsin 1896
after pm. 1Gs
ENGLISH Settlers. 3. thoroughbred
Silver Spring 0302. ID
STUD-Fine specimen Chesapeake Bay
retriever. Call WO. 0471. IA
DOGS BOARDED-Private screened runs
and separate kenneling equipped with
Westinghouse Sterilamp conditioning Ex-
cellent food; personal care and attention:
RRoss < SSSd upPes ee hWy fGF saif Rte
near Ceptervilie. Va. Phone Fairfax l. -J-2.
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AVIATION.

LIVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs cemple5e
sHIVERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
Vermont ave. NV DI. 100.
STINSON, $50. new 1947 model for sale
For immediate delivery phone MIR. WILL
LIAM NJ. WRIGHT. SH. 3765.
DON'T OVERHAUL your engine. New one
costs less on Continental Exchange Plan.
Cali COASTAL AVA. CORP, RE. 1888.
IA
sTINSON, Alto. licensed place. new
167 hours WA. 400; Sunday. Hyatts-
vile 0429. IA
BEECHCRAFT, D-17-S, $50 h.p., Pratt and
Whitney, l12 hours. This Is an excep-
tionally good plane. WA. 400: Sunday.
Eyattsville 0429. IA
AIRPLANE and engine repairs at fat. rea-
sonable rates; also want to lease or buy
stearman. SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT.
ALEX $40 liz
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-Mp. and VA.

RIyERDALE, MD.-Studio room. next to
bath; employed, references. WA. SO14.
ARLINGTON, 1901 North Glene rd-sin-
gle rm. for refined gentleman. on buslne.
CHEVERLY. MD.-Double rm., suitable
for couple, with kitchen privileges: new
home; private. Union 1908. -15
room, close to everything; nondrinking
9s; ss$s -, End Rb. M Il; H. Al, Agi, va.-ssle' rm.
1921 9th ST. NO. Arl.. va.-Nicely furn.,
twin beds, conv located between bus
lines; gentlemen or empl couple. CHI. S459.
FURNISHED BEDROOM with kitchen priv
ileges, for couple only; unlimited tele-
MASTER BEDRosoM. nicely furn.: next
to bath and shower; for, . refined. en-
pIoyeds sr peopIs: 11 conv. to transp, So wk.
NEARBY VA.-Two furnished rooms for
gentlemen; convenient to Govt. depts.: pri-
vate home: pleasant surroundings Alex.
is MINUTES FROM PENTAGoN. on Sem
mary Hill: lge., freshly decorated room
for man; ref. required. Call OV. 1878.
LARGE. NICELY FURN. ROOM for or 3:
adjoining bath with shower. GIL. 5215.
CHEVY CHASE, MD-Nicely furnished
room. suitable for 2: convenient transpor-
tation: reasonable. WI. 1920. -15
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-Single room: s.w: S30-S35;
for night nurse. Box 66-Z, Star r.
SETTLED. employed, quiet gentle lady
would like CO nfortable single room in
private home; breakfast if possible; CEN
trail NV. section: refs. Box 79-Z, Star
WIDOW, permanent Government employe
wants unfurnished living room, kitchen
and bath; NV. section. Box 270-Z. Star.
STATE DEPT. BACHELOR wants rms.
pvt. bath. furn or unfurn.; min. Ink
setn. btwn. Dup Cir. and Rock Crk. PIX:
$50 to S75. DU. BAIT, bet. 11-4 pm
Sun. after : pm. Monday. I4s
MARRIED COUPLE desire combination
bedroom living room or bedroom with pvt
bath, CAL At, al55.
UNFURNISHED ROOM wanted by gentle
man. Box :231-Z. Star. l6s
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
(Consk

HELP vET-Can move you days or
nights; trunks. baggage and parcel de-
livery specially. Phone LU. 9139, from
5 pm. until midnight; all day Saturday
and Sunday. -l7
EDELMANS MOVING & STORAGE CO.
ReaS. rates: will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving
storage; local, long dist moving. ia. 2937
CALL LEE-Moving at your convenience:
large or small: estimates cheerfully given
by veteran. RE. 649o. 16s
packing, storage: will
move your trunk or your home: spec rates
to vets. GLOVER TRANSFER. Gil. $780,
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Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e n is are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
tising in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
art m ent owners are
Selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
"Apartm e n is Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
ments, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and if there is
an apartment available-a
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

EMPL. WIDOW, youngish. will share small
house in suburb Md. with neat, appreciative
woman. Separate bedrooms. One blk to
transp RoI Feas stsr Give full details about self
ssBE3RM. EURN. APT, Mt. Rainier: sub
rent May / to Sept. i; S4O0 must be
Paid pps in advance; infants okay. Box
couPLE 70 SHARE 5-rm. apt. with young
lady. Si25 m3nth non l;eoe 1880 Girard st.
EMPLOYED WOMAN between a5-4o Yrs.
old to share beautiful, newly furnished apt
with one other woman; character refer
ences sxch.: nondrinker. Call IA. 1898.
kitehenette ki g, electric refrigeration; share
GIRL to share ir-conditioned apt with Z
other girls: S35 mo. Call after 5 pm,
2515 K st. NV. Apt. 4O7.
302 10th ST. NE.-Man to share large
front bed-liying rm. with another man: use
of kitchen; 81 per wk. LU. 0039. -16
APT. to share with another, lady; refer
area. Call MA. 2630, Ext. ,70S. after $50
pms pdnss Al hApril ,, a. /, Is 1872 & St. NV.
share bath. for young couple; $50 per mo-;
refs please. Also single room. S35. Box
1921. Star.
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APARTMENTs WAArFn.

COLORED . ElIfL- GTRI8, veteran
rms, kitchen and bath, unfurnished apt.
or house; must vacats at once. Cali
COIORED EMrLoYED coUrLE must have
I or room, kitchen and bath unfurn apt.
immed.; good reference. Call LU. 3722.
COLORED - WANTED, 3-bedroom apt: /:
family of s: 3 children high school age:
forced to yacate May IT NO. 03O9 14s
COL0RED-PER1IANEN Govt.-employed
couple desires / or rm. apt. Ii. s513
after pm. 16s
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SAN DIEGO, CALF. for Wash-Modern
turn home there for 2-bedrm. apt or house
here. Call TR, 2S2g IA
WASHINGTON for Richmond-Furn. apt.
bedrm., liv. rm, dinette, kit. and bath,
IS, 80: will exch for | or :, bedrm.. furn.
or unfurn. apt. in Richmond. Box 236-Z,
Star
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1901 GAULT. PL. N.E.-Large single rm.,
aa semlpvt; oath: gentleman: $3.50 week;
LARGE ROOM. good location; $50 Q mo
Woman or gentleman. Jewish home.
$500 LIST ST. NE-Front sleeping room,
double bed; double, S3s: single. S2S q
month: laundry and phone privileges; end
OF express Chtllum busline. RA. 1891.
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HOUSES uNeuRNlsnEp

1910 GARFIELD ST. N.W.-A fine 4 bed
room, 2 bath brick, with lge. liv rm., din.
rn., library and kitchen on 1st.; 2-car
built-in garage: ideal for diplomat. $225
ALFRED TAYLOR 4 CO. CO. 1892: eyes.
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APARrMrNrs SUB. WANTED.

BY EMPI. COUPLE, vet, one-bedrm. apt,
sonnr pess eRdrsn Fl n1n g ean s
MAY 1st DEADLINE, must yacate by then.
Quiet, refined couple. both employed. no
g assad
refs. WI. o16l. 9 to 5. 15s
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

LARGE APARTMENT, very fine; 2 baths,
large rooms. Tiiden Gardens. Connecticut
ave, WO. a129 is
AN EXCELLENT vALUE-complete center
hall bungalow apt home. has 3 exposures,
8 rms, Kit. and bath, 4 lee closets and
pantry: NV. section: can be seen week
days. Telephone HO. $3.50 for appoint
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CATTLE and LIVE STocK

EMAIL SPOTTED PONY, ride Or drive for
boy or girl. 9 to 12 years old j. g.
LEWIS, 6i14 40th ave. HyattsvilIe. Nd,
PONIES {4)-wen broken, will ride ana
hook anywhere; also l pure white show
pony, will drive, ride. Jump. CH. 0O75
WORK HORSE-Very gentle. Silver
RICE RICE WORK MAREs-(s); ! nice rark
horse. These 3 horses are broke, single
and dble. and can be worked by any one:
one sorTel gated gelding; 1 bay gated
horses. One pair of good mules. HILL.
TOP FARM. Fisher I'd. s.e., Temple Hills.
Spruce-0S27. IA
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APARTMENT HOUSES wANTEp.

HAVE SUBST. CASH to invest in mod. apt.
house. not over 10 yrs. old, 30 apis. or
more, NV section preferred. For inamed
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APARTMENTS UkFURhlsHED.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

and bath apt, NJ
cooking facilities Phone Gil. 1900. 8 to
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VETERAN AND WIFE, both employed, urr-
entity need 2 or 3 room apt, furnished or
unfurnished: pvt. kitchen and bath pre-
ferred. FR. 50s2. 1fs
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rroooom room; girls; St5; CO; 3o75: ,-,19
SaSp i5a1 H. f. h0sS AVE. II NW@Room for 9 girls
In share nm, share in double rm., maid
service phone and iaun. privs. co. 6657.
ooi s .fs GEoRea e nus AYE. E rs. Sw enP s yR1
I$ss GAGLArIN ST., NV, front room,
.TsnSR ,,o Rock KS cRHEk nj r. AHkGH 44aS Rp
buslines and Georgia ave- lge. COM
screened, porch adjOins; new furn;. house
e-h.w.; s25 ca. person per mo. GE. 9571.
.sssDs .sss 10th ln ST ,asyz sso
asSeK shHss fI5'I HoTr fO 6s Nc sth b7ts & nv
sf PssPe wfs Ave- EEeeSy Fatsf ey furnished
DBL Ssl rm for couple or . gentlemen. ,Wo.
i4ss CLIFTON ST. N.w.-phone No.
IS fsa PrfIs5heo 18Th sT p NW-Attractively Turn
pefsos peHsls fM Nj On s5eS Snd H. $3.50 per vk ca
NR. sHoREHAM-Twino or dble. beds. in
nersprings. beautifully furnished; bus at
door; ST. AID. 1851. 1918 Calvert st. NV,
coLoRED-lse4 18th ST. N.w.-we have
.hat s o room on YOU are LOCKING for 81 30 and
Re, REALIY dIn CO: branch once,
girl to share room with another girl;
CoLoRED@Se5l 18Th ST. N.w.-Room
for l girl to share with another girl: twin
coLoREb1ai5 eSSI rs a15' IRVING ST. Nw-lFs N.wLFur-
nished rooms for young girls. GE. 50O6.
N. ]. AVE. N.w.IIge.
front room. good condition, to employed
5sinef sSupe sets NTw so %enth hyr
~Laree room next to -bs bath. for single
CoLoRED-Isi6 ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
rm. for quiet. employed married couple;
laun. privils.: no cooking HO. 1860. Il :
COLORED-s64a PARK PL. N.W.-Bed-
rm.,. furn., for refined. employed couple OF
single person: $3.50 mo. ia. 1851. -l5
CoLORED-160I 9Th ST. N.W.-Lge front
room for refined employed couple. NO
CoLoRED-eoe9 18th ST. Nw.-Empld.
couple for middle room. next bath. no
cooking: $40. week Also ] man to share
room with 2Nothers: So. AID. 1892
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

pioyes OF Capital Transit Co urgently
need family housing. II you have a house
CIR apartment with kitchen and bath to
rent to couple CT family with children,
phone MI. 6363. Ext 612. Monday through
Friday, . am. to 5 pm Please do not
phone about furnished rooms without pri-
vate kitchen and bath.
1 OR ROOMS, unfurn., NV. section;
clean, responsible business couple; ref;
no children or pets. Ma. 0775 daily 9-5.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-05
% Teachers Needed
AS Schools Open
Continued from FIRST page)

this time when there were 49 va
according to the state
boards report. Two weeks ago
there were 55 vacancies in the
state schools reported.
There are sufficient number of
for positions dealing
with the secondary school academ-
ic subjects and the elementary
school positions, according to the
statement, but more difficulty is
being encountered in filling the
six manual training, three agri-
cultural, and four art vacancies.
Several of the vocational and en-
richment programs in the schools
will be curtailed because of the
lack of these trained teachers, the
statement said. 1t continues:
while there have been some ap-
plications for these enrichment
courses, the salaries that the state
can offer for these positions is not
attractive enough to compete with
industry's demand for their SER
vices"
Sufficient personnel is available
for the academic programs offer
ed by the schools, the report add
ed.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-05

to such problems as how much
time it takes a fly to climb wall
and too little to the art of living"
Mrs. Manning, who was educated
in state schools and HOmerton Col
lege, Cambridge, is the wife of
William Henry Manning, assistant
at the Observatory in Cambridge.
She taught in Cambridge from her
college graduation until 1929,
when she became president of the
National Union of Teachers, was
placed on the panel of candidates
it supported for Commons and
won a seat that year. She lost it in
1881, spent the next IA years in
various executive offices of the
NUT and in 1945 returned to Par
liament-this time as a member
from the Epping Division of Essex,
part of Winston Churchills old
constituency. She is here on a
speaking tour.
"One of England's plans to meet
the economic crisis is to develop
its agriculture" she said. Eng
land could raise a lot more food
than she does, and we plan to raise
100 million pounds more in the
next five years.
"One of the things that has kept
+ English people from agricultural
production is the backward cOndi-
ton of the countryside - poOl
houses, plumbing, roads and
schools. So to help spur our ag-
gricultural production we must
double the countryside housing
program"
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-05
Coach Predicts Greatest
Football Season in 1947

RALEIGH. N. c. - up - This
year should produce the greatest
football season on record, thinks
Beattie Feathers, who is in his
fourth year as coach of the North
Carolina State WOlfpack.
THE day of defensive strategy is
fast disappearing" says Feathers,
land it is the tendency to lean
more to outscoring opponents than
toward playing waiting game and
letting the other team make the
mistakes.
"Also, this is the last year for
playing freshmen in some confer
ences and most of the schools will
he exhibiting a lot of new talent" +"
says Feathers, who holds the Ma
tional pro Football League record
of gaining 1908 yards in single
season.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-05
BRITAIN TAKES U. :.
SYSTEM IN SCHOOLS
By Adelaide Kerr
AP Newsfeatures Writer


England, which once looked
down on United States schools,
has copied some American ideas to
educate her children for postwar
citizenship.
Phat news comes from Leah
Manning, British Labor member of
Parliament now in the United
States, who says that, as a result
OF changes based on American ed
ucational experiments, English
children now have free education
in secondary Schools which they
did not have before, and that they
remain in school longer.
Until the passage of the Butler
Act, 80 per cent of Britain's chill
dren stayed in elementary schools
until they were IA, when they left
and went to work." said Mrs. Man
nlng, a former educator, who work
ed for the acts passage and who
said that the American, John Dew
ey, had influenced her thinking
more than any other educational
philosopher.
About ten per cent left the ele-
mentary schools at the age of IL
and went into secondary schools
Though the secondary schools
were part of the state school sys-
tenn, children either had to have
a scholarship or pay tuition. Now
under the Butler Act, they must
remain in school until they are
10 and they do not have to pay
tuition. At II they enter the sec.
ondary schools junior high schoo
leveD. So virtually 100 per cenl
get at least four years of second
airy education free"
Mrs. Manning, a vigorous wO
man with sherry colored eyes anC
hair, said that the new system wa!
attacked by some English, who fel
that the plan of giving all thu
children the same JUNIOR and sen
ior high school education helC
back the gifted ones whom they
wanted segregated at IL and start
ed toward "a purely academic
life"
She also said that England
modern state schools are givin,
less time to some of the old edu
cational standbys and more t,
training in citizenship. character
health. religion, and appreciation
of beauty.
This does not mean we shal
slight the necessary education il
arithmetic" she concluded, "bu
in the past we gave too much tim
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-05
GEN. RINARD TO HEAD
v. p. RECRUITING DRIVE
CONTINUED from nrst pagsD

Col. James L.. Whaley, vice-cha1r-
man; Lieut.-Col. John B. Moore,
publicity; Lieut.-Col. j.
James Ashton, speakers; Lieut.
Col. Wallace Cameron, Delaware
Air National Guard publicity; Maj.
Allan F. Kemske, signs and post
ers: Maj. Paul l. DonneIly, radio
publicity; Maj. Herbert o. War
dell, advertising, and Capt. Henry
M. Candy, window displays.
Serving on various subcOmmit-
tees are the following Officers:
Newspaper publicity. Capt. c. c.
Harding, Capt. John w. Ellis, Capt.
Samuel A. Grayson, and First Lieut..
Arthur A. BilOon.
Speakers, Capt. Frederick Her
lihy. Capt. Edward j. Schlotterback,
and First Lieut.. Norman LeFevre.
Signs and posters, Capt. Leon l..
Millar. Capt. Joshua N. Bennett and
First Lieut.. William w. Pierce.
Radio publicity, Capt. Donald b.
Millar, Capt. Joseph ]. Scannell.
and First Lieut.. Edmund s. Mayo.
Advertising, Capt. Bennett, Capt.
Alan Raughley, First Lieut.. Ray
mOnd Holland, and First Lieut..
Raymond Holland, and First Lieut..
James McClOskey.
( Window displays, Capt. Paul
Scott. Capt. Leroy M. Haitsch,
First Lieut.. Francis T. Marshall,
and Second Lieut.. Richard Reiter.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-05
British Offer Reds
Housing Information

LONDON-(P)-Britain has Of
fered to share with Russia the dis
coveries of her scientists since the
war in methods of housing con-
struction, to try to meet common
need for vast rebuilding.
The British trade mission to Mos
COW, which bargained for Soviet
timber for this country's housing
program, has also delivered gov
ernment invitation for a Soviet
housing mission to visit British re-
constructor areas.
If the Russians accept, an an
nounement in the Board of Trade
journal" said, the missions atten-
ton will be called to new methods
of housing construction in concrete,
particularly to types being devel-
oped in rural areas.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-05
Ethiopia FavOrs
Swedish Advisers

q Adds ABABA, Ethiopia : w
-swedes lead the list of advisers
10 the Ethiopian government IN
both numbers and influence. Most
observers believe this is because
Sweden, although far distant geo
graphically, is not an imperlailst
nation and has no colonies in Africa
nor any colonial ambitions.
I There are 140 Swedes in the serV-
ice of the Ethiopian government
and $50 in the country, lncluuihs
women and children. Their duties
range from training the Emperor's
imperiaI guards to supervising gold
mines and doing educational, medi-
cal and missionary work. A swede
directs the Ethiopian air force
Others are conducting a police
school. Another heads ETHIOPIA
most modern hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1947-09-05
MEN ALSO GET
HEMLINE PROBLEMS
AP NeWSfeatnreS

AP NeWSfeatureS
NEW YORK-While women mo-
biliZe for the battle against long
skirts, men are faced with the
problem of highwater pants this
fall.
Predicting that mems trousers
will be two inches shorter this fall,
and that shoulder pads will be
missing from new suit Jackets,
Tony Williams, leading New York
tailor, warned gloomily that the
way things are going, men will
be lucky if they have any pants at
all, adding:
"The shorter trouser with cuff
will barely touch the top of the
Shoes"
A shop catering to college men
reported that trousers shortened
to the top of the socks is the new
rage on eastern university camp
uses.
Commenting on the no-shOulder-
pad vogue. however, LeonOra Cor
bett. well-knOwn British actress
said:
Il don't think it's wise to take
the stuffing out of gentlemen"