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the more experienced instructors
receive $1,000 more than they did
under the former method.
All Counties Give Increases.
The Prince Georges County
brackets are $4,000 to $500 this
year, compared with $1,700 to $2,400
last year for those with no degrees;
81, 400 to $500 compared with $1,000
to $4,000 for those with bachelor S
degrees, and $4,000 to $500 COM
pared with $4,000 to $2,700 for mas
ter's degrees.
Arlington County brackets last
year extended from $1.925 to $4,000
for teachers of all classifications,
Assistant School Supt. Charles J.
Walsh said. This year the scale is
from 1900 to $1,000 for those with
out degrees; $4,000 to $4,000 for
bachelors degrees, and $4,000 to
S4 200 for masters degrees.
School Supt. Weodson of Fairfax
County listed the following salary
advances;
For those without degrees, 1900
to $4,000, compared with 1900 to
81, TOO, spread over seven-year pc
riod; teachers holding emergency
licenses are increased over nine
year period from 81, 1,700-$2, 400 COM
pered with $1,500-$2 200; those with
bachelors degrees increase over a
10-year period from $2,0o0-$2,800
compared with $1,600-$2,300, and
those with masters degrees $2,100-
81, 800 over a 10-year period COM
pared with $1,700 to $2,400 last year
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furniture: and their pride when they
complete the task. Indeed, set Of
problems in arithmetic, challenging
enough to be stimulating and at the
same time easy enough to be solved,
will bring. when finally completed
pleasure and happiness to the pupil
Assign for Success.
Children need to learn how to
undertake a task and see 1t. through
to completion. At this point, the
most skillful teaching is required
for such learning must not be forced
or be established through coercion
The,motivation must be strong, and
the results rewarding in terms
of satisfaction through accomplish
ment. The tasks undertaken-and
this is important-must be such that
children assigned to them may have
a reasonable expectation Of success
The challenge in teaching is this,
that the child may be guided in the
development of his talents, the full
fruition of which can be attained
only through arduous effort. The
school, certainly, is neither rest
home nor place of entertainment
If children are to. be truly happy
and the demands of society are to be
fulfilled, the school must be a lab
oratory, a place of work in the best
sense of the term.
America is the major course of
study at all levels of education. 1t
is the central theme. and motif,
sometimes dominant or again sub
dued, running through all that goes
on within the classroom. It forms
the backdrop against which all edu-
cational activities take place, for
the inculcation of American ideals
in the youth of the Nation Is the
primary purpose and the solemn
obligation of all who serve their
country in its schools.
Love of country through the study
of geography? What child will
learn of our great nation, its vast
plains, it's majestic mountains, its
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4
Pinecrest Elementary School, Silver
Spring, $S0600, and an eight-roonn
addition to Woodland Elementary
School costing s133,7s4, in North
Silver Spring.
Montgomery County schools will
have about 70 new teachers, bring
ing the total personnel in the system
to slightly more than TOO, officials
said.
Prince Georges County faculties
have been increased by about 30
teachers. A recent improvement is
the reopening of the Cheverly- Tux
edo School, which was closed last
year for addition of six classrooms
and a cafeteria. It will not be ready
when classes begin Wednesday, but
about 300 students will move in be-
fore the end of the year, officials
declared.
$500, 900 Expended. )
Arlington opened with a total OF
26 new classreoms which cost about
100000 They were added to the
following schools: Six in the new
unnamed institution at Fourteenth
and South Quincy streets; six to
Walter Reed Elementary School; six
to the Kate Waller Barrett Elemen-
tary School; four to the John Mar
shall Elementary School, and four
to the Bancroft Elementry School.
Two more additions costing $780,
900 are under construction in Arling-
ton. Seven rooms are being added
to the Stonewall Jackson Elementary
School and three rooms to the Wood
lawn Elementary School.
Individual salary increases in the
Washington area reach maximum
in Montgomery County, where some
teachers will receive 81 200 more this
year than in the 1867 term. That
county also pays the maximum sal
ary-$5, ,300-under its new system,
Top Salary Is $3,700.
Prince Georges County has effected
raises amounting to $1,000~in in some
instances, although Arlington County
with top salaries of $4,000, now pays
tQe IllSlcSt IHdhuAuiA ooAoAy' AAAe
top salary in Prince Georges County
is $3,700.
The Montgomery County scale
this year is $4,000 to $4,000 for
teachers without degrees, compared
with $1,7O0 to $500 last year;
$4,000 to $4,000, compared with
81 900 tos$3 900 for those with bach
elor's degrees, and s2.7o0 to $500
instead of last years $2,100 to $4,000
for some others.
Although the apparent increase is
only $1,000 in the maximum
brackets, school officials explained
that as a result of a different meth
cd of allocating salaries, some OF
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teeming harbors that are arteries
for the commerce of the world, Its
inland waterways, its intricate pat
tern of roads and railways without
a thrill of pride or prayer OF
thankfulness for being an Ameri-
can? Love of country grows through
a study of its literature, its music,
its art. 1t is a direct or indirect
outcome of the study of all the
major school subjects.
Finally, as the child grows to
adulthood, he becomes capable, by
means of the education afforded
him, of intelligent participation in
democratic society. Liberty and
the right of self determination
wither and die away in the shadows
of ignorance.
Step lively, then, 5-year-old
Johnny. You are entering upon a
brave and important mission, which,
wholly unknown to you, is of vital
importance to your country. You
and the millions of your contempo-
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CIV. U. Registrations
To Begin Wednesday
For Medical Students

Medical students will be the first
of George Washington University's
expected $4,000 students, an all-time
high enrolment for the school, to
sign up for classes for the fall term
when they register Wednesday and
Thursday.
Registration for other students
enrolled during the 1947 winter or
summer term will be held September
"a and IS; new students will register
on September 26 while general regis
tration will be held on September 27.
Orientation Program.
The first year medical students,
following registration, will begin
two-week period of orientation.
This program, according to DR.. Wal
ter A.. BIoedorn, dean Of the school
of medicine, Is the first Of its sort
offered at the university. 1t will in
clude lectures designed to acquaint
students with medical terminology
and the relationship OF medicine
with the other sciences.
DR.. Bloedorn also has announced
that the third annual series OF ip-
tensive postgraduate courses by the
medical school will be offered from
January 10 through April is, 1948.
Part of the instruction will be given
in the new George Washington Hos
pital, due to be completed by the
first of the year. The guest faculty
will be made up of 100 physicians
from over the country and the more
than 200 students will be graduates
Of medical schools in every State.
The prewar requirement OF bach
elors degree from an accredited COL
lege or university for admission to
the university's law school has been
re-established by the Board of Trus-
tees. Two exceptions to the rule are
students enrolled during the winter
term, 1857, and applicants who
served no less than 20 months in
the armed forces during World War
II and who enter the university be-
fore February, 1949. During the war
students could enter law school after
completing half of their work toward
a bachelors degree.
Glasses in Religion.
Glasses in the department of re-
ligion, established by the Board Of
Trustees last spring, will be offered
for the first time during the fall
semester. The department will aim
to help students gain a wholesome
view of religion and to combine
scholarly and religious ideals so as
to product an atmosphere conducive
to intelligent faith" according to DR..
Cloyd Heck Marvin, university presi-
dent. DR.. Marvin said the depart
ment will not endeavor to prepare
students for sectaxian callings.
The classical languages and litera-
lures department will be resumed
this fall, after being discontinued
during the war. Comdr. John Fran
els Latimer, who is attached to the
staff of the Potomac River Naval
Command, will go on inactive duty
to resume his position as associate
professor in the department.
The university will conduct an
orientation program for new stu
dents from September Is through
October IS. One of the high lights
will be an assembly sponsored by
the Student Council in Lisner Audi
torium at pm. September 90.
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ter-American Training

Indiyidual fnstrucfion, Free Piacement Service.
Or evening courses, open 70 Vets. Ssh year IN Va
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C..
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER T. ls1.

principal causes of death in the
youngsters< group are burns, explo.
sions, drownings, falls and firearms
the council said.
Locally, the School Safety Fatro'
members were preparing to resume
their duties In directing children
across street corners near school
buildings. This safety work by the
pupils is sponsored by the American
Automobile Association as well al
the school system.
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D. G. Schools
(continued From FIRST PAGE ]

lCsOnC1QueQ FTOm F1ISC FdSe.IE
nounced that there would be mo
change in the exterior appearance
Of the schools or the comfort Of the
pupils in them.
Safety Emphasis Begins.
Over the Nation some $4,000, 900
youngsters of elementary and high
school age are expected to return
to school this month
The National Safety Council,
meanwhile, has designated Sep
tember as Observation-Disclosures
month. Accidents, the council said,
claim six times as many lives in the
5-to-14-year-old age group as pneu-
monia. Many of these accidents
ere traffic accidents while other
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raries-that's too big a word for you,
but your parents will understand
are America tomorrow. Your teach
ers know this as they welcome you
at the door of the school. Your COM
munity knows this-that Is the rea-
son there is a school and a teacher
ready to receive you.
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Corning
Continued From First Page.)

things that are easy and simple and
pleasant to do.
Happiness, rather, or shall we call
it a soul-satisfying experience, fol-
lows the successful achievement of
a difficult and challenging task. Visit
an art class; observe children work
ing tirelessly at their easels; note
their pride and pleasure at the COM
pletion of their project. Watch the
absorption with which boys will work
at the construction of piece of
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-06
Fiue Injured

CRIVITZ, Wis, Jan. 5-U.H-
Five persons were injured and
about 20 others were bruised and
shaken early Sunday when the
Copper Country limited of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Faul
railroad hit a broken rail, over
turning N coach and deraillng
four other passenger cars
There we're no critical injured
although the day coach bounced
along the right of way and landed
on its side in a shallow cut. Two
sleepers and two other coaches
were derailed but remained up
right. The remainder of the r.
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and describe sites of Biblical
events, archaeological discoveries,
and mans earliest recorded strug-
giles for survival.
In contrast, international trouble
spots which make present-day
headlines also appear. Insets de-
pict the Holy Land today and in
Biblical times.
On the map, the traditional site
Of the Garden of Eden lies near the
center of the twentieth century
Iraq. At Erech, on the Euphrates
River above Ur, the earliest at
tempt at writing has been found
cylinder seals which antedate
crude Photographic scripts of 5000
1000 B. c.
This region was the first mapped
by man. The oldest map found,
drawn some 4,500 years ago, was
engraved on a clay tablet. II
shows a tract of land in northern
1raq.
The National Geographic Map,
in ten %colors, was distributed as
a supplement- to the December
issue of the National Geographic
Magazine. To fill requests for class
room and Sunday School use, the
chart also has been reproduced
in wall size.
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THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, N. C..
BRITISH SOLDIERS
WOUNDED BY BOMBS
HURLED INTO TRAIN

CAIRO, Jan. 5-P-Fleven Brit
ish soldiers we're wounded Sunday
night, two of them critically, in
a grenade attack on a train en-
route from Cairo to Palestine.
The attack on the train, which
consisted of civilian passenger cars
and several coaches of British
troops occurred near Benha, Is
miles north of Cairo, shortly after
it left here.
One of two or three grenades
hurled by the unknown attackers
exploded inside one of the troop
coaches.
The engineer was reported te
have heard the explosion and stop
ped the train, but started agar
and continued to Benha where the
wounded were transferred to
HOSPITAL.
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Joint Mass Today

ROME, Jan. 5-(P-A joint mass
for men who fought beside and
against the Allies will mark cele-
bration of the Epiphany in Rome
Monday.
The mass, at the Piazza Venezia,
will be specifically for Is mer
who served with Mussolini's die
hard Republican" army in north.
ern Italy and Is others who fought
as Allied co-belligerents late il
the war.
The newspaper II Tempo, call
ing the service an Epiphany O.
Reconciliation" said the invited
Fascists had fought from con
viction as sincerely as the pro
Allied soldiers.
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Ruptured Men
Get $3.50 Gift
For Trying This

Kansas City, Mo.-Here is an
improved means of holding rup-
ture that has benefited thousands
of ruptured men and women in
the last year.
Inconspicuous, without leg
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Icircling springs or harsh pads, it
has caused many to say, Il don't
see how it holds so easy. I would
not have believed, had 1 not tried
it."
So comfortable - so easy to
wear-it could show you the way
to joyous freedom from your rup-
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You can't lose by trying. 1t Is
sent to you on 80 days trial. You
receive a $3.50 special truss as a
present for your report.
Write for descriptive circular.
It's free. Just address Physicians
Appliance Company, 1855 Koch
Bldg, 2906 Main, Kansas City g.,
Missouri.
But do it today before you lose
the address.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-06

Zero, as a mathematical calcu-
lation, was employed by the Maya
tribes of northern Guatemala and
Yucatan before Columbus discov-
cred America, before it was un-
derstood by any other people.
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SOCIETY ISSUING
BIBLE LAND MAP
Historical Notes Add Value
To New Publication OF
Geographical Group

Equivalent to a volume of his
torv on one sheet of paper, a new
man of the Bible Lands issued by
tbe National Geographic Society
soans the centuries to show both
ancient and modern conditions In
+,o cradle of Western civilization.
Or. Gilbert Crossword president
If The society, points out that 240
rhetorical notes on the chart locate
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-06
PLANES GROUNDED

NANKING, Jan. 5-(P)-The
Chinese Communications ministry
Sunday night grounded all Chinese
domestic airliners for n week
pending an investigation of a series
of crashes, the latest of which
was reported to have killed 3s
persons near Tsingtao Sunday.
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END IN SIGHT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-P)-Ad-
ministrator Robert M. Littlejohn
expressed confidence Friday the
War Assets administration will be
ready to go out Of business at the
end of 1948 despite a lag in current
sales.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-06
Most Popular Man

KINGSTREE, S. c., Jan. 4-R-
Fire Chief w. Gordon Rogers is
the most popular man in towr
with the city's grammar school
age children.
He has condemned the gram
mar school building as unsafe. M
substitute quarters can be found
and until repairs are made, schoo
is out.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-06

Most major nations have access
to sufficient quantities Of uranium
and thorium to supply large-scale
atomic energy programs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-06

car train, including baggage and
mail ears and another pullman,
remainded On the rails. -.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-06

Three types of cockroaches are
common in America, the German,
the American and and the Oriental:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-06

The II, 1000, 900 life insurance
policies in the United States at the
end of 1916 averaged 81, 1870 each.
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$500, 900 Used and Unused Property.
Office supplies aud Furniture, fyp1st
Desks and Chairs, Miscellaneous Textile
items and Apparel, Bedding. Plumbing
and Heating Equipment and supplies
Miscellaneous Hardware, Paint. Lighting
Equipment, Miscellaneous Items.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-06

81 900. 900. 100 Used and Unused Property.
Blankets, textile and apparel products,
hardware. miscellaneous equipment. OF.
flee equipment, electrical equipment and
supplies, boiler. miscellaneous plumbing
and heating equipment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-06

$500, 10000 Used mi Unused Property.
Bedding, Clothing. Mems Footwear. Kitch-
EN- Equipment, Misc. items. Tents,
Towels. Rolling Chairs, Cooking Units,
BUYERS, Hand Trucks. Tires. Kitchen
and Office Equipment, Roofing, Furni.
sure. Athletic Equipment. Fans. Etc.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-06

ST, 600. 0O0. 90 Used and Unused Property.
Misc Hardware, Clothing, Bedding,
Kitchen Ware, Office Supplies, Buckets,
Shoysls, Cans Shoe Soles and Heels.
Steel Beds. Sheets, Blankets, China,
Knives, Pitchers, Stencil Paper, Manila
Folders. Staples. Etc.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-06

s409,5 $50. % Used and Unused property.
Misc. Hardware, building materials.
plumbing and heating equipment, oxygen
cylinders, wire. gas masks. expanded
metals. cotton duck. rope, hair felt,
household lamps, shades, metal clothes
lockers, electrical supplies.
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wife tells you he has to do the
washing.
Boy, some men dance as their
wives fiddle all the time. Oscar
Kohl will win prize for falling
asleep any time and any place.
The Ungar's Of East still so much
in love and dancing so beauti-
fully. Irene Hailner outlastine
her husband on the dance floor.
Boy some of these men are gett-
ing old fast.
The T. S. J. A. should work
out a good program for the in
between young and old groups at
their convention in Salem this
weekend. And please do not for
get TO introduce our old friend
e. kascher If he is present he i
worthy of the honor.
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basket, get the kids ready and
be at the club at ] p. m. If you
have a car bring it. but if you
have none come anyway. The
Juniors will see that you get out
to the park and home again. How
about working up game or two? ?
The attendance at the meetings
have been a disappointment. Per.
haps that is because our meeting )
are held on Fridays. For one
month the meeting will be held
every week but on alternatings
Thursdays and Fridays. The next
meeting will be on Thursday.
June l9. Cards are being mailed
to help keep you informed. SO
come Junior Saxons, let's have Il
good turnout at these meetings.
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as we had plenty of food and sun.
shine after. Our game could have
played after all. We are glad YOU
had good time Sunday evening
We had swell time here at our
club in the afternoon.
Congratulations
are i'll order to Rosean Schuster
and Henry Miller for their en-
gagement. No plans for their
wedding bells have been given
out as yet. We wish both OF yo,
the best of luck and happiness.
T. S. J. A. Convention
Don't forget the convention ii
Salem. Let's all try and go and
help make this convention a sue.
cess.
Attention Reporter Tuesday
afternoon is deadline not mailine
time. All reports are published
when received on time otherwise
disregardcd The Editor.
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CANTON ECHO
By Toots Schorstcn

Canton, o., June 19-As we
made our way through the cold
winter day we found a great ball.
game taking place at Stadium
park:The great Saxons were play.
ing. The Canton Saxons had the
pleasure of having the great Far
rell for visit. They had rough
battle going on, Farrell was i,
the lead all the way. Finally the
game was over. The score was 6
to | after the food was enjoyed
by all. We want to ask Farrell
a question, What did your fellow
choke on! The food or the Joke.
To Clevland West
We are sorry about our game
and that things did not go accord
ing to schedule. But due to some
difficulties (such as the weather)
we couldn't control. 1t seems as
though you left for home to soon
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CHICAGO SOUTH
SIDE JUNIORS NEWS
By Rose Crend

Chicago, Ill.,, June l9--The Chi
cago South Side Jrs. held their
monthly meeting June 5. Our at
tendance was vry good.
Our delegates for the Conven-
ton have been chosen and they
are-Eleanor Untch, Danny
Untch and Robert Mates. Three
other club members are planning
to join the delegates on their trip
to Salem, they are-Dorothy
Mates, and Eleanor and Mike
Schassberger. We wish them all
a safe journey.
What have you planned to DO
June 10Th Nothing-vell that's
great cause the Juniors have plan
ned an outing at Green Lake, To-
Gated on Torrance Ave. and l5oth
st. There will be fishing, ,swimm-
ing, ball playing and horse back
riding. Bring enough food for two
meals and come prepared for a
great time cause to plan to start
early and stay late. We are to
meet at 63rd and Stoney Island
on the South Corner at 8 a. m.
We will continue our trip by,
Auto from there. So remember
Juniors June 10Th. Sunday is the
day for our swell outing. So
please come it you don't want to
miss wonderful time.