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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
COMMISSIONS REPORT CALLS FOR:
Education For All Children"

Education for All American
two years of research and visits
ed recently by the Educational
American Association Of School
though some Of its recommen-
dations will apply to a wider
range Of ages.
The elementary school. ac-
cording 10 the report. is nee
eSsarily center OF increasing
Importance. All children at
tend elementary school. In that
school they acquire the funda-
mental skllls in communica-
ton a d understanding we
commonly designate as tn @
three Rs. In that school also.
they fix the primary attitudes
toward social relationships
which they will carry with
them through life
In describing elementary
school conditions in the Unit
cd States today. the Commits
sion points out; During the
depression years the birth rate
dropped steadily-so regularly
that statisticians predicted a
stationary population by the
1905 The last seven years
have seen big change. Since
1870 the number Of births has
increased each year When the
number Of births in 1916 pas
sed the 100000 mark, tn e
old record was broken.
But l946's banner crop Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

future growth and EXPANSION
Of our library system
This pictures how the pub
nc library assumed the lead.
ership and administrative 70.
SponSiblllty for a new type Of
ADULT education activity in
PRODUCED IN the city. the
Great Books Discussion Pro.
gram made famous bv the
UNIVERSITY Of Chicago" tho
Library Audio-Visual hi,
VISION; the Projected Books
service Tor bcdridden people
confined TO their homes sur.
v,.e,N ana plans relating 10 tho
llorarys Medical Science Dc.
partmcnt and an industrial re
t,drCh center on request 81
ford Motor Company that
WI NIL underwritc the survey
ms industrial research cen.
PI . be financed THROUGH the
pooled funds ~ i1dustriee IL.
cated IN metropolitan areas
Mentioned too. are tho
memorial gifts (amonp which
: mat OF the F.. Azalis Hack
icy Memorial Collection !" do
nallons OF ceiling projectors
'nu OF financial contribution
IN many instances tho
names Of individuals and or
ssshlzations either as donors
nI contributors TO the varions
lIorarv projects and activitio,
Mr. Ulveling concluding hi.
very line report quotes from
paragraph taken from p
supplementary report United
Nstlons Educational. Scien.
ilic and Cultural Orpanlza.
non 'UNESCO) as follows.
a popular library system
- not an institution floating
Un me surface Of society and
uSeu as an occasional intel
, ,a refuge. II is an in
.egral part Of the social struc-
s .a5 must be adapted in form
quo snu N pattern OF its distribu
tlon TO that structure. must
, Dsiong 10 II, reflect all It's
va parts, grow with il
ailu serve along with ali a.,
n nss.lonal systems Of recreation
s ,,;,.. and daily work 20
5, s,'s SUI, substance and Conference
c,,r y might interest You to Sc.
cure a copy of this Ami An.
1-os1 report Of Detroit Library
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

Recently the lovely Wskulla
Springs Lodge OF Wskulla
Springs. where IA Southern
governors and their repre-
sentatlvcS met 20 map strategy
for an intensive campaign
against President Truman,
was the setting Tor d nonu-
mental act of toadying by
the college that should and
must take is riehtful place
in the rcvered archives OF
Uncle TomiSm
What was this act. this tra-
Versty of human decency and
pride The Florida A. and NJ
Choir with the institution
fully aware Of the hostile
nature Of the conference was
forced 20 sing and play for
the officials while the latter
plotted how 10 force a retreat
in move to obtain complete
emancipation for the enter
tanners and their race
With the deepest humilia-
tion and embarrassment. ! ad-
nit my interest in this matter
is not merely that OF a news
man airing a deplorable sit
uation. bat primarily personal.
for I completed my under
graduate study az the inStitu-
ton once regarded and re-
spected as one Of the most
progressive state colleges in
tho H-tior. under the late
DR.. J. r. (. Lee. president.
Ms affection for the college.
darcsav exceeds that Of the
average slumnus for also
.ecoived nv secondary train
ne there Thar | think. plus
IN fact that am an alb
Srntee taxpayer qualities me
10 comment on this unusual
drama % SubSeevience
According - reliable sour
ces the youths AT FAMCEE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

Univ Dv turro 3 Sat
Not enough attention
paid TO tho same kind OF
tactics which Communist en-
ploV ~ DESTROY our unity or
arousinp class hatred Yet
capitalists everywhere ale
presented TO us in Communist
p opaganda as Corporation
criminals "oppressors. and
lnpciiallsts' the evident in
tent being 20 prejudice IS
MANY people as possible
against those who arc de
scrlbed as belonging TO the
capitalist class
Tho fact is. Of course. that
those who work for the com
mon good Of Amegca are In
oc found in every class. as
they arc 10 be found in every
racc and religion II was. for
exam pie a businessman.
Charles z. Wilson. presiden,
of General Electric who was
chairman of the Presidents
Committee on Civil Rights
Again 10 was a group OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

Its context is interesting
conclsely revealing and fact
ual II has been Subdlvided
into several sections with cap
tons which convey to the
reader briefly but succinctlv
the why Of the reports title.
Now and Tomorrow Near
~ six and halt page. con.
tainS the annual report sub
miitcd TO the Detroit Com
mon Council by the Library
Commissions President Edwin
s George
Several more pages have
been given ovor 10 the report
q Rabbi A. Ulvcling. lbrar-
ian This makes interesting
and cnlightening reading Mr.
Ulvellne paints two distinct
pictures "one is disturbing
and creates serious apprehen-
sion. the other is quite the
reverse Tho disturbing pic.
turc. nc reports shows up
trends which must be changed
soon II the Library is TO con-
tinue 20 function adequately
as center for information
and for informal education
and social enlightment 4
closer view "on the other
hand. discloses a very en-
couraging picture, one of staff
vision and accomplishments .
The divergent pictures" as
presented by Mr.. dwelling are
N two parts Cd captioned
Reasons for Apprehension"
and t2) Accomplishments"
In the bad" picture figures
are given disclosing that since
1926. with an estimated non.
ulation of l.345.453 persons
there has been no change in
the number OF branch II.
braries (22). although the
census of metropolitan area
has Zoomed In 81 wears an.
oroximately a half million
more: also in 1926 the mum.
Der Of sub-branches and sts.
tions was 81, while up until
1897 this number had de-
creased 70 10 in less than 81
wears The io47 iabulation a.
shown IN NJ tIlveIin,.,
port was 1925 600
In brief the librarian paints
a gloomy picture describing
the lack Of library facilities
educational and social con.
veniences IN a city that has
in less than quarter Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

Southern hospitality"
Someone is responsible for
this regrettable incident Who
frankly. do not know vet
But do know that during
the 10 years ! have known
FAMCEE prior 10 this. and
the Is years knew Dr. Lee
as mead of the institution. ma,
once was the college dis.
graced. not once coulu wc
point with contempt 20 MS
efforts to enhance the vel.
fare OF Florida A. and NJ.
He developed through ihe
endowment of unusual WIS
dom. great skill as an eau.
Gator and untiring effot
even while ill-in one of the
StrongholdS OF race prejudice
the institution that has ac-
CURED this unnecessary onuy
On the broad plane OF li,c
there are three courses 10 hr
pursued. There is the extreme
left-FIGHT. There Is the OK.
IRENE right-FRUSTRATION
and DEFEAT II neither a.
the initial two is chose
there remains COMPROMISE
To gain the latter there mus.
be some opposition. Hcnce
still open for question
whether the FAMCEE W.
kulla Springs show was N
meek acceptance OF an ordo
from State officials or a vol
untarv offer of service by thu
school n the incident can be
qualified as a compromise. n
certainly is not salutar,
one.
YOUR VOTE properly Cos,
come November. will help IN
breaking such vicious shacklcs
~ second class citizenship in
posed upon US. Upon thu,
vote, AS never before. hinge
the future welfare Of minor
tics in this country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Beneath The Surface
BY
L. a. WILSON

WaLla Springs Fla Setting for Act OF Toadyng That
Must Take Its Place the Revered Archives of Uncle Tomsm
There something the Denmark referred to here isl
Florida and NJ College located
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Odds And Ends
BY
FRED HART WILLIAMS

The Library Commissions SIND Annual Report Dscose That
Library Facilities Have Not Kept Pace With The Citvs Growth
70 i i'S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

LOT Al american Children state Of
Educational
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
What About You?
BY
VICTOR L. HICKS

Newspapers Misuse Of Public Trust Reached The Point
Where Campaign of DecencyWoud Be Welcome Profitable
So Sol Hpa' the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
The Common Man
The Example Czechosovaka Should Teach NonCommunst
The Danger of Ang Themselves With Wallace and The Reds
by
JUDAH DROB

ss' WI. Vet * s os fss s If Y91 " ' P E "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
The Common Defense
BY
REV WILLIAM
c. HERMAN
While Fighting The FacSts Who Prey On Race Hatred Let Us
Also Fight The Communists Who Teach The Hatred of Glasses

v ne dIysiy. - a - IS N 90 - our
Evening star., 1948-06-23
ADAM A. wEscHLER 4 SON. auctioneers

ADAM A. wEsCHLER SON. auctioneers
Irmstees sale Of imprSved res SEQ estate ,1
TaoWa proSed 5 h2s premis:s mise 4is Hewsrd road
deed Of trust, recorded in Libsr No $500
Of the District of Columbia, and at the
undeTsisned ursIi trustee viii viii offer for sale BY
Wednesday. the 10th day Of June: 1a4s,
at $3.50 o'clock pm. the following
described property in the District OF Column
division Of Barry Farm" as per plat re-
corded in Liber Levy Court at folio !
trict, described as follows: Besinnine for
the same at the most easterly corner OF
s1a lot and Nest n0rs fee to
peg at the most easterly corner Of the part
of said lot conveyed to Harriet Smith by
deed recorded in Libsr $500: tolie I3,,u9 IIa; Of
east along the easterly line of the part
erly line Of Howard avenue, as condemned
ard taken by proceedings in District Cour'
Case No. l54s; IN the Supreme Court OF the
along said line Of said road, 169;4a feet
to the easterly line Of said lot; and thence
ssd o e to s'f Il. psee Of
poses Of assessment and taxation as Lot
third of the purchase-money to be paid
in cash. balance in equal monthly install
ments Of one dollar for each $500. includ.
| from day OF sale, payable semiannually
secured by drst deed Of trust upon prop.
chaser. A deposit Of $3.50. 90 required q
purchaser at sale. Examination Of title
/ conveyancing. recordins. revenue stamp,
i and notarial fees At cost Of purchaser
! Terms to be complied with within thirt,
days from day. Of sale otherwise trustes
RESERVES the right to resell property 81 risi
i and cost of defaultins purchaser. aftel
4 fve days advertisement Of such resale ir
i some newspaper published in Washinston
i d. c., or deposit may be forfeited. ol
j without forfeitins deposit trustee ma,
! avail itself OF any legal or equitable right.
Il against defaultinS purchaser. THE WASH
I TFGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
| Trustee. BY ALFRED H. LAWSON. Vic,
President, ie1e,2l,23.26.@o
Evening star., 1948-06-23

Things are getting so bad in the
parking situation near downtown
Government buildings that even the
police are beginning to feel twinge
of pity for motorists who park
overtime.
Despite this, however, they have
managed to pass out between Is and
IS tickets a day since two-hour
parking limits were placed around
the Ellipse. the Mall, the Smith
sonian Institution and the Monu-
ment grounds about a month ago
The purpose of the limit, police
say, is to allow visitors to Govern
ment buildings to compete with the
all-day parkers who work in the
buildings.
Worst offenders in the area, ac-
cording to Capt. Mark Raspberry OF
the Park Police, are workers in the
Commerce Building. who have been
carrying on a game of cops and
robbers with law enforcement Of
ficials since the law went into effect
When police marked tires on
parked cars with chalk to identify
them, the workers made periodic
trips from their Offices to wipe of
the chalk, police say. Or two work
ers would swap spaces every two
hours throughout the day, foiling
efforts of the police to enforce the
law.
One Park Police officer, Pvt. J, B
Hobbs, reported he has devised
counter-measures. Realizing that
his chalk marks no longer are effec-
tive, he started noting the sequence
of license numbers of all the cars
in a block, ticketing those still in
place on his next round.
Furthermore, Municipal Coul;
Judges have held that the practice
of simply moving cars to another
space in the same block is an eva
sion of the regulation and not legal
What with one thing and another
Government workers have beer
feeling the pinch lately. According
to Pvt. Hobbs. who has discussed
the problem with several of his Gus
toners, many employees of the Com.
merce Department have started
coming to work early in the morn
ing and eating a lengthy breakfast
downtown, in order to find legal
parking space.
The man he really feels sorry for
Evening star., 1948-06-23

TIE D1sTRIcT r.. GogRT Et7r e 9F coT THE
snEwE1AE ssn r. pIsssArs Fssts sss sosEPps1N pa1Na
as jose Bliss Bates and Msshlon Bates
d.-Administration No. 7o565.-
ORDER FIXING NEW DATE FOR -l TRIAA
Az poh he fa Of ne issues
in this case relating 10 the validity OF
the paper-writing dated the first day, OF
n} oFenbne 10 oe Ine
Bhss-Bates. deceased, having been returned
Not to be found, as to the foll2Wlns Vim
BANGS D1 Car s. sag aosh
fS5tos s5c la Street vrsra NV Mas Gsta
Rs sss Vest fI Iate asS
istfaeni issh Day inJ of June: 1a4s. ORDERED that
d ss9 Of Oe Set doYs for and af' that sp
order and the substance OF said ISSUES re
published once q week for four successive
IL the es foT the Same
stance Of said issues being as follows
One: Was paper.wrising bearing earn ga gate Q,
Siiss-Bates. deceased? Two: Was, the said
decedent. at the time Of the mlsSnG arS &c
ser Of the said paper-writins, Of sound an6
disposing mind and capable OF executing
valid win, Three; Was ut,an the said p.psr paper
or h the subscription thereto procured from
the said decedent, by undue influence
ssss Re consent II DASiP SfbwllsHssSH
tornsy for Ssgsstss .sss trgs R.ssss sops
'SSii,l nf wis for the District Of Columbia. cieri
81 the Probate Court
jeo3, o,jy3.7,10l4,l7
Evening star., 1948-06-23
WILLIAM Z. GALLAGHER, Attorney
fI0Q II w

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the DISTRICT OF Columnia'
Holding Probate, Court.-No. a. 22a, 40
That % the subscribers. of the. District Of
coumbla. and the state Of Ma1yIandfi cdyla d.
the District of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary me 't on tn. estate Of Thomas E, Bastin,
late OF the District of Columbia, deceased.
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, same with the vouchers, thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscribers, on aao or
ofherwise they may by law be excluded
from ali benefit Of said estate. Given
under our hands this 9th day OF June
1915. OTIS e. BASTIN. 2S09 5th ST.
NE. Leroy BASTIN, 93"1 Caroline Ave-
Silver Spring. Nd. Seal, AtteSt: Attest:
for the District of Columbia, Clerk OF
the prnhate Court lel g. .23.{O:
Evening star., 1948-06-23
JACOB SANDER.

Filed Jun. q: Ia4s: Harry N. Hull; CLERK CLERK
United States for the District Of Co.
lumbia In Re: Application Of HILl1ARD
HERSHOWTTZ. for Chanee of Name =
Civil Action No 2514-4S.-H1LL1ARD
HERsHOwITZ. having filed complaint
for a Judgment changing his name :, to
HILLIARD HERWoD and haying, applied
Of the notice required by law in such
Of June. 1a4s. ORDERED that all per-
be. on or before the 18th day of July,
Ie4s, why the prayers of said complaint
should not be granted: Provided, that
week for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Evening Star and The
WASHINGTON Law Reporter. ~ r ALAN
fSealD TEST: HARRY NJ. HULL. Clerk
BY CLARA F. coNNELL, Deputy Clerk
tpo 3Oiv-
Evening star., 1948-06-23
80 Traffic Tickets
Adjusted Lost Week

A total of 90 traffic tickets were
adjusted last week, after 81 violators
received warnings. police said.
Six tickets automatically were
Cancelled, police said, because OF
diplomatic immunity. The largest
number OF tickets, %, were adjusted
at the Traffic Bureau, and the
smallest number. one, at the fifth
precinct. ..
Evening star., 1948-06-23
downtown Parking Is So Tight,
Police Pity Errinq Motorist

says Pvt. Hobbs, is one whose office
opens at Q am. This man leaves
his home every morning at 6. He
drives downtown and finds himself
legal all-day parking space near
the Commerce Building. He then
takes the streetcar home, eats
breakfast and returns the same way
to get to his Office in time.
Apparently, says Pvt. Hobbs, the
man feels all this is worth while,
if he can have his car to drive home
in the evening.
Evening star., 1948-06-23

David w. Bishop, executive as
sistant at st. Elizabeths. said in
creased operating costs at the $50
acre farm forced the hospital to be-
gin breaking up the herd last year.
The farm has no pasturage and
feed prices made operating costs
prohibitive, he explained. The
.1,040 gallons of milk the hospital
uses daily will be purchased. he said
The farm. worked largely by pa
tients, will continue to produce veg
etables and fruit that supplement
other hospital purchases, Mr. Bishop
said. The farm has about 20
Evening star., 1948-06-23
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER 4 SON.

-Household furniture, new electric range
and dishwa shers. new kitchen sink units
and odd cabinets. etc. BY order The Sec
ond National Bank OF washington, exec
utor estate Cornelius VI. Feeley: l. 1rwlr
Bolotin. attorney: storage compa nies and
other consisnors, by auction. at Weschler.s
905 e st. NV. Friday. commencing 9:3,
am Practically new, modern dining anc
bed, DOM eroups: desirable odd pieces. In
Guiding chests Of drawers. dressers. twir
and double beds, coil and box springs
inner-spring and felt mattresses. tables
chairs, studio and sofa beds. utility alic
kitchen cabinets and other personal eh.cts
Evening star., 1948-06-23
U. 5. Completes Auction
OF Hospital Dairy Herd

st. Elizabeths Hospital has lost
the last of dairy herd which once
filled all the institutions milk
needs from the hospital farm in
Prince Georges County, Md.
The last "a heifers of herd that
once numbered about 400 cattle
were sold by the War Assets Ad-
ministration Monday at a public
auction that brought the Govern
ment $4,7l650.
Evening star., 1948-06-23
AUBREY o. DooLEY: Attorney,

DISTRICT CO COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
rninlstration is to Give Notice: That
the subscribers, of the District of Colum-
bia have obtained from the Probate Court
mentary on the estate of John Edward
Moore late of the District Of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims AGAINST
the same with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscribers; on a.o or
before the 4th day Of June A.D; 5943;
otherwise they may by law be excludeo
from ali benefit Of said estate. Given
under our hands this 10th day OF June.
194S. ESTELLE M: COPLEY PIP IaylnT
OF WASHINGTON. BY: W. R. FORSTER
Vice President. (seaD Attest: THEO- 70
DORE COGSWELL, Register Of WINS Ior
the District of Columbia, ClerK OF the
Probate Court. 1el lo.zo.oV:
Evening star., 1948-06-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
ROBERT Z. LYNCH,
n

NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP, No. 81
Notice is hereby given that under a GER
tifcate filed on the 22nd day of June.
194S, In the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the
United States District Court for the District
OF Columbia. the undersigned have formed
ROBERT 6. JONES & COMPANY for the
purposes of trsnsactIng a general brokerage
business in the buying, selling and dealing
in commodities, stocks, bonds and otner
trict Of Columbia; and elsewhere: having pans
Building in the said city: from the date
this notice was filed to July 81, 194s: and
Charles Carroll Morgan of l Quincy Street,
Chevy Chase, Maryland. as special OF
limited partner, has contributed twenty
fve Thousand tS25,0o0. .00 Dollars TO the
capital Of said partnership The business 81 hS
the undersigned general partners only:
Charles Carroll Morgan. as a Speclial Sls tor OF
Of subject to any loss or liability beyond
ROBERT z. LYNCH. Atty. for RobeIt c:
Jones d. Co. (SealD A true copy; Iest
HARRY NJ HULL Clerk. BY r. S. Way
LAND, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1948-06-23
ARTHUR C. EATIMS, Attorney.
1907 X St NV

D1sTRIcT COURT OF THE UNITED
Y States for the District Of Columbia.
Holding Probate court.-No. = ,a4S, g.. hd. iHs
ministr ation.--This is to Give Notice;
Columbia, has obtained from the PROBATE
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Of Administration on the estate OF Elsie
and Elsie Boyd. late of the District OF
Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereoy
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally Suthentica ted, to
the subscriber, on or before the sth day
of June, AID 1919; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit OF sald
estate Given under my hand this stn
day Of June, 1a4s. LEO M; BOYD; 9o4
Shepherd st. NV. (Seal.) Attest: ELLA
A. BROWN, Deputy Register of Wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
~
Evening star., 1948-06-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

REGULATION-Amend to Regulation
v lB, % of the rules and regulations re-
lating to employers.-It being found BY
the District Unemployment Compensation
Board hereinafter referred to as the
Board that the eflcient administration of
the District of Columbia Unemployment
Compensation Act hereinafter referred to
as the Actl requires an amendment to
Regulation v tB) "a of the Rules and
Regulations Relating to Employers; Now.
therefore, pursuant to the authority con-
tained in section IL tb1 Of the Act, the
Board hereby amends Reeulation " OBJ
a. of the aforesaid Rules and Rsgula-
tions to read as follows: "a. Notice of
Contribution Rate--Esch employer whose
rate has been determined by
experience rating will be notified OF his
rate and benefit charges at least one
month no prior to the fnal date upon which
calendar year or part thereof becomes due.
Each contribution rate notice will show
cumulative beneht charges as of the
computation date since the last preceding
date Approysd ,,t b The
Chairman. Date, June Is. 194S.
Evening star., 1948-06-23
MILFORD r. SCHWARTZ, Attorney,
900 Investment Building.

DISTRICT COURT Of THE III cIINI15II INIIED
Holding Probate Court.-No. II ,265. Ad-
mnistration This is to give notice: That
the subscriber. OF the DISTRICT OF c9lum, tn1,
Of the District Of Columbia, Letters Of
Hdministration on the estate OF Manuel 1,
smallwood, late Of the District OF Colum.
AGAINST the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the VOUCHERS there
Of legally authenticated. to the subser!b-
A. D. 1919; otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit Of sald estate;
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
June, l94s. ANNE H. SMALLWOOD,
42o3 Yuma st. NV. tSealJ Attest ;
ELLA A. BROWN. Deputy Register OF
Wills. for tine District OF Colum6la. Clerk
NJ Pr0bnte Court, Je16,20,,)t-
Evening star., 1948-06-23
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public Build-
ings Administration, Washington. D. C..
will be publicly opened in this once at
pm, Standard time. June 80, 194S, for
furnishing and delivering one nuorescent
lighting fixture Drawings and spectnca-
tions may be obtained at this ONCE. The
furnishing Of more than one set Will be
inv the discretion Of the Commissionsr OF
N ioner Of Public Buildings, Federal
Works Agency. 20