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Evening star., 1948-05-17
Taylor Cites D. {. Schools
In Attack on Seqreqation

Senator Taylor, Democrat, of
Idaho, who is vice presidential can
didate on the Wallace ticket, today
turned to the Districts dual school
system as he continued his attack
on race segregation.
He introduced in the Senate a
companion bill to the measure of
Representative Klein, Democrat, of
New York. to prohibit any segrega-
ton of public school pupils because
Of race, color, creed or national
origin.
Senator Taylor said the question
was pointed up by the recent action
of DR.. William Janson, New York
superintendent of schools, in can
ceiling trip to Washington by 81
New York schoolboys. Senator
Taylor said the boys had been
selected for outstanding safety
patrol work and that four of them
we're Negroes. "Supt. Janson found
that if he took his boys to the
Nations Capital they would be sub
jected to segregation, the Senator
said. "They could not eat in the
same public restaurants. They could
not he put up at the same hotels. He
apparently decided that it would not
be an inspiring demonstration in
American democracy and so the trip
was Cancelled"
Evening star., 1948-05-17
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, May ia former
ballet student and an ex-Navy man
yesterday won awards of $1,000
each and contracts with the Metro
politan Opera Co. as winners OF
the Metropolitan Opera Additions
Of the Air
The winners are Marilyn Cotlow,
24-year -old coioratura soprano, of
Los Angeles, and Frank Guarrera,
"a, baritone, of Philadelphia. The
presentations, made at the Metro
politan Opera House, were heard
over the ABC network.
Gertrude Ribla of New York,
dramatic soprano. and Anne Boil
niger, lyric soprano of Lewiston,
Idaho won runnerup awards of
$500 each and six-month option on
their services by the Metropolitan.
Miss CotloW, a native of Mime
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Mrs. Hugo Black
To Display Work
| In Art Exhibit

Mrs. Hugo, wife of Justice Black,
will be among more than so Wash
ington artists whose work will be
exhibited in the Center Market
City beginning Friday.
The exhibition is sponsored jointly
by the Corcoran School of Art and
the market management. Richard
Lahey, director of the school, headed
the jury which chose the pictures.
In a statement issued by the mar
ket, the exhibit was explained as an
attempt Ito make the market d
meeting ground for art lovers as
we'll as gourmetS.'
Most OF the paintings will be ex-
hibited on the market balcony, but
some will be hung at number OF
the individual stalls. All of them
will be on sale through the office
of the market manager. The exhi-
bition will continue through June
20,
Evening star., 1948-05-17
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTING STUDENT desires part time
work. Monday Through Friday. 4 to 8 pm
and all day Saturday; clerical work pre-
ferred can type all offers considered
APPRENTICE to learn 5 g. 1oc store bust
ness: age 1e. to 25: $40 per wk. Good fu-
ture Apply bet. 10 am. and noon. HAN
pEE's 5 g. 1oc STORE, 1903 GOOD
Hope rd. Sc ga
ARCHITECT, structural and mechanical
designers and craftsman; large scale prot
ects: State in writing full qualifications.
to qualified applicants; local work. Box
ARcaiTEcT1URAL CRAFTSMEN. Cali RE.
1907 for interview, -19
ARTISTS, free-lance. for fine finished art
Jobs at regular intervals; must be tops
1909 Eye st NV. Monday am.
ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIVE for purchas-
ing department of a Baltimore lithoeraph.
ing and printing concern We prefer an
aggressive man % to 35 years Of age; ex-
perienced in the paper and boxboard in
AUTo MECHANIcseist class Ford, ex-
perienee preferred. A good proposition for
men interested in a good Job; 8 legal
Loveless or Mr.. Richards, BILLHIMER q
PALMER. 3110 Hamilton ST.. Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Truman Swaps
| W;secrdcks With
Henry Morgan
sy the Associated Press

President Truman sWapped Jokes
today with Radio Comedian Henry
Morgan.
Morgan told reporters that he in
formed Mr.. Truman OF cabinet
member commencing a Morgan
speech here the other night. Morgan
said he didn't realize until later the
importance of this admirer.
He related that the President was
reminded of saying which he at
tributed to the oldtime humorlst
Josh Billings-always be nice to your
poor relatives because one OF them
might strike oil.
Morgan called with Cartoonist
Ham Fisher.
Barbara Ann Scott of Canada and
Richard Button Of New Jersey. skat-
ing champions, met the President,
who exchanged autographs with
them.
Margaret O'Brien. child movie
star, made the President a little
speech about how fortunate are
American children and that she
wants to help those less fortunate
abroad. She is assisting the crusade
for children. an aide campaign con-
Quoted by foreign relief agencies.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXPERT wATCn nEPAlRiNG' 6-das RrHR ssEy
MARKEL. $40 st NV Ma o2S4
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any |

EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING, 6-day sery.
R IA HSTk sfS ffSaFansefa St sw Na r. oes4 sErHUR
nsVss mysef' e0ias JAMES y NEIsoN lsIs Myrtle
ave; Takoma Park Mns,p,r Nc ls.
GEORGE HAVERCHEcK, 527 oglethorpe
ST. NV. Washington, D. C. IL
I WILL NOT be RESPONSIBLE for debts in
Cured by any one else except myself. j.
OLIVER o. BEcKWITH 5o3s Sheriff I'd; ne
3O-GALLON automatic gas water heaters;
S1095 so; all other sizes and makes in
stock J. SHAPIRO, Reg. Plumber, NO
ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started.
| kept: part time; tax returns prepared,
| statements. audits: reasonable; OR. 2o74
DIAMONDS, old jewelry ana silver wanted
Expert s4ss ssDTsi'inE s1 tree NJ saze
GAS WATER aif HEARERS. 20, 50, 40 gal.
automatic. no cash needed; small monthly
payment: immediate installation. TdOMp-
SON g. STANSBURY CO.. INC, Ii. 3O29.
| other than those contracted by myself
WILLIAM c. KELLER. 5000 14th st. NV.
NOTICE TO sTocKHoLDERs-A general
Wsnsoo Of 16se ns 4ns e. % for The hs
purpose of acting upon proposed Pen
sion Plan for employees of the company
and the rescission of Retirement Plan
adopted under the authority of the stock,
main ONCE of the company 9th, and F
SITS W, Washington, D. c. II o'clock
noon, Tuesday. June s. 194s: The polls
il O'Clock noon and ? O'Clock pm. on that
| date RALPH ENDICOTT, Treasurer.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Ex-Bu||et Student, Veteran Win
Metropo|itun Additions of Air

apolis, studied ballet until illness
prevented her from continuing. She
appeared on Broadway last season
in THE Telephone" She also has
been heard at Robin Hood Dell con-
certs in Philadelphia and at the
Central City Opera Festival in
Colorado.
Mr.. 'Guarrera, married and the
father of a little girl, attended
Curtis Institute. He joined the
Navy in 1914 and was in the service
for two years. He resumed his
studies after discharge and made
his debut last year at the New York
City Center.
He has been a soloist with the
Philadelphia Pops" Orchestra and
the Norfolk Symphony and last
summer participated in the first
American performance of Mozart's
"Idomineo" at the TangleWood
(MaSS.) music festival.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
SALESkE EN-.

SEVERAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES, for
old established company. Special solicit
tation, suaranteed salary lay and t asswins 5 so1
IL noon. except Thurs. and Sat- 1888 Pc.
ffFe II yoT ARE OVER 80, gentle, have .
would ike to earn 500 to $500 per
month, investigate this. Position perms-
training given to assure your success. For
interview. outline qualifications. In reply
give home address and phone number.
RouTE sALiLsMAN--Are you tired Of
sryRs iTVek Vad H. yoq sss,m. are amb'ipas ps.
ssiesman ssns ann astesd Of truck
concern Is in:egsstsd in you Tgo perns, ns,
disnified work All in in westminster, Car Car
bestsd drink Gss 4os. ss o
crease their income in our business. Com
plete. training given. In reply state
sas'A'AIi> statu9' All replies VII be hs!d striotiz
sonf1GsNtis Write PSs SS1 SS1tessMentll. staT
ssiesssn sAeasMAN who 0nbs has been sueeessiS but
Bilious and able to work to hours
work at exceptional earninss., Only
Box 5s'asz' 5z stsq considered
Vn experienced in selling to
stationery stores and department stores
IS wanted for Washington and surround
ing territories for selling iithographed
childrens books and stationery special;
les Phone CHI 40ls, Monday bet. and
! pm. or Tuesday between and 10 am.
MAN to sell and demon
strate new revolutionary tool which Is in
great demand excellent opportunity for
right person: car necessary salary and
bonus Write full details. Box 109-A. Star.
III
Statesmen TO sell direct TO mothers.
Leads furnished: projected territory: high
est commissions, drawing account while
man must have car Apply Mr. Daniels.
BABY'S BUTLER SERVICE, so Canal st.
s.w. x-Il.,
( or more years OF chain grocery store
Exp Give phone number and previous
record all applications held confidential.
For interviews, Box 442.B. Star lis
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Deaths Reported
lFrom District of Columbi


lFrom District of Columbia Bureau of
Vital StatisticSD
Nina kaufman, 70, 230l Calvert st,
Katie NJ Porter. rs. 3543 18th st;
Edward j WhaI. -, 1901 Longfellow st
gmlyn j Britton, -, 46Ol 10th st.
Eta D Kimmel, 81. 3023 l4th st
William A. Brett. 81, 1856 Shepherd st.
Lewis Thompson, 66, 1014 22nd st.
Percy Burner 81. SIS 9th st. ne.
Martin R. Thorp. IS, l249 Oates st ne
Frank NJ Wood. ST. 81. 601 "a 4th st.
infant Singley, 3"l9 East Capitol St
infant Britt. Riverdale. Md.
Infant Falconett, 1924 Wisconsin ave
infant Green. 10 Kennedy 81.
Mahala Hill, 81, 1900 Massachusetts, ave
Alberta Savoy. S4. 1904 T st.
Walter Lee. So. IL st. su
Clara Yates. -, Faulkner, Md,
Charles M Ligons. 81, 1905 18th ST. ne
Hazel E Gray. ~. 1928 Corcorsn st.
James BRYANT, 80, 4l3 ST.
Infant Higss, not stated.
Intent Stewart, So S st.
Infant Prout ZOO 18th st. ne
Evening star., 1948-05-17
; Treated for Knife Cuts
After Quarrel; Two Held

Three persons were treated at
Casualty Hospital yesterday after
being slashed with knives in
quarrel at 654 Kenilworth terrace
NE, police reported.
John L. Jackson, 38. colored, OF
the Kenilworth avenue address. was
taken to the hospital with a slash
on his chest. He was advised to
remain there but refused, the hos
pital said.
Also treated we're Alger Wllker-
son, 36, no fixed address, and Mrs,
Louise Wilkerson, SO, of 652 Kenil-
worth terrace NE. both colored.
Both had knife cuts.
Charged with assault with a
dangerous weapon were Wllkerson
and Mrs. Ethel Jackson, "a. Jack
sons wife.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Wiley Promises Action
On Tamm Nomination

Chairman Wiley of the Senate
Judiciary Committee today prom
ised that his committee definitely
will act on the nomination of Ed
ward A. Tamm. FBI official, to be
a District Court justice here some
time before Congress adjourns.
Mr.. Tamm's case was not men,
toned during a long session of the
committee this morning on other
business, the Wisconsin legislator
said.
From other saurces 1t was re-
liably indicated that when the NOM
ination is acted on by the full COM
mittee the vote probably will be
very close
Evening star., 1948-05-17
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local AdVertisers
Three Lines Minimum

Three Lines (Minimum)
. times -----3 35c line per insertion
3 to times
consecutively 32c line per insertion
7 times or longer
consecutively SOC line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, Sc per line
additional. Advertisements Of New
Automobiles. SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
> Four Lines tMinimum)
Flat rate per line 50c
Out-of town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
When canceling classified advertisements
be sure to make note OF the cancellation
number This is important in case your
statement does not show creolt for the
cancellation
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
If advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt which bears . serial
number, with date. and Identifies your
advertisement.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Dr.. Brown Due Here July !

DR.. Brooke G. Brown will assume
his duties as chief medical officer in
surgery at Gallinger Hospital on
July /, Gallinger Supt. A. R, Swee-
ney said today DR.. Brown, now
resident doctor at the Grille Clinic
in Cleveland. will succeed DR.. Don
aid Efner, who resigned in March
to ioin the Grille Clinic staff.
Evening star., 1948-05-17

ZED l.. WILLIAMS & ZED L. WILLIAMS;
fS5psHFe HoGsE ss New YoTf szs e.
cheltineham, Che plated and other ali-new
fiat and holioware silver, direct from fac
tionally known silverware. various lots;
also lamps, bedroom suites, fancy bath
room and bedroom clothes, hampers, vari-
CANT 6-pc silver-plated tea and coffee
sets, fine service trays. sterling Princess
Elizabeth pattern Ape ea1vns sets snd
pepper shakers. sterling stem compotes.
sterling cream, and sugar sets, sterling
a4csa ss Kns Edwald ssns snd
dishes; beautiful covered chop dishes;
vegetable dishes Of various nd styles bsie1 ana
plates, wine coolers, extra tea and coffee
pots, numerous other pieces OF attractive
5edf6om tsbe Be
lamps, several throw and room size Per-
5an rngs nba5s o5her sa0 effects
Esse sale SS eects OF spafs de-
scription, ONCE furniture upright piano
china, bric-a-brac, glassware. silverware'
faane; Thomas j. Flynn Ass eHeeutors, % estate Of Wiz
liam otb.F Forsyth John abe aanp sam5
at sLOAN'S, us 18th St, Wednesday,
May 10. starting at 10 am Also at II
noon. diamonds and other jeWelry, from
the Lehane estate. Now on view. Terms
cash. C. G.. SLOAN g. CO.. INC, Auc-
tioneers established 1891. lis
ADAM A. WESCHLER son, Auctioneers
Household furniture, ABC O-Matic
washer. refriaerators: Victorian secretary,
bureau and tables; radios. combina tions,
cello. violin and banjo; new mirrors,
trunks, wool and summer rugs; ladies'
and mems wrist and pocket watches,
costume jewelry etc. BY order Charles
j. King. attorney; storage companies and
1ther eHnslsnoors, BY auction at
eommencine a,3o 40 am " continuinR 't until ,pn
late afternoon. Rock maple and walnut
bedroom groups sofa and studio beds;
dining, dinette and breakfast groups: all
over upholstered, carved, walnut frame
and maple frame living room groups;
table and floor lamps chests OF drawers,
dressers vanities. twin and double beds,
coil and box springs. felt and inner-spring
mattresses. lawn mowers, heavy-duty cleo
trlc fan
Evening star., 1948-05-17
c. U. to Present Awards

Varsity, intramural and extra
curricular awards will be presented
to students of Catholic University in
ceremonies at pm tomorrow In
| the graduate dining hall.
Evening star., 1948-05-17

When answering advertise-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers OF personal ualue. Ad-
vertisers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to a Star
bor number and this mail is
destroyed il remaining ouer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
In order to protect its dd-
uertisers from receiDing circu-
lar matter, it is expressly un-
derStood and agreed that all
such matter ,Uill be ,Dithheld
as far as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde answers to ad-
UertiSements addressed to boz
numbers in care OF The Star
Dill be deltvered to advertisers
on presentation OF the boz
number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-05-17
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any OF the
Branch Ofnces throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
s am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday. II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisement!
appear on Page A-a,
Evening star., 1948-05-17
AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son, auctioneers
Executor and Trustees sale OF frame
dwelling, No. $40 N street NV, hrst
commercial zone. 60 D.wBHy H.r.,aIsd virtue OF Of
me last viii and testament Of Robert
7O339, will offer for, sale by public
auction in. front of the premises on
THURSDAY the goth day yu Of May dseas;,sd lSasi at
Columbia, to wit: Lot 80 in Square ar.;ia a4s'
business location. Terms: Cash. a de-
posit of $500 required at 3 sale; Terms as
day of sale, otherwise right is reserved
defauitins purchaser after five days
advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published In Washnst1;n; ;n,i5. - C;d CO
damages, at discretion Of the undersigned;
B. EDWARD CLARKE, Executor and
Trustee Bank of Commerce and Savings
Building. myl0.l2.l4.l7.l9.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER SON, INC. auc-
ioneers.--Trustees.. sale of delicatessen fix
lures and stock in trade contained In
premises No: 1909 Conn. ave. NV, to.
eether with leasing privilege. BY virtue of
instrument No I0424, the undersigned
subs tituted trustees will sell by public auc-
ton within the above premises on Thurs
day the goth day Of May. 194s; commene-
cabinet and compressor, meat case and
compressor, electric sicing machine, cleo
trio Toledo computing scale, shelving, dis-
play tables, stock In trade; leaseh9Id NInJ inter
sMoS ste oERAID ufLpS LusTIa sais
Trustees. myl l5.17,lS.l9
Evening star., 1948-05-17

Continued on Nsxt Pags,
Evening star., 1948-05-17

5 ;sa5 md YHi 1s. Tsst Hs.!s +; Vel: A
COOK HELPER, hours II to pm; closss
Sundays. NAPoLEONs RESTAURANT
CouNTERMAN-Manarer for soda foun'
ary. W Apply GEORGES RESTAURANT
coTsTERMAS t3aG FL Nj s:1 with waiter sxDsE,: f.,
for steady sober r,n nan anr sHndays kn9 kt, on
COUNTER MEN-Liberal starting wage
chance for advancement. Apply in person
and 3iso L noos Ss0sf Ell, ess EXCEPT can
SS99 1ft $50 FhE Fl ans TA7ERs saoPs
INf sanssi Tor sasp%nca sspSaFsiT'
Mandelfs Uptown Delicatessen Restau'
rant opennE so9n we sshsst shs maintsr
and we want several deliGatessen mer
with. top experience to do their share II
hsDps nsn fss 1ee Dofy Write Of in nSh
amer sqenes and or ! dpnls pm: MAspELL,s uYfowN
54$5 Reisterstown rd at Rodgers aye aye
Delivery MANAGER. experienced: knowl.
edge of city and surban districts es-
sential; must know delivery procedure, bt
,ization life insurance profit sharing and
retirement plan. Best Of references re.
quired Apply JELLEFFS, 1214-1220
DESFHL i5 fH rfcaSIc1as fsHsnhR S0r WANTED nishe.
EsFxs fSE si.' fsRBoRiToRHs s3SS 1877 i
fb.rsRaiWWAsHER. f. RiW CIRCLE RESTAURANT
nISHWASHER, colored; must be expert.
enced and dependable: $3.50 week and
meals. Apply 1925 Wisconsin ave. WI
CRAFTSMEN by consultant nrm engaged
| in all phases of detail airport and air
terminal facilities design. Background oi
topographic. airport or general engineer
ing design drafting preferred; salary COM
mensurate with exper and ability. Ar
AIRWAY ENGINEERING coNsULTANTs
INC. 1912 18th st. NV. IL
DRIVER for light delivery truck; mus
know washington and vicinity. Apply
salawiteh Au.o Parts, sos Baltimore aye
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs. New
and used cabs avail. Reas. rental rates
Must have Identification card. Apply Dia:
mond lot, 101 NJ st. ne. See MELVIN
DISHWASHER, good pay. no Sunday work
Apply PENN RESTAURANT, 1870 Pa ave
DELIVERS. if you live in Arlington County
and want steady employment. with gooo
SEE sssninsi nARsE1NeroN SeH YEanLow CAB CO. sios
No. 10th I'd. 10
Evening star., 1948-05-17

MaaoW2Eh tlaorousf,iy experienced. Permsnent %;
s.lon 9Th es.ssis5sd %f ssths'da ss9s rm' Call
enced, good pay VIM. HAHN & CO.. $40
Ned MEN. with ensineerins BACKGROUND
ent entoSii;'s WORK. in w Washnston and New York
opportunities excellent: some patent ex-
perience win help; give particulars Box
NIGHT OFFICER. white, for apt. and group
Of houses; 10 pm. to > pm; central loca-
ton; good sbes hesith and reference reau1Isseo 1s
onTpooR oa1 S clerical WORK. experience
lot necessary, training paid for: Is to 40
to h check trathc: work full time. 5 days per
week Apply in person, Monday throush
cTefT casrFAL 0etTfsa TsaNsnr Co. and ii nsSn
ROUTE Route 4 10. p Rossiyn; o. 20. Cabin John; 80.
crfnef Ekk Hsss yDss
merit work in photo and noyie supply
saaEy Ss5 70 &C. So sss yea ps
ave ave- NV NV. ne, Re- e4s4. ~ W. .@17,
eaSRhR ealI Rh 1oss lssel'''' with car steady vHs1
with aut included as part Of salary toI
cash allowances thersforS: ior sxpsEisnsso pTssn,s
and steady man Mpst haVs sps car praeet In
Southeast. Write letter. giving qualisca-
Tors and ssie2sens nWSer toT 1Ne
PAiNTERs-Top wages; must be tirst
PAINTERS, long term lob; plenty inside
and outside work Apply MR.. FERGUSON
or Mr. Golden. Gath and Forest I'd Cnev-
erly. Take Cheverly bus to Mt. Rainler'
get OF at Forest I'd. -,
PAINTERS. plasterers, all inside wor5'
steady year round job. HC- 24l2 or A.
PAINTERS. nrst class. Call RA. 700
mechanics only. Call AID. 04s0. III
PAiNT-sPRAY MAN. experienced. on new
apt project work: steady year round JOB
rood pay Steady man only need apply.
can VI 357S between 8 and 9 pm.
Evening star., 1948-02-21
Slayer Given Sentence
OF 70 Years 10 Life

Gogill Hollis, 20, colored, was
sentenced to serve from 20 years to
life by Justice Richmond B. Keech
yesterday for second degree murder
in the fatal shooting last October
of Willie j. johnson, 27, colored, OF
the 1400 block Of Underwood street
NV.
The shooting was in a house in
the 1900 block of Vermont avenue
NV.
Lester Presley, 80, colored, of the
400 block of First street Sc, was
given from four to II years by Justice
Keech in the attempted robbery of a
liquor store in the 1900 block of Con-
necticut avenue NV, last December
Pressley's robbery attempt failed,
police said, when he was subdued by
three brothers in the establishment
Two men were given from five to
Is years each by Justice Edward M.
Curran for a $97 robbery of a grocery
store in the 300 block of H street
S.W. The two are Ralph Frazier, 27,
colored, of the 800 block Of Virginia
avenue Sc, and James E. Harris, "a,
colored, of the 300 block of Broads-
court S.W.
Elizabeth Brown, "a, colored, was
given from one to five years by JUS
tice Alexander Holtzoff for man
slaughter in the fatal stabbing of
Albert Mallory, 40, colored, in No
vember. Both the woman and her
victim lived in a house in the 100
block of Chews court NV.
William j. Johnson, 81, of the $500
block OF M street NV, was given
from two to six years by Justice
Curran on HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny charges.
Evening star., 1948-02-21
Pupil Strike Set Back
Cause, Cannon Says

The BloW-Webb school strike sci
back the cause of abolishing segre.
CATION in District schools, DR.. James
A. Cannon, member of the Board OF
Education, last night told the Dis
trict Public Schools Association at
a meeting in the District Building.
DR.. Cannon said the people were
lied around by the nose by agita-
tors" thus depriving their children
of two months education. +-
I'VE want to help them, but that
isn't the way to do it," he explained
In another matter DR.. Cannon de-
clared that better supervision and
other advantages would eccrue il
school physicians and public health
nurses were under the jurisdiction
OF the Board Of Education rathe,
than the Health Department.
He also registered opposition tc
limiting board members to two
terms, as would be provided under
the Auchincloss home rule bill.
"It takes at least three terms tc
learn the ropes" the speaker point
ed out.
Under the Auchincloss bill, he
said, each board member would re-
ceive $40 to attend a meeting and
that the president of the board
would receive SIS.
II think that is insulting" DR.
Cannon asserted.
Evening star., 1948-02-21
| |WhuttheRussions
| Are Saying of Us

The MoscoD radio, broadcasttn
to the Soviet Union, said
"In the 21a years since the
Potsdam agreement, two lines
have become evident in the. poll
cies OF the occupation authorities.
One of them consists in the
steady pursuits of the program
of the demilitarization and
democratization of Germany as
agreed upon at Potsdam. To this
line of conduct the Soviet Union
adhered, is adhering and will ad-
here in the future.
1.-The United States and Bl.
ain behave differently. In place
of characterization and demili-
tarization these powers aim at
converting Germany into their
colony, into a military and polit-
ical operational base for manag-
ing Europe"
Evening star., 1948-02-21
Armed Youth Terrorizes
School in Richmond
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Feb. Ala 13-year-
old South Richmond boy took his
fathers loaded revolver to school
yesterday and terrorized officials for
two hours-then gave up to police
without struggle. No one was in
jured.
Before his surrender, however, he
threatened to send a woodshop in
structor ito the morgue" and police
had sent five squad cars to the
scene.
L. E. Bush, principal of Bainbridge
Junior High School, said today's in
cident was the aftermath of a beam
shooting episode by the boy Thurs
day.