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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-01

WHATS DIFFERENT ABOUT
DYNAEl0W DRIvt*7
To an efficient new pump def obovej. Bviek
engineers hove oddsd true turbine lfight)
and an Ingenious new sOperehorsIng osssm-
bly, lin hondl which produce iosavs-boosi-
ing oeiion In siorilng ond aeeslsrailng The
result Is The first device on any Amsfieon
possenser car which employs liquid 10 III
the function Of both ihs clutch ond ihs vsvol
low, second and high gsars. The slSish psdol
Is slimlnoisd ond simple control oivss YOU
menOel selection Of power rongss ord
direction.
sO1sioasi at ssf,s sesf Resdmast~ soaeis oaiv.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-01
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replaces both the clutch and first,
second and high gears.
But as nearly as we can find out
= and we talk to lot of people
= it isn't any one thing that puts
Buick at the top of the at" parade.
It's the overall richness of this
honey in all the things you've
dreamed of finding wrapped in an
automobile.
Ask any friend who drives a
Buick = then see your dealer and
Get firm order in, with or with
out car to trade.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-01
Qattzea4l~s9 Nsu4d : Social 1ze~s4

and Mrs. Edward E. Rankin have
arrived safely in Panama. Mrs.
Lipford, whose husband will be
stationed for a number Of months
in the California city, is the form
err Gloria Hall, Mrs. Rankin, whose
husband will be stationed in Pan
anna for the next two and one half
years, is the, former Miss Elaine
Hall.
Mrs. Richard Walker gave a
leap year surprise party on Satur-
day night for the fiance of Miss
Mary Jane Reed, Mr.. Lee Gartner.
The groom-to-be received many
useful articles which he hopes his
bride will use after the wedding
on April 10th.
If you are resident of Gath
ersburg make sure that you reg
lister for the town election in May.
Councilman Perry, who is acting
for Mayor William McBain tells
US that over half the citizens of
the town are unregistered. If you
have lived in the town three
months prior to the election in
May, you may register and vote
Registration days are March 20
and April 5 from noon until 7 Pm
This year two councilmen and the
mayor are to be elected.
Mrs. Ida Ivey of glastonbury
Ohio, has recently visited her
niece, Mrs. Charles Glover and
family.
Shots will be given free for the
prevention of Rocky Mountain
Spetted Fever in the Health Gen.
! ter at Gaithersburg on three sue
cessive Mondays. March 29th
April 18th and April 18th from !
P. M. 1t is quite important that
everyone understands that fol-
complete immunization three shots
must be taken.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-04-01

visiting his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Poole.
Miss Sue Anne Myers, who is
member of the capella choir Of
the Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School, sang with the group on
sation WRC on Good Friday, and
Also on Easter Sunday at the
Naval Hospital Easter Services.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
On the Engagement Pad

Tomorrow. II am, Mayiower Hotel.
regular meeting and luncheon; speaker
iicans in the Year Of Decision"
Town CIub-Tomorrow, 1915 Pm. ex-
ecutive board meeting and luncheon
With Mrs william T. Hsssics 'r 90
Sunshine and Community Society--Tomor-
row.. 1870 Pm, 2400 Sixteenth street;
| speaker, Lee R. PENNINGTON, IT.. Fed
eral Bureau Of 1nvestigation. Juvenile
Dennquency."
DauEhters of the United States ARM
Tomorrow. 1890 pm, Army-Nayy Club
| luncheon speaker, 1t. Gen. Maurice
y. Matbenet, Military Attache Of French
PEG Sisterhood-Tomorr 8 pm, Chap,
ter with Mrs. Joel C.. Hawkins. 1888
Lanier place N.Y. electiSn %wot Ct oSs5s Ssp
ter hostess ty at reciprocity luncheon.
St. AIMS Mothers Club-Tuesday, 2 pm.
school auditorium, fashion show.
Daughters of the British Empire--Tues-
day. pT ssd.t;sl 1s5l G0um6ia road st,s W..
Exsslsior Literary Club-Tgesday., 2 m:
meeting.
National Society Of Arts and Letter.
| Tuesday. 2 pm. with Lady Lewis, 342t
McCook Knox.
Phyllis Lyman Colony, National Society 81 q
New England Women-Tuesday, l2:30
meeting: speaker, Mrs. Otto Hammer
lund. The State of Rhode Island"
Congressional Club-Wednesday, $3.50 m .
reception for Chief Justice and Mrs.
women's Christian Temperance Union
Wednesday. II am, Capital Memorial
Church, monthly meeting Of Chaplin
All HaIlows Guild-wednesday, II am,
dral close, garden lecture; speaker. j.
Morton Franklin. "Perennials and An
nuals.'
Washington Hebrew CongreEation Sister
hood-Tomorrow, $50 pm, vestry OF
the temple; speaker, Joel D. Wolfsohn.
Arlington-Fairfax Chapter of Hadassah--
/ Tomorrow, $50 pm Arlington Jewish
Center. membership party.
Adas Israel Sisterhood-Tomorrow. noon;
vestry room of the synagogue, 800 ]
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Sorority to Mark
96tb Anuiversarv

The ninety-sixth anniversary oi
the founding OF Phi Mu Sorority
will be observed by local members
at Q banquet to be given at the
Laura Lee Restaurant in Alexandris
at $50 pm. Thursday.
Miss Jean Proetsch is president
of the Washington alumnae chap
ter.
Arrangements for the banquet are
being made by Mrs. Victoria Sigler
and her committee, composed OF
Miss Norma Cummiford, Mrs. Ann
Lambert and Miss June Kullberg
Miss Cummiford is also in charge
of reservations.
The principal speaker for the eve
ming will be Mrs. Evelyn Scillington,
dean of women at American Uni
versity. Sorority songs will be pre-
sented by members of the American
University and George Washington
University chapters and Mrs. Ma
rion Hagen will act as toastmis-
tresS,
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Talk ON Indians
TO Feature CAR
|AnnalaI MEETING

The 1lth annual State conference
OF the District Society Of the Chill
dren of the American Revolution
will be held on Saturday at Hotel
2400.
Darcy McNickle, assistant to the
commissioner of the Bureau Of In
dian Affairs, viii be the guest
speaker at the conference. Mem
Ibers of the Harriet M. Lothrop So
ciety will be in Indian costume and
Miss Irene M. Pistorio, State chair
man of the American Indians Com
mittee, will exhibit her Indian doll
collection. The Wakefield, George
Washington and Mount Vernon So
cieties will present special arrange
ments Of American music.
Robert j. Boyd, jr., junior State
president, will preside at the con-
ference, which will be opened by Mrs
Ray E. Brown, senior State pres1-
dent. Among the guests who will
give greetings are Mrs. Donald b,
Adams, national president; Mrs.
Wilfred j. Chairman, State regent
of the District Daughters Of the
American Revolution. DR.. Robert
Scott Lamb, State president of the
Sons of the American Revolution,
and william r.. Chapline, State
president of the Sons of the Revo-
luton.
Music will be provided by the
United States Marine Band. An
American flag will be presented to
the Junior State Society by Miss
Imogene Philibert, national chair
man of the Correct Use of the Flag
Committee, through Miss Caroline
Brown, Junior national chairman.
Annual reports and the election OF
Junior State officers will highlight
the business session.
Among those who are working
with Mrs. Leigh L. Nettleton, gen.
eral chairman of the conference, are
Miss Marjorie Rhodes, Junior ma
tional recording secretary and Of
fetal receptionist; Mrs. Francis M.
Hofheins. program chairman; Mrs.
Robert J. Boyd, chairman OF ar
rangements, and Mrs. Herbert r.
Eek, hospitality chairman, who will
have charge of the luncheon. Mrs.
Robert w. Carroll and Mrs. Charles
A, Waldron are in charge OF reser-
lvations.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Civic and Study Clubs

en-, District. Branch--Tomorrow, pm
bFanch hh.tSsiaSsy1 business Res.ns Chase Branch
Wednesday, $3.50 pm, Bethesda Won.
nf clqb i9nt meeting xtn Of
AAUW, Silver Spring Branch-Wednesday
8 pm, creative griting study grsour saa
wit With Mrs FdRs C. Gross sals sss
Haa iation stud study s'siah group With Mrs. L. 8
Regeimbal, 2012 Lanier drive.
AAgW AiszandTis BranehToday7 day sronp pm
% lecture on decorative arts.
Twentieth Century Club THURSDAY.
11e.k.I en- DR. fwSA yohn Lee mentn Coulter, Tine
United states and World Economics. u
Women's City Ciub-Tuesday, noon, club
Mqa house; ,dl,a lgnchsSn; Roi 1870 a'm' speaker
Washington Club - Tomorrow. IL am:
book chat: The Gift Of Life" by ". 8
y X00ssaaa ssint. Taesdsy, u sds, Il M. Nine:
Yin, Korean representative at :. u, the
United Nations Conference, Condltlons
in Korea To-day" "Wednesday p.m,'
Business, Professional Clubs
''1sPi WIiiard Hotel; speaker Harf Mac
zonsa Gciiub-wednesday, 4 pm. Dodge
Boiesiaw otssi 'ehsS Isitseber, sSUsnitsd Nations
District sBssin... and Professional womsn'.
Club-Friday, $50 pm, Lisner Audi
torium club to sponsor concert py
Hershey Glee Club for 6enent OF Ge9rse
p,.t Wshipstcp p
Hotel; business meeting.
Comm unity Clubs
Woman's Club of Bethesda-Tomorrow, 10
am, art class. Tuesday, pm, fashion
show and dessert bridge: Wsdnesday eas
Chevy Chase AAUW on European RecoV-
Woman's Club Of Lyon Village-Tomorrow,
1870 pm, executive meeting with Mrs.
Joseph Reynolds, 2S10 Key boulevard
Wednesday evening. Community Metho.
dist Church. Key boulevard and North
Bryan street; speaker. Mrs: J; IL L. Almond
Petworth Woman's sClub-Tomorrow,2 M
visiting nurse group, 533I Georgia ave
nue. NV. Thursday. Petworth Meth odtst
Church, noon luncheon to be followed
by business meeting; speaker, Louis C.
sehsnk' - Goodwill % Ind industries. S1ns r,.xd.v 9
. 1851 Broad Branch road NV; speakers,
Mrs James L. Darby and Mrs. Albert o.
Luther, Eastern Europe"
Takoma Park WOmen's Club-Tuesday
noon, Takoma Park Presbyterian Church.
luncheon; speaker, pr. Allen g; Gruehy'
The consumer in The MGcern sSrs,d., W9pid
1890 pm, business meeting with Mrs
Willard A. Anderson, 1914 Highland
drive. Silver Spring.
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase-Wednes-
day, s pm, drama section: speaker. DR..
James A. Magner. Thursday. pm,
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Community Clubs List Euents;
Delegate to Speak on Alaska :

The club choral group win enter.
tain with several selections and the
poetry and literature chairman will
read original poems submitted by
members:
Hostesses for the meeting will be
Mrs. L. zeleny, chairman, Mrs. T. p.
Cowgirl Mrs. J. wv. Macmillan, Mrs.
r. A. Ragins, Mrs. r. o. Stelzer.
Mrs. Neil Stuart. Mrs. ]. B. Waters,
jr., Mrs. S. M. Wederberg, Mrs. M.
Foster. Mrs. e. S. Earnhardt, Mrs.
Gail A. Hathaway and Mrs. B. w.
Maeier.
The club viii sponsor a play, The
Hasty Heart" to be presented by
the Barter Theater Group ON March
Is, at the Hyattsville High School,
Election of officers for the com.
ing club year will be held by tbs
Lyon Park Woman's Club ut the
business meeting to be held at .
pm. Wednesday at the clubhouse
414 North Fillmore street.
Louis G. Sehenk, public relations
director of the Goodwill Indus
tries, will address a meeting of the
Petworth Woman's Club, to be held
Thursday afternoon at the Pet
worth Methodist Church, Grant
Circle, following noon luncheon.
Slides will be shown illustrating
the activities and objectives Of the
Goodwill Industries
Mrs. S. c. Tupman viii preside
at the meeting.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Tea to Be Gipen
after Stvle Sb0W

Hostesses for the tea which viii
follow the fashion show to be given
Saturday for the benefit Of tfe
building fund Of st. PauPs Epis-
copal Church will include Mrs.
George Randolph. Mrs. John Lewis,
Mrs. M. Adele Redfield, 1t. Mary
I. Rich, Miss Betty Jean Dye and
Miss katharine M. Brooks.
The fashion. show will be pre-
sented at pm in the parish hall
of st. Thomas Church at Eighteenth
and Church streets, NV. Models
will include Mrs. Marion E. Sikken,
Mrs. John McKeener. Miss Dye,
Miss Mary McCallum, Miss CATH
crime Coates, Miss Margaret Stump,
Miss Shirley Stump and Miss Nancy
Oyerton,
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Mrs. Knox to Sbeak

The Washington Chapter Of the
National Society of Arts and Let
ters will meet at 2 pm. Tuesday at
the home of Lady Lewis, 1925 Pros
pect avenue NV. Mrs. Ludlow King
will assist her mother-in-law as
hostess and Mrs. Joseph Horgan
will preside.
Mrs. McCook Knox will discuss
her book, THE Sharples - Their
Portraits of George Washington
and His Contemporaries" and
"Notes on the Frick Art Reference
Library" Katharine Dobbs Hansel
Soprano. will sing.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Tak0ma Park. Club

DR.. Allen G. Gruchy, professor OF
economics at the University of
Maryland, will be the guest speaker
at the meeting of the Takoma Park
Womens Club to be held on Tues
day at the Takoma Park Presby-
terian Church. The subject of DR.
Gruchy's talk will be THE Consum-
er in the Modern World" Travel
pictures will be shown by Herbert
D. Ford. The program will be pre-
ceded by a noon luncheon.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Hershey Glee club
To GiUe Concert
Here Friday Night

The Glee Club of the Hershey
Industrial School will present a
concert at $3.50 pm. Friday at Lisner
Auditorium under auspices Of the
Health and Safety Committee of the
District Business and Professional
Women's Club.
Proceeds from the concert will be
used to help furnish a room for q
woman intern and a woman resident
doctor at the new George Washing
ton University Hospital.
The glee club, which is made up
of 40 boys from the group Of a
thousand orphans at the school in
Hershey, Pa, is under the direction
of j. Albert Ross. 1t appeared here
last year in a concert presented for
the benefit of Children's Hospital.
While in Washington members
will be the guests of the Business
and Professional Women's Club,
spending Friday night at the homes
of members and friends.
Representative John F. Kunkel Of
Pennsylvania has arranged q tour
of the Capitol for Saturday. The
boys also will visit Mount Vernon,
where they will lay wreath at the
tomb of George Washington. and
will be guests at luncheon at the
Friends Meeting House, Thirteenth
and Irving streets NV.
Patrons for the concert include
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, Senator
Edward Martin of Pennsylvania,
Representative Kunkel, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Frank McSherry, Miss
Ruby Nevins, DR.. Elizabeth Parker,
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, Mrs. Carl A.
Spaatz and Mayor Oliver w. Young
blood of Takoma Park.
Assisting DR.. Alma Jane Speer,
chairman of the Health and Safety
Committee, is Mrs. Edith Eckert,
who is in charge Of arrangements
and ticket sales.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

County, and by the Scouts OF the
four other neighboring councils:
Arlington, Prince Georges, Alex
andria and Fairfax.
Profits from the sale will provide
the only support for the Girl Scout
camping activities this year and
the troops of the entire area are
combining their resources to reach
an all-time high quota. Proceeds
will be used to operate the five
permanent Girl Scout summer camps
serving this area, as well as an
expanded day camp program.
Girl Scouts always prove to be
good statesmen, but this year they
will have an especially appealing
offer to make to economy minded
housewives. The cookies are to be
sold at the same price this
year as last. despite the fact that
they. cost the Scouts more The
girls feel that this policy will pay
dividends in good will toward what
has become a mammoth project
since 1t started back in the days
Of the Coolidge administration.
Girl Scout leaders recall that, in
the beginning, the various troops
made their own cookies and con-
Quoted their own sales, more or less
independently. Mrs. Calvin Cool
idge always co-operated and, while
her husband was President, used
to buy cookies from the Scouts for
use at White House receptions.
As the annual sale became big
ger each year, the Scouts had to
abandon making their own cookies,
but they still are responsible for
the actual selling, with each girl
assigned to work in her own neigh
borhood.
This year the drive was launched
officially when Mrs. Dwight D.
Eisenhower purchased the first box
of cookies from members of the
Fort Myer troop.
Mrs. C. L. Forsling of Washing
ton is serving as overall chairman
for the 1948 sale, with the assistance
Of subchairman from the Districts
10 Scouting areas and from each
Of the participating county organi-
cations.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
PEG Luncheon

Chapter v of the PEG Sisterhooe
will be hostess at the regular reci.
procity luncheon to be held at 12:3t
pm. Wednesday at the YWCA
Seventeenth and K streets NV
Reservations for the luncheon may
be made with Mrs. r. e. McArdle
2907 Rittenhouse street NV. AL
unaffiliated PEGS are invited.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

art section. tour Of Freer Gallery; Fri, Fri
day. pm eivics section. LEGISLATION Iars
Silver Spring Woman's CIub-,wednesday,
Woodside Methodist IL fs1loSaS Church ~
luncheon: speaker, E. L. Bartlett,
Alaskan DELEGATE to Congress. =
Beverley Hills Women's Club-Friday,
University Park Woman's Club-Tomor-
y xts 10 Mrs rfanP h n
Sheridan street: University Park: speak
er, E. Raymond Wilson: executive e secre;
1sTy eEsstian oi and fntsrna
tional Relations
Lyon Park Weman's GlsbIWeSneSdiay, WED SIim,rs s
Street, slseslon slsshonse Of oeers North
Alexandris Woman's Wednesday, 2
pm, YWcA., literature department:
speaker, Rabbi :, Ira Sud. THE Literary
College, University Clubs
Russell saEe College Alumnae--Tuesday, 2
pm, buffet supper and business meet.
Wcoodbine street. Chevy Chase, Md.
Smith College Club-Friday. 7;45 pm.
Cosmos Club auditorium; speaker, Her
bert John Davis, president OF Smith Col
STEPHENS College Alumnae Cub--saturday,
pm, Iron Gate Inn; speaker, Hazel
Markell, acting program director OF
WTOP.
Sororifies
ri Omicron, Beta Gamma Chapter-Toz,
.nS HiFh Pin HssEen WGA By Tsvsn Mrs e.
Helen Foote. to be followed by business
Alpha Delta Phi-Tuesday, 8 pm, Col
lege Park Alumnae Association at Uni
ysrsity of MARYLAND Chapter house;
Association with Mrs. William e. Clark,
441O Forty-second street NV.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Associa- :
|. tion of Northern Virginia-Weduesday:
Sp.m., with Mrs. James w. Haley, 24O0
South Meade street. Arlington:
Miscellaneous
District Chapter Of the Daughters Of the
American C0lonists-Today, 2:30 pm,
entertainment for veterans at Walter
Reed Hospital.
District League Of American PEN Women
To-day, to ,L;In pm, the tys stndio,. tsa: tss
Financial Counselor Of the Nerwsgian
Embassy, Norway Helps Herself Out. "
exhibition by nellie Miller virgins. To-
morrow, 8 pm, studio. drama group.
TUESDAY so pG poso am stadio
fiction group. Thursday. p.m., studio,
poetry group.
Wsman's National Democratic Club-To-
morrow. 1880 pm, luncheon: speaker,
Oscar L. CHAPMAN. Undersecretary OF
the Interior, The Growing Importance
-of Conservation.
District League Of Republican Women
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Tnkev Dinner

The Calvert School Mothers Guild
will sponsor the annual turkey din
ner to be given on March is at the
school, TIT Rhode Island avenue
NV. Proceeds from the dinner will
provide funds for the Msgr. Buckley
scholarship which will send boy
to st. Johns College or girl to
Holy Cross Academy for four years
Mrs. Richard w. Hall is chair
of tho
Evening star., 1948-02-29

street NV. luncheon and membership
Zena Grsenberr Chapter Of Deborah
Tuesday, pm, Hamilton Hotel, fash
ion show for benefit of Deborah Sana-
District Daughters Of the American Reyo-
lution-Today.. to 8 pm. tea for
Wrsnn. s352 Tennyson street NV. To
morrow, Pm, Chapter House. 3tn
anniysrsary 9f Ruth Brewster sn.s CHAPTER. HpSsr
Tqsns:s Tnsassy scots aso chsPt:r
Gailahorn, principal Of Webster School.
Tuesday, pm. Continental Danes
Chapter. with Mrs. James QuigRle, 225O
California street NV; speaker. Mrs; :;
Thomas p. Dimmick. State chairman avoi OF
nms,ean.sm nins chapaer Rense. Judge Lynn Chap
ter: speaker. Mrs. Dimmick. Wednes-
day. 8 pm, Chapter House, Manor
House Chapter; speaker, Miss Hazel
Nelson. executive secretary OF nations, az
den Chapter; speaker. Mrs. wilfred J.
St. cifahmshM jahn's Mothers. club-Monday. 1;so
pm, 1925 Vermont avenue, executive
meeting. Friday. 1:30 pm, 1925 Ver-
oes99 a99t s.sain: Taesdsy $50
Profess club of College Park-wednes-
day, s pm, College Park Parish Hall.
gardening program.
National Genea biological Society;--Saturday,
speaker. Meridith B. colket.
pm, YWcA, "Cap and Bells"
National Council of Jewish Juniors-Too
Eighth street s.w. party.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Address on Japan
To Be Presented

Home life in rural Japan will be
discussed by Arthur Raper at a
dinner meeting of the District Home
Economics Association to be held
at $50 pm. on March 9 at the
YWCA at 614 E street NV. Mr..
Raper, an official Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, recently was
sent to Japan by the War Depart
ment to study rural institutions and
particularly the application OF the
new land reform laws.
The speaker will discuss the role
of women in Japan, the outlook for
children and some effects of Allied
occupation on the home life OF
rural dwellers.
Mrs. E. M. Nelson is president
of the association.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
.2Otb Century club

DR.. John Lee Coulter. economist
and educator, will speak at the
monthly meeting of the Twentieth
Century Club to be held at II am.
Thursday at the YWCA. His sub
ject will be THE United States and
World Economics"
Evening star., 1948-02-29

The Excelsior Literary Club will
meet on Tuesday at 1880 Georgia
avenue NV. at l pm. for a lunch
con meeting. Mrs. Lucien H. Sand.
ers will preside at the meeting.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Proceeds to Support Camping Activities
Girl Scouts Of Cabital Area
T0in IN A7nuaI Cookie Sale
Bv Frances Lide

Don't be surprised doorben this and dnd
yourself buying q Of cookies before you know 1t.
annual Girl cookie underway tomorrow
approximately of the National Capital
100000 Of cookies before 1t Is
For me being conducted simultaneously by
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Literary Club

man of the dinner.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
Commissioners Ask
School Board Views
On 5trayer Report

The Commissioners have asked the
Board of Education to tell them
what 1t thinks about the Strayer
report, which calls for a $37.901 ,816
school construction program here.
A letter requesting the school
boards opinion was sent by the
Commissioners yesterday. DR.. George
D. Strayer of Columbia University,
who is making the survey of the
schools for Congress, was scheduled
to appear before the school board
late today to discuss his recon-
mendations.
Engineer Commissioner Gordon r.
Young said the school boards opin-
ion on the differences in the Com
missioners' building program and
DR.. Strayer's was particularly want
ed. Gen. Young said the Strayer
program agreed on 80 projects both
as to place and scope and agreed on
eight others as to location but not
on scope.
Eleven projects on the Commits
sioners' program do not appear in
DR.. strayer's recommendations and
eight projects approved by DR..
Strayer have not been considered by
the Commissioners, he added.
DR.. Strayer recommended that his
program be financed by an interest
free loan from the Federal Govern
ment. He condemned the "pay-as-
you-go" plan under which schools
are built here now out Of annual
tax revenues.