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Evening star., 1951-01-16

Ability to make sound nnancla
decisions-There is no complaint
on the boards actions in this field
Interest in teacher welfare, in.
cluding good salaries-The boare
has fought for these and with
success.
Sound program of public rela-
tions-The board is open in its
dealings with all meetings in pub.
lie, as required by law, except Ger.
tain personnel and budget matters
Mr.. Lee. for one, has been Jealous
in seeing that things are discussed
in open meetings. The board holds
a meeting each year for the citi-
zens to request items for the
schools and another meeting later
to report the progress of budget
requests sent to Congress. It listens
to any group, or individual that
requests audience at regular
meeting.
The worst features of boards OF
education, in the NEA survey, in
cluded these at the top of the list:
insufficient time at meetings
given to basic school problems
The board meetings are long
enough, but some criticism has
been made, by DR.. Strayer for in
stance, that too much time is
spent on administrative details
and too little time on big matters.
Unfortunate personal charac-
teristics of one or more members.
Interference by the board in
administrative matters.
Influence of partisan politics on
the board.
Influence on the board of petty
complaints.
Too rapid turnover of the men,
bership Of the board-The District
Board of Education is fairly stable,
with three Of the nine members
Evening star., 1951-01-16
ard Compares With Standards in NEA Study of an Ideal Group

was the most common. 1t Is
three years here. However, in the
cities over 100000 and in some
county districts, four or six year
terms were more common than
the three-year term.
One board in three in non-city
districts and one in seven in city
school systems receive pay for
their board work. The annual
salary idea for board members is
condemned by authorities on
school administration because it
is felt second-class candidates are
then attracted. The District
School Board receives no pay.
Limits Set on Size.
School boards range in size from
8 to 81 members, with the seven
man board the most common in
cities over 100000. Authorities
recommend a board of from five
to nine members. The District
board has nine.
The use of standing committees
on boards is declining in favor
OF the board operating as COM
mittee of the whole. In 1917, SO
per cent of the boards in cities
Of more than 100000 used stand
ing committees, but by 1916 this
had dropped to So per cent, and
the trend is continuing.
More than two-thirds Of the
boards hold meetings open to press
and public. Some IA per cent
never let the public in. The Dis
trict board meetings are open
by law.
In 80 per cent of the city school
systems, the superintendent at
tends all of the board meetings.
This is also true in the vast ma
jority of all non-city school sys-
TENS. And in the District.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Businessmen to Honor
Anderson at Dinner

The American Businessmen S
Association will hold a testimonial
dinner tomorrow night for j. Mel
son Anderson, general counsel of
the Federation of Businessmen S
Associations.
The dinner will be held at $50
pm, in the Dupont Plaza Hotel.
Miss Phyllis Hoyland and Miss
Dorothy Emery will entertain
with songs and piano selections.
Members of the federation and
the American BusineSsfnen's As
sociation are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Panel Discussion Slated

The District branch of United
World Federalists will hold a panel
discussion on Should We Seek
To Strengthen the U. N. Now?'
at 8:15 pm. tomorrow in the
Chamber of Commerce Building
1915 H street NV. Seven Gov
ernment officials and professors
will make up the discussion board
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Mrs. Dorsey Elected
Head of DUV Tent

Mrs. Cora Dorsey, 106 Ninth
street Sc, has been elected presi-
dent of Ellen Spencer Mussey
Tent No. l of the Daughters OF
Union Veterans of the Civil War
Other officers are Mrs. Lucetts
Hewitt, senior vice president; Mrs
Pearl Carcolecchia, junior vice
president; Mrs. Kathryn Rohm
treasurer; Elmon V. Carr, public
ity chairman, and Mrs. Esther
Littold, patriotic instructor Mem
bers of the council are Mrs. Anna
Horn. Mrs. Elizabeth Nash, anC
Mrs. Edith Bugbee.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
GoIIuudet to Hear Envoy

The Midweek Student Assembly
of Gallaudet College for the dea;
will be held at 10 am. tomorrow
to hear Don Rafael Heliodoro
Vale, Ambassador from Hon.
duras, talk on cultural relations.
Joseph P. Youngs of the college
staff will translate the ambassa-
doris talk into sign language.
Evening star., 1951-01-16

not covered by regular tags. here
might have to be towed to the
inspection station for clearance
before new tags could be issued
and a person buying a car out of
town would have to buy State tags
to bring the car here.
The new regulation will become
effective 10 days after it is ad-
vertiSed
Evening star., 1951-01-16

Brannan TO eX-
tend his service
beyond the stat
utory re tir E.
ment age of 10
next April Is.
The N or t h
Carolina Asso-
citation of Soil
S ervis S ors,
which is hold
ing it's annual
m e e tin G a t
Rocky M o u n t
this week, has
writ en- Mr..
Evening star., 1951-01-16
1900 Students
Discuss u. n.
AtForum Here
Hurrimun Addresses
Group Toking Part
In City-Wide Panel

About 1900 students from Dis
trict public, private and parochial
schools took part in forum today
on the United Nations and its
challenge to youth.
A panel discussion by six
students and a guest speaker
w. Averell Hartman, special
assistant to the President, high
lighted a program on aspects OF
the United Nations and its con-
tribution to the peace of the
world.
The meeting in the Interdepart-
mental Auditorium was sponsored
by the United Nations. the Justice
Department and the District
Board of Education.
Mr.. Hartman told the students
that his confidence in the future
well-being Of the world is based on
his confidence in the young people
of America.
Moral Issue Cited.
In answer to a question, Mr.
Hartman said the United Nations
Tcame to the assistance of South
Korea mainly because of the mora.
feeling that the free nations OF
the world should be protected
from aggression. He said the
United Nations had no strategic
interest in South Korea.
Mr.. Hartman said he does nct
believe a general war is inevitable
The United States, he said, must
give inspiration and leadership to
the world.
Mr.. Hartman and the audience
applauded the statement of a
member of the panel that aid
under the Marshall Plan should
mot be used as bribe to get other
nations to do what the United
States wants to do. The panel
member was Charles Greenberg
II. a senior at Anacostia High
School.
Expulsion Opposed.
Another panel member. Roselia
Henderson, II, a senior at Western
High School, said nothing will be
gained by expelling Russia from
the United Nations. She said
Russia is a necessary part of
the U. N.
Frank Winters. II, a senior at
Gonzaga High. told the students
they should have faith in the
U. N. and do everything possible
to support it.
Richard I. Smith. II, a senior
at Eastern High. said that even if
the U. N. pulls out of South Ko-
rea. it has proved itself as an or
ganization trying to make peace.
Dunbar Junior Disagrees.
A member of the panel from
Dunbar High School, William E.
Whitley, Is, a junior, disagreed,
saying that If the U. N. forces
leave South Korea, this would be
a reward for Red China.
John Berge. Is, sophomore at
Sidwell Friends School. said the
United Nations decision to resist
the Red Korean invasion of South
Korea saved the U. N. from de-
struction.
Miss Dorothy Gordon, modera-
tor of youth forums for the New
York Times, acted as moderator.
Portions of the forum were
broadcast over the Liberty Mutual
Broadcasting Co. network. Station
WMAL will broadcast the program
at 10 o'clock tonight and Station
VOL at 7:30 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-01-16

Friends and associates of DR..
Hugh H. Bennett, chief of the Soil
Conservation Service, have ap-
pealed to Secretary of Agriculture
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Mothers Council to Meet

The voting representatives of
the Play Center Mothers Council
will hold meeting at 8:15 pm.
tomorrow in the Jefferson Junior
High School, Eighth and E streets
IS.W.
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;ipei Teriamnllun9cn battcn mir Die
Gbre, 10 nellc Dtit9lieNer in unie'
rem Gerein l,n0 audi in ben 3ens
traluerbanO auIjunebmen uno llno
pie iolgeno: 5err uno 5rau eugene
Siebert, Irdulein Gerna WilllamS.
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orse gibner, Serr uno 6rau Mi.
d,aeI 2aiiel. Serr uno Srau George
Shmabl. 8ir beiben oieie Mitalie.
ser ale nillfonmen. Sn bieier Ser.
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2::3O llbr aniansen. @ir boiien. oat
olle sur 3eit Oa iinS, OaB mir bis
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geniitlid) unterbalten fonnen. Wit,
gIieber, nelfe i'm Hiiditano iino
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lbrem cigenen Sntereiie sutitebenS
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Sacob 8otlneiiter, Scfr.
l.29
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,yrancn &crcin Der Gp. 1utb.
Sentih z(Scmcinoc

Ger Nro1cnpcrcin Der Scl1tid,
1enlelnne hGlt ieincn oicsiGhriocll
Hu'ar um ,srcitoN. Den Z. Seem
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I'll elnem nlGBiQcn Ereis icrpicrt
lucrOcu.
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men llnp ilpur bel ,Sruu slunc
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Nocrnllne Sd,uller. Scfr
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2lu< Glcpelan>, Otie
3,ueia I

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geomtcnpahl iiir 1862 lit ON
Snnntaa, Den ,. SeicmbCr I'M :;
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rcutin Motharinc Murtini mn Iie
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mir nunfen Gud, iiir bic Ginluollnu
llno nphmals slid oui Mr. lichen
griioer iiir Guer Nhelicit.
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0ratulieren mir sum 25iuhri.
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tiefltc Snnlpathie filr Den &crluIt
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ihen ollen Siebci boIoiQc Se'lerllnN.
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3mci0 3S.

sSir MAIDEN befanut. bnb unlerc
nld)iie regelnlbige Geriamnli:lrg
ON Sonlltaa EadGll;'tag. oen =. a.
,enlber nm $50 l!Gr in unlereir
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Damn geOeiben t6nnen. Bepib rat
lid, audi Elm icoer seireut. iopiclc
IrcmOe @eiibtsr besriiben 81 fonnta.
Wir boIien, OaB oieies 8eiiibI Oil
Sereinsleben aud peiter beitahcn
miro. 10 onb mir am 2. 9ejemDer
nod cinen 9roberen geiud) baben,
nur 10 fonnen mir 6ortihrite mo,
den in inierem gerein. Sn oisicr
Serlammllm9 miro allh bie geMr-
telupabl iiir 1852 itattiinSen, oes.
balb ioate fein Mitslieo ieblen uno
leine Gimme ab9eben fiir treue 9e.
amten, Die aud i'm Sntereiie oes
Serelns orbeiten. Slt Sen lesten
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Nd,tnna Miitalieper oes 3,ueiaes 1

s>n Ser am ,Sreitaa, ocn 16. stus
pcnbcr ob0eboltcnen Geriamnlll'no
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Dtitalicrer, lpelhe bus polle Suhr
1851 an 0eitrlaen be,ablt boben,
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icbloiien, cine &aane fir 9Scrs
bllno neuer Mitalieoer einsulcitcn.
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Deputies ciuen 9tomen unh Slbrcl'e
uon einem Aanbiooten sufomnlen
lGbt, crbdlt pom &erein. iobalo ooa
nelle Otitalieb auf9enommen lit, Den
Setrao pon s.. llniere Deputies
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Mitalieoer, frellnDlidit mitiubcltcn.
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Sooesam;eiac

Gole SfneiDer, aeb. @rullf. &C.
boren am %. Nebruor 1885 in
Sd)aroid. Sicbenbiiracn, bic SDd)=
ter pon 6errn uno iSrou &rauR. bort
aufaeiuahien unh iiberiieoelte nit
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3lein- -&opiif. Sm Sabre 1906 fam
lie nit iSrau Geaina Wantid, nod)
II. e. q. unb slpar nah y)oum0s=
tolpn. Ohio unO beiratete 6errn
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Eitisburab int Sabre 1916 in Sen
Soo uorausNino. Sn Glepclano per
heirotete Tic iid, ipieoer I'M Sabre
1913 nit 6errn slnoreas SheniOer.
aebiirti9 aus Meraeln. Siebenbiir=
lcn. sic ertrantte I'M Sabre 1949
llno ltarb om l3. 9topember b. !.
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hlnterlaRt ben tiefaebeuaten @atten
u. Shneioer, ,lpei Sd,tpeitern iSrau
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nurh Soerrn Eaitor u. u. Noellm,
no Der lumenhor Saronia inter
ibrem 0iriaentcn Eroi. Nuo. Shl-
tier Der pcrltorbencn Sdnpeiter. elm
lullllocrlhOnes Srauerlieo ipiomete,
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Jiubc aeleitet. Sic mar Elm quite
henocs Vtitalieo pom 6omeiteaber,
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Selltih STRIDE unb Dem 3entraI Ners
bano.
Ter tieiaebelIate Gotte q. Sd)nei-
Der oanft cerrn 9saltor Gocllm,
yonas ycihenbeitatter. :3ipeia IA.
33-34. Gintrad)t 6ermania uno
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iGbriae ssubilG,m oes Gereins aes
bDren Der &eraanaenheit oil. @ir
batten Elm ihGnes 8onsert. Der 8e=
lana mar iebr out pon slnfana bis
alm Gnoe. Die Gereinc baben alle
iebr out 0eilnaen, Die Snli narcn
ale iebr itl)on. ysir oonten fiir olles.
beionpers 6errn Eaitor ,Soiiel fir
Die ihGne ,SeItreoe lno Die Slid
lpiinihe I'll umierem iSeite. @ir Oan.
fen ouh Serrn sloolt @ilfinaer.
6errn Mite Salmen, iSrou Watbil=
ia Sioorfp,G. Siihler, Spbumu
&plif, Soiia 8otb fir Die 4rotula=
tionen, nic tic entbnten I'M Nomen
ibrer lieben Gereine.
9lud, lpollen mir uniercn bciten
Iunf ousipreten lnierem liebell
Giriaenten, Erpi. Muoolph Sd,u=
tier, aud, unieren lieben iSrellnDen
ppn 2oroin fir Den Seiud,. 9lllen
unieren ;Sreunoen uno 0efanfltcn
oanfen mir pom Seysen. ooR lie uns
nit ihrem 9eiurh erfreut baben.
Iie orei @riinoerinnen slmo
Scbneiber. Saith. ainn uno Sohonno
&oeltner oanfen Der Sieoertafel fit
Die ii)0nen glumen. NIT oencn man
lie beoohte sur slnerfennura ols
Griinoerinnen.
Sic ;Srouen, Mrs. 2ublpia
aoh. &atberine iSrdaner. autberine
3ofel uno Sobanna 8aeitner ipurhen
I'll Ghrenmitalieoern ernunnt lmn
nit 9lumen aeid,miift CUR glnerfen=
nun0 Der 25iGbriacn Wtitlieblhoft.
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uno @iiroiauna unp ump iaaen benz
Gerein ihren inniaiten Gonrf.
Cos &pnsert lit nun porilber lno
man iiebt iest Der Silpeiterfcier ent=
eucn. &ir mDt)ten uniere Sreunhe
mb Sefannten mobnen, oieien Sa0
often I'll halten unn an oieier ,Seier
Hd) ;u beteili0en. Scbtes Sahr ipar
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mchr. Gs ipQ mirhts perraten lperz
Den. 4ommt ollc in oas Sltieitc
Sod,icnEein uno briuat ale iSreln=
&c nit. Spdter iperocn mir mebr
hcfunnt 0chen.
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5meis 81.

9lllen Shmeltern Sur 9tatrld)t
hob uniere rdd)ite Ger'anlnlIlnS ont
Sonrtug nod,mittug 2:3O uDr. Den
,. SeS, itattiinoet. Ia uuber anoe'
rem rpihtisen 8eifdIten aud ole
9eamtenpabI fiir bas Sohr 1852
itlttiinoet, Uerben Die ,ShmeIteru
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men. Inn Die rehten geamtnnen 81
erlpablen iiir oas nahite Sabr. sluh
Die Sd)rpeiiern, meld)e nit Ibren gel.
trdgen unO Attachments im Hiif.
Itanoe iinO, lperoen sebeten, 81 fonls
men, Inn iid sutitebeno Su MAIDEN,
ebe es. 5u ipdt lit. Sn Der lesten
GerIammlune brntte uns. Seputp
@illiam @olfi oils neues MitsIieo
in Serein uuo 3entraluerbano. @ils
nla Senora alob, nofiir Der 3peig
"a Dem Oepuip @. @olii iebr oanf.
bar iit. 9taf Der Seriammlrlng tper.
ben mir aud mieoer uniere aarten.
purtie tpieber abbalten. 9und), aaI.
ice uno &nhen ,peroen ierpiert unb
idone Sreiie weroen seseben merben
fiir Die guten Spieler. s(ui Ser
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&crciniatc Sndlicn uon Glcuelanb,
Chic.

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lit porlduiig in tieIem ,Sd)nee unO
unier @ettergott iogt: rSalt. Sbr
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partlen, Stiitungsieite uip. aber,
lieber 8ettergOtt. mir bitten red)t
ber5litlt. luB uns BLOB nod Spei
groBe SeIte ieiern, bns lit inierer
lieben Seutid 8emeinoe ibr %.
Subelieit unS 3,peis Z, 5arrel, Ha.,
mo unlere GprIisenoen uns pertre.
ten peroen. llno Damn bie 9eamten.
mublen bon unleren nerten airhen.
pereinen, Slt unb 8eit. iomie 3rpeia
/, A, 33 unb "a. @eiangpereine
Gillette Siebertniel. gintraht.Ser.
mania mo Saronia uno Sransipl-
panla 5beaterperein. auf bitten mir
imleren lieben @ott nm neue lIit.
aliener, oamit mir nod lange be-
'lebcn fonnen aber lieber 8ott, no
limo oenn uniere Neuen, uno iporum
fonlnen lie ni6t au6 81 unieren
airhen uno gereinen - ia - an
mas IebIt es? SSeooh mir ge6en Die
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SahIen - airhen., aronfen-, Sc.
lang. unb lbeaterpereine Glepe.
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wabre oufrid)tige Menid)en iinoen
tperoef. Scnntaas lit oeutifer ino
englilher 8ottesoienit in ser ct.
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aui Der Weitieite an U. 9s Strobe
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