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SET. red and chrome.
$40; 2 pr. blue, lined linen Grapes,
rs, long, $40; drop-leaf maple
American walnut. 4-drawer
and mirror, S35: set OF corpus
juris. EN-. 3-0570. III,
CAMERA, Laica l11-C, Sumnitar
lens, f:2, new, reasonable. Owner
going overseas, must sell. SO. 81
9699. --21
Linhof. 2Ktx3K: 3 lenses,
roll f1lm back, plate back, carrying
case: $3.50. 10. 1914. -21
CASH REGISTER, gas station type:
$50. See at 2019 14th st. NV.
CHAIR. uphol. lounge type; excel.
cond.. with gray washable slip
covers: moving. must sacrifice. S25.
CHINA, I5.- imported place plates.
beautiful floral design, 81 80 per
plate; Limoges gold and white din
ner set, S45; walnut corner cabinet,
$50. Call Wo. 6-3409. al
organdy, green, brown,
yellow. white. Call oV. 3-47S4.
DEHUMIDIFIER, Oasis. new eondi-
ton; SIS or best oner. Call uN.
4-7150 -22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. like new:
G<E E1F TARS 2I
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STENOCRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
Switchboard experience preferable:
ideal working conditions. hospital
iZaticn. other benefits. apply In
person.
1890 P St. NV Dl. I-360O.
STENo-RECEPTIONIST Ambi--
tiouB, and etiieient, young lady Tor
diversified duties In modern air.
conditioned ONCE. TypinR and
shorthand experience preferred.
Able to meet public. Permanent
position with all modern employee
dement's and COOL starting salary.
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP
14A4 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda. Nd.
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YOUNG MAN

PART-TTME WORK for men. 5 ewes.
. wk.: ex-credit men to supplement
present income. Must have car.
Please give resume Of previous
credit experience. Box 44S-s, Star.
WHITE MAN. for restaurant and
Kitchen work: 2 S75 week Job. NO
Sunday work. SHOLL's COLONIAL
CAFETERIA 1882 Conn. ave. NV.
PART.TTME CLERK for dry clean
ing establishment; 81 per hr. N.
Va. resident preferred. Mr.. BUT
LER. XII. $4,000. --21
|SERNICEMAN for automatic washers
and dryers. State brand familiar
with and starting salary with car
allowance. Box 249-s. Star. ri
real estate estab-
hshed growing f1rm needs property
manager expanding department.
Salary commensurate ability. RIA.
3-3A3I 91
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LEAKY ROOFS

Roof repairing: new roofs. Estimates
cheerfully given. Our 18th year of
service to the community" ACE
HOME IMPROVEMENT CO., ia.
2-7252, IA. 4-0052. 30
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CLERK-PBX OPERATOR

Experience necessary. Air-condi-
TONED, modern ONCE. Good salary.
5-day week, pleasant working con-
ditions. STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
INC l2rd md n sfs n \. 90
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FOR SALE


PIANOS gone over and tuned
by Ffnd Lynn Very good buys
Hodges u Do~dy Furniture Co
Farmwlle. 3-20-2t
VERBg&AS and many other
pererfaals. Shrubs, ported plants
cut ffo.ers in season Mrs. George
StuattE Farmyllle. 596p
Vanity BENCHES while they
last sl= Hodges and Dowdy Fur
nitpre Company Second stsee,
Farmga.a $50 2t
NICE yahogany. glass door. book
ease C,leap Hodges & Dowdy FUR
nlturr Co, Farmyille 9-20-2t
~ -~-~-
BOXW1)OD English hedging
approximately g II hl2h Also
Amer can lockwood approximately
& II iaRh Located at Westyiew
Cemesey Phone 1870 9-I6-4t
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NEW ELASTIC COVERED sofas
Attractive styles many colors
500 SO ,Hodges 81 Dowdy Furni-
ture . FarmYllle 3-20-2t
~--
FREEMAN SHOES SI295 and
$685. All good fall numbers
CloseolA special for only 1896
Feraer 9-l6-3 -
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n. tBlLLl CARTER
COR RENT

APARTt t.NT Buffalo ST Call
sid Rotf $3.50 Farmylle 8-IG-tf
APAKIE 1NT furnished and
heated apply Marshall Buraer
Man S }eet Farmyule. phone
49l g-q-tf
APARTN EAT four rooms ana
bath IT u she'd GIL Buffalo 81.
Phone 3Ht after 500 9-9-8p
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FURNIs ard APARTMENTS
Convent 4tlr located to Main
Street ient reasonable Apply
Cral'e store Phone Is 9-9-6tp
~~~~~~ 49, ~~~~ -
APARTMENT Two or three
room ape1tment. unfinished sol
So Main. ISL Phone 1901 9-20-2p
~~~~~ ~~-~~ - --~~-~~--
ROOMS two bedrooms OF one
two roam apartment Blanche
FulcEer 400 Oak st 9-20-2p
~~.s-.----.
APARTMENT furnished. first
floor Nj John Stokes 400 First
Ave 9-20-2p
TWO BEDROOMS large twin
beds kit hen privileges optional
Mrs. S bliss Phone ia
9-l6-2p F.
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WOrsilaIn

Mrs REWARD NtcKav No. h.,.,
SPENDING son,at,ro -, ~ A.. -
at the beds,dr If w. - 'n,, - NV, '','
sam Arthur Who Is :. ~ NJ
vim Tribble ana payrara Nh
also VISITED NJ Arth,,r VI MIN IT,
dav
'''' ~ NiIA, + = clochirt {
H., r sei''', I'''eu NJ N'e"l tt" I'M
II. ''''''aa II '''i brother
MIS ! w Garter u hus
accepted position II the Dean :
oliict at Hampden-Sydncy COL
itke she started hef new WofE uu
september lo
h"nored with shower
4 number N ladies from thc
village attended a kltchcn shower
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n
REAL ESTATE

hEAI EC n T.
Lake site. 81 2 acres. some good
youFs timber. old mill dam on
streSm could BE- repaired and
mak% large lake Hurry! $3.50 90
Re-. beautiful bungalow. S rms
and path. hardwood floors. ample
kitci IN cabinet space and closet
spaow Large fenced in back yard
Gar, sc with workshop This nice
hontt Is located in Jackson
Heights. Please call for appoint
meIf@ to inspect. Price $1,000 90.
$500 20 down and balance SAC 90
per Month.
Res. lence, excellent location near
Lonf wood College. 4 bedrooms,
base nent. oil heat. $4,000. VIII
take smaller house as down pay
men
Dart Tobacco Farm. 80 acres, 40
IN / .gh state Of cultivation, Al
acre tobacco 2 barns, room
dive. 4ng. miles from Farmville
$5.5ED
SO 4 res. 80 cleared, 0 rns. dwell
ing 9th electricity. So acres dark
air-sxred burly and bright flue
Tobacco allotment $1,000 Terms
Nea-Z Crewe. 1912 acres. good 4
rm res. with running water
telek hone. electricity. Located S
mile from Crewe Several out
bulk ings $4,000
81 aeIes, miles from Farmville
Saleprice 1898 SO Terms.
Res.a rooms, bath. hardwood
floor ). large lot in Farmville
Spe, tai at $500 Terms: $3.50
dow and balance $4,000 mo.
Dru. store in thriving South
side Va town doing good patent
ed rug and restaurant business.
$40 90 stock and new equipment
and fixtures. Rent 500 mo. Long
leasY Complete $4,000.
Dru store IN small town. Large
stoo !. good fixtures. Soda foun-
tair~ Rent on bldg. $4,000 mo
Lorr, lease. $500
50 ere Farm. S room home Sew
erar outbuildings. plenty water
and fence. Only $4,000 Terms.
PAL MS. Is good farms. large and
sma. Located in Prince Edward
Co. Cumberland. Appomattox.
Am La. Charlotte and Bucking-
IAN Cos.
Lot, In the Davidson subdivision
watr and sewage.
AAkDOk 6. ATKINS
POINTERS Bonk Building
Phone 3o0-M
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SERVICES


DIICHlNG let Ls dig yOQr
bitches, septic tanks. etc by ma
chine. especially designed for that
purpose Rural work solicited
Pgtney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 483, Farmvtlle. Va. All
~--~-~-~- -
q. (. TELEVISION safes ard
service. Hotpoint appliances sales
and service Motley Hardware
Co. 1873 and 23I Main St. phone
258 Or 302 Farmyille. Va 6-l0-tf
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Use 1xz tSz1sszz:zEo =. For eg!ex .@s1xsyz5:Sl
{ For SALE

-
SEkD Rye for fall seeding, sl75
pei ~ Berlin Booth, Burkeyille
s-l6-3p
SE u Rye for fall seeding. SITS
ous John Case Rice. Va 9-l6-3tp
t~~- ~----
POINTER PUPS ten weeks old
tho oughbred Inquire Palmer's
Sc e. Green Bay 9-20-3p
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Bay BEDS maple finish with
ina-r spring waterproof mattress
ses~~Ouly s29 80 Hodges Il DOW
dy FURNITURE Company. Second
st s>FagmYille s-20-2t
MEN BEDROOM SUITES Wal
nut manogony. or maple. Ores
ser chest Of drawers and poster
bed $50 50 Hodges & DoWdy
Fur allure Co Farmville Also
COMPLETE line Of new chest Of
dra gers. $3.50 up 9-20-2t
~~~~~-~~ ~--~~---
ORS3FR NOW - Pansy plants
Jun or Woman's Club Phone 754
or SO 9-20A2p
WEY WORRY about troublesome
.ktk, infection. Try V-J-O. Grays
Drtks. 12-21-5lp (F)
-
BIT,ro DOGS 10 months old set
ter .~l6 months old pointer. both
party broken 4 months old set
ter SeSee Walker Young at Farm
yIls Mig Co. Or phone 2026JX
afte, 6 D III 9-23-3p
EkIROL4A Coal and wood per
feet condition Priced to sell 7 f
Stay Ion r. 2, Keysyille 923-fp
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NOTICE

-~-
y RINK OPENS Satar-
day O9.ocr Open Tuesdays
through Saturday 100 untsl /
p m 2 , N on Sundays. closed
Monday Door prize Boot Skates
Hill Tot Roller Rink Farmnlle
Va 9-a0-4t
PUBLIC please tack notice. on
the Bird aa3 Of October 1855. the
Lndersle .eesi will apply TO the Viz
sinia ASo4ollc Beverage Control
Board ( license to sell beer al
Branchea Store ten miles from
Buckins am on Route Sc. Wsngi-
ia. Va.&
Said peer 70 be consumed of
premise G - and z B Branch
9-13-lt
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THANKS

- -
MEINH @D-We wish TO express
our thai = to our many friends
and nesa.bors tor the flowers.
cards am many other expressions
Of kindnf and sympathy. shown
us duilnJ<he illness and death Of
Uir mott, \ Mr> Amelia NJ Mein-
hard HIT Children 9-23-ltp
-
PRICE. Wish 70 thank friends
!or card. flowers and the many
acts II f4ndness during my stay
III the u tsptal and also wish To
express ~ thanks % thu doctors
ana nul d w Price r. III
FaFmvI1 9-23-lt
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1q4q

doai sedan radio ana heater
\ very clean car.
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V
JAMES LEE Cumberland Va
and the Heirs al Law Of Rena
Hatcher Lee deceased and
i they b. dead Their heirs d.
glaees Or assigns. ana such oth-
er persons who are or may BE-
Interested HI thr subject matter
VI THIS suit. WHO are Proceeded
against ss Paftles Unknown
Defendants
Ihe object Of this Suit IL u BAL
ton IN one 0f tile modes grrsrrln-
ed ~ law certain tract il lana
situate III Madison D4strlct cum
befland County Virginia coa-
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Richard Gillian Doc Gillian
Marie GILLIAN Taylor. Frances
Gillian Garter. and Louise Gil
liam ct al Defendants
The object Of this suit is to sub
Ject the real estate Of which Nan
me Gillian Bartlett died seized
possessed and known as Number
POI Fly Street Farmville va
70 the payment Of the debt. and
liens against said real estate.
An affidavit having been made
ana iiled that Richard Gillian
Dof Gillian Marie Gillian ray
lof. Frances Gillian Garter and
Loliar Gillian arr n0n-residengs
% appear within ten day after
due publication d tins order and
20 what u necessary to protect
the-I interest III this suit
HORACE ADAMS. CLERK
ANNIE MoRING FALLWEII.
p z 9-2-4t
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court OF Prince Id
ward County. August 20 1855
Warren r F@ld DONG Business
NJ BIand Red Funeral Home
vino sues for himself and all
other creditors Of Mamie C~l-
liam Bartlett deceased form
cfly Mamie Gillian
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LEGAL NOTICES

= . -
VIRGINIA
In the Otisce Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court 10 rthe County Of
Cumberland on this the l9th
day Of September, 1855:
DuEUthy Walker R4nd0lph
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WANTED

WANTED
TIL fBERI1AND and cut over land.
hig<,est prices paid. Lancon At
kin. Realtor. Planters Bank
Bio, Farmville. Phone 3e0M or
7St 6-24-tf
AL. KINDS OF LIVESTOCK for
MaSday's market. Graded bulls,
iaH cows. boning cows. baby calves
AM veals. all kinds Of pigs and
POI TRY Farmville Livestock Mar
et.T 9-23-2t
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General Rrglstrai
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APARTMENT 2 bedrooms on
Oak troy Phone 80 9-23-2p
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bounded By Georgia averue,
Cclcsviiie road and the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad tracks.
This area is developing almost
completely as a commercial sec
ton.
About 400 new parking spaces
will be set up On land acquired
recently by the county. Silver
Sp.ing already has 5000 public
parking place, 5000 privat ely
owned anG 1000 curb spaces.
New streets will be completed
in the Wheaton Triangle and a
large new parking lot, to accom-
mod~te 4,500 cars, will be laid
around the projected Wheaton
Plaza shopping center.
While the county spent ST.
100000 last year for improve -
ments in the principal three
business areas, some of the prof.
ects were self-liquidating. Adult
ting property owners paid for
streets through front foot bene-
fit payments, while parking lots
were financed through a special
tax on businesses in the shop
ping areas.
Mr.. Butcher believes the i'm
provements will col tribute to-
ward fulfillment of the goal of
attracting more business to
Montgomery County, as urged by
Homer Hoyt, land use analyst, in
an economic survey of the coun-
tY last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30
Montgomery Pushes
'City-Type' Services

Nearby Montgomery County
may be classed as a suburban
area. but residents want CITY,
type services, and they're getting
them at fast clip.
In he next year, many miles
of new streets will be built or
rebuilt, new "trings of street
lights will be erected and pa k
ing aleas in the business sections
will be expanded.
The extent of the county's
public improvement pre- gram will
be determined when the county
council fixes It's budget this
month.
Mason A. Butcher, director of
public works, says much of the
emphasis in the coming year will
be placed on impro ements in
business districts, in order to
facilitate shopping by easing
traffic and parking problems.
He estimated that street light
ing will be extended to the
amount of 100000 in leased
lights. Inc county now spends
S2z5, 600 a year for leasing street
lights from the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co.
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His department also will place
street signs as new ncighbor-
hoods spring up during the year
In addition to this depart
ment's construction, many new
streets will be laid by developers,
who must follow county stand
arcs in grades, width and sur
facing. These streets generally
are added to the county system
after completion.
In the Bethesda area. the
county plans further widening
of streets in the Woodmont Tri-
angle, but the Chamber of
Commerce has presented an am
bilious alternative plan calling
for spending of 81 million to
foster circulation of traffic in the
congestnd center of the business
section.
Bethesda has 4o0 Of street
public parking spots; 1850 park
ING spaces IN priv ate lots and
1000 curb spaces. More Prob
ably will be added in the next
wear, Mr.. Butcher believes.
In Silver Spring, the primary
PROJECT will be completion of
broader streets in the triangle
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and improvements Of their CT
homes. even though they have
used all or part of the loan
guaranty benefit, the Veterans
Administration has reported.
A supplemental loan may be
guaranteed or insured by VA
only if it covers repairs neces-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30
S450, 900 Loon Goes
To Iona College

The Community Facilities
Administration this week an
nounced approval of loan of
$450.000 to Iona College, New
Rochelle, N. Y, TO" aid in con-
structlon OF a dormitory to
house So men students and eight
f Guilty members.
The college, a private liberal
arts college for men, has an en-
rollment of 1894.
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sary for the protection Of the
property or If it will substan-
TALLY improve the basic liv-
ability or utility Of the prop
erty.
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81 Home Loon Policy

GI horne loans may be par
TALLY or fully paid off at any
time without penalty. Lenders
have full information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30
VA Issues Ruling
On Private Looms

Veterans may get supple
mental CT loans from private
lenders for alterations, repairs
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Two-Cur Collision
Puts Traffic Lights
I'm Scrambled Stote

A two-car accident early this
morning did what many q frus-
|trated fnotorist would like TO do
Ito traffic lights.
The collision, near Eighteenth
street. Massachusetts, avenue and
Dupont Circle. damaged d traf-
nc light control box and left
scores Of them In five precincts
stuck on red, or green or blink
ing amber, depending on their
position at the time Of the crash.
The drivers were Claude L.
Blanchard, 20. Of 702 North ver-
mont street, Arlington, and Lin
wood N. Kaufman. 81. who gave
the Bethesda Naval Hospital as
his address. police reported.
Neither was injured and both
were charged with colliding.
They forfeited SIS collateral.
Thomas q. Jones. District as
sistant electrical engineer. said
one Of the cars smashed the cast
iron housing Of the control box
and damaged wiring.
For almost the full length Of
CONNECTICUT avenue, the lights
went haywire---and that Is the
way the morning rush hour
found them
The damage also put lights In
the first, second. third, 10th and
18th precincts out Of action.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
|SiIencers to Cut Noise
On New American Jets

Americans announcement said
|it would be the first tiirbo-iei
transcontinental service. Tht
line already has announced thu
purchase of $6S million worth
|of L0ckheed Electra ttirbo-proI
|airliners for 1858 delivery. IN I
turb0-prop, the Jet engine pOweri
the propellers. Pure Jets operate
solely on thrust.
The reverse thrust air brakes
consist Of q pair of clam-shell
devices which, hydaulically close
over the tail pipe Of each engine
bending" tie backward thrust
toward the approach path at al
most 100 degrees
They are In addition to the
wing-type brakes which extend
out Of the wings.
The Boeing TOT which new
from Seattle to Andrews Air
Force Base in three hours, So
minutes on October is had the
reverse thrust brakes and used
them on landing. but the device
has not yet been tested In the
air. the Boeing representative
here said.
Piston-type aircraft have long
had the reversihle-pitch propel-
lers TO brake landing speed.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
By CHARLEs ]. YARBROUGH

JET engines with silencers and
reverse thrust brakes win be
on the new Boeing 7O7 CONNER
cial airliners, Il was learned
today.
Tbs disclosure came with an
ncuncement BY American AIR
Hines that it will buy 80 Of the
near-sonic aircraft ct q cost sef
\ Si55 million for delivery In June
4 Of 1853.
The silencer, one or the pioneer
steps In reduction Of aircraft
noise, consists Of 8 fluted ar
rangement which alters the
shape Of the exhaust nozzle. or
ltaiI-pipe. 4 Boeing representa-
tive in Washington explained
\ today.
It Is expected to reduce the
noise level at least 10 per cent.
The high-speed. high-altitude
airiiners viii 60 into daily opera
Ition June Is. 1859 between New
York and Chicago. Chicago and
Los Angeles and New York and
Los Angeles. ari American
spokesman said. cutting the New
York-to-Los Angeles time to
slightly over 5 hours.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
Swiss Group
Scales Peak
Climber Dies

GENEVA, switzerland. Nov
Swiss newspapers reported
today the conquest Of the "A. 49,
foot Himalayan peak Gamesh
Himai BY q Swiss-led expedition
and the death Of one OF its mem
bers. Eric Gauchat, 2i-year-old
Geneva climber.
Mr.. Gauchat was killed In .
fall Of more than 1000 feet while
returning from the peak with
the expedition led BY Raymond
Lambert. famed Alpine climber,
The group reached the top Of
Ganlesh Hinlai on October "A.
Mr. Lambert. MI. Gauchat and
two other climbers, Mrs. Hogan
and Paul Gendre Of France, sue
ceeded Ia conauering the peak,
the Swiss papers said. The
Gamesh Himai massive is north
of Katmandu. capital OF Nepai,
and about i2O miles from Mount
Everest.
Mr.. Gauchat. an interior deco
rator, had been an ardent climb
er since he was is years old, He
had made many expeditions into
the nearby Mont Blanc massif
and his climbing exploits In
cluded ascents throughout the
Swiss and Italian Alps and the
Dclomites. He was regarded al
one ot the best rock climbers ii
Switzerland.
Evening star., 1955-11-09
" Pct. Negro Increase
In Public Schools Here

ia student count made October
al. the ony racial count made
this fall. It shows that SO per
cent of the public schools are
now racially integrated.
All but one Of the city's senior
high schools Armstrong and all
but two junior high schools
Garnet Patterson and Miller
are now integrated. So are three
Iof the five vocational high
schools. Washington and Phelps
ARE sti1l all colored.
Seven elementary schools re-
main all colored. The ones re-
naming all white are Draper.
Hardy, Hearst. Lafayette and
Shepherd.
In a number of schools which
acquired their first colored pupils
q year ago, the colored proper
ltion increased markedly this fall.
Eastern and Mckinley High
schools and Hine, Stuart and
Jefferson Junior High Schools
now have slight colored major
titles. and several other schools
are divided about $3.50,
At Teachers College
The newly merged Teachers
College also has a colored ma
lj0rity. Teachers college enroll
ment climbed 200 to a total Of
ll,344 students, formerly divided
between Wilson and Miner coll
llegeS.
The Capitol Page School, oper-
Iated by the District School sys-
tenn. has two Negro students.
IT enrolled the first colored stu
Ident--a Supreme Court page
boy-last year.
The school system began de-
segregation q year ago with
about three-fourth Of Its build
Iings bi-racial.
All racial barriers have been
dropped on pupil enrolment SO
that those schools not housing
both races presumably serve
areas in which only one race
resides. A few exceptions to
school boundaries have been
granted. but fewer than last year,
according to officials.
The total enrolment climbed
more than predicted. Officials
had expected a tally Of about
lO6.300. The higher increase has
been one OF the factors causing
Ian elementary teacher shortage