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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-10
Poinsettia Club

Poinsettia Club
A Patriotic Party Night will be
held at the next lPoinsettia club meet
ing on February Is with Hazel Ever
sole as hostess. The committee in
charge will be Mildred Keel, chair
man, Bertha Marshall and Marie
Stonehill.
TT. Amanda Girl Scout Meeting
Ft. Amanda Girl Scout Council
Board of Directors meeting will be
held in the Methodist church in Wa
pakoneta on March IA.
We answered roll call with the
name of a bird. After the business
meeting we learned about the history
of Girl Scouting and its founder,
Juliette Low. We also heard about
the World Association and what 1T is
for. Then we made decorations for
the Friendship Tea
Century Circle
The next meeting will be held We'd
nesday afternoon, March is at the
home of Mrs. Fred Badertscher with
Mrs. Charles Steiner assisting. The
program will be Europe in Mid
Century; Fire in the Ashes"-Ber-
tha Fett; "Communism-the Chal-
lenge" by Mabel Triplehorn.
o. z. S.
The regular meeting Order of
Eastern Star No. $50 will be held
Tuesday night, March Is at 1880 in
the Masonic Temple.
s#
Christian WOman's Fellowship
The Christian Wcman's Fellowship
of the Church of Christ will meet
with Mrs. VIM. Amstutz on Thursday
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Christian WOman's Fellowship
The Christian Woman's Fellowship
of the Church of Christ will meet
with Mrs. VIM. Amstutz on Thursday
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|NeUs Grandfather Read +.

-Frpn the issue of March II, 1871 -
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-10

MARCH FERTILIZATION of
pastures will provide increased graz
ing.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-10
NelUs Our Fathers Read /.

From the issue of March s, 1898
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-03-10
Share-A-Talent Club

The Share-A-Talent club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Richard Shoe
maker next Wednesday evening
March 16.
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Century Circle

The regular meeting Order of
Eastern Star No. $50 will be held
Tuesday night, March Is at 7:30 in
the Masonic Temple.
Evening star., 1955-05-03

FIT. GREBLE APTS.
NICHOLS AVE. e. ELMIRA ST. S.W
Mr.. Naval Res. Lab. and Boiling
Field . rms, kit. dinette, bath
$3.50; rent incl. utils.; apt. newlS
decor; excel. transp. facilities. SCI
BREUNINGER g. SONS. Ma. 5000
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GEORGETOWN, 25II Que st. NV
1-bedrm. apt: utils. and secreLaKial
service incl Sl00- DE. 2-iSl1.
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BEFORE YOU RENT

HARBoR TERRACE APARTMENTS
II you are interested in an apt, con-
yenient to National Airport. we
have newly redecorated 1-bedrm.
apis. from S70.75 to S75.75 per
SS0.75, incl. utils. For inspection,
apply at Apt. /. 1901 Abingdon
drive. Alex.
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OoTGNEn W1O. AVE
Spacious Outside Cheerful Apis.
Bedrms., Sl50-$l65
| Bedrm., Full-Size Din. Rm., S135
Telephone Resident Mgr., EN-. 3-2I IA
COLORED-I911 18th ST. NV
rooms. private bath; conv. location
Furn. o runfurn.; to z pm. 5'
COLORED-YOU OWE it to yourself
to see and compare. Randall COM
munity apis, with any others. We
have the incest cloSe-in l-bedrm.
apis. for $3.50 to S66.50 monthly
plus wills. and good, quiet neigh
boIs too. Thoroughly modern with
for each tenant and garden plots
too. See resident mgr. at "A Eye
st. s.w. between and 7:30 pm.
or call PRIVENT CONSTRUCTION
CO at MA. S-9257. 4
COLoRED-DoWNTowN APT, 1907
o st. NV. near 10th and Mass.
ave rms, kit. alcove and bath.
SO, utils furn. Call BEITzELL,
coLoRED5WOissl E. CAPITOL ST.
Modern new apt. house; lge. l-bed-
rm. apt: conv. to everything: rent.
s67 30 mo, Call MIR. DUVALL. Di.
CoLoRED 10th AND BENNINGs
rm., bedrm., kit. and bath; 500 SO,
az oe5t. utils. incl. Ii. 4-17o0. Ii.
coLoRED-DE LUXE o-bedrm apt,
ainette; gin tile bath hi7w.h; Key a At
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No. Large apt. with liv, rm
bedrm.. din. tile bath. kit. and real
porch. SB2 80 mo. Open all day. Phi
COLORED-@-BEDRM. APT. newly
dec, S79.50. Vacant; see janitor. s
realty Co. ACTS. 14i7" / st. NV
coLORED-l AND 2 BEDRM. APIS
l lac 3rd st. INV. No. 3 - S65
1912 18th st. NV. -. S65 mo
ST. Delaf1eld pl. NV.
81 Eye st. NV, Apt. 5.
LOUIS RUDDEN Elk. 3-57O7
COLORED--CALL 10 TO 4 DAILY
D st ne, near 1Sth--2 rms, kit
bath private
to st. Elizabeths, airfields. down.
town--3 rms. kit, bath. S75. Cal
" .. JOHNSTON HU. 3-46l5. -
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PETwoRTH. 1 block OF Ga. ave,
1910 6th St n.w.-First floor,
hedrm:; Sf2.50. AUERBAcH. DI
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

NEAR ANDREWS FIELD---Liv. rm..
bedrm.. din. area, kit. bath, 1st f.;
fenced yard. RE. 6-7500. 3
ROCKVILLE and bedrooms, liv-
ing room, dinette, kitchen, bath and
rear screened porch: near SCHOOLS
month. nor Po' seSoo3. 0
SILVER SPRING AREA-Attractiv
3-rm ant u mile from LANGLEY
bedrm.. Kitchen and bath: SOB per
month; Available May 10. ~.
TAKOMA PK.--New. lovely; lge. liv
6$:5 RED Top I'd. 'JU, s-g7sa. 20
TAX: PIX. OPP. Wash, San. 7I6
MaplewOqd sea2m H. ave sstb Apt poieb aL Im TR a
utils. S63. Also studio apt. with liv.
rms. kit. bath. porch; all utils,
S4S. ~: 7-90S4; IS
37I6 QUINCY ST, Brentwood-Apt
newly decorated z large rooms, rooms:
available for immediate occupancy,
To inspect, pick up key at 3714 be-
tween s and $50 daily, or call
SILVER sPRiNG, 1901 Plymouth st.
, large. corner bedrms.. equip Kit:
mo, mo- plus utils. EUGENE II. PH1FER,
SILVER SPRING--2 rms, kit. and
bath: pvt. home: bus at door: OIL
Old Bladensburg rd., JU. $500
TaAtKS1oMA atS16 PARK, Md and 2 bed
din. area and kit, with stove, and
Tefgr. and bath; laundry facilities;
offStreet parking: $3.50 to S9l 80
utils. incl: in the heart of Takoma
Park, out New Hampshire, ave. to
Circle. right to No. 10 N. Manor Cir
Gle. Cali ianitor. JU. 9-7560 or call
F. W. BERENS, Sales Inc, 1872 L
st. NV. MA. S-7621.
TAKOMA PARK, Attract. terrace
apt. liv. rm:, bedrm,. kit, dinette' y,
utils.; adults only. WA. 7-6o3o;
TAKOMA PARK, rs Holp pl.--1 bed
rm. apt; lge. rms. See res. mgr or
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sizes, including dining area plus
ample closet space. Complete auto
matte laundry facilities, storage 9l,,,
lockers, Fairgrounds and parking
Res. mgr. JU. 9-5SS7. 5000 OLD
Bladensburg rd., Silver Spring, Md
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO., 724 14tf
st. NV, MA. S-2345.
2 BEDRMS., liv. rm.. kit, pvt. batf
and entr.; $3.50 incl. utils, 35l
both ave, Colmar Manor. WA. Z
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Md; Apt. a. rms, dinette. kit
and bath: heat. hot water, refgr
furn. Key with ianitor. S75 mo
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NV, MA. S-0352. a
ITAKOMA PARK, 6S11 Red Top I'd
Lovely redec 1-bedrm. apt; liv. rm.
dinette, kit. BATH. attic storage
space: mr.. Coop. shopping center;
| SS2 80. incl. utils. HE. 4-4144. =
i-BEDRM. APIS, S63.25, incl. al
utils.; attractively appointed, de-
| lightfully cool; garden surroundings
| IL min CAPITOL Call RE 5-S002
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Meeker Heads 24
Midget Cor Racers
On Manassas Card

Fred Meeker Of Norwalk,
Conn, whose 100 points lead the
/ NASCAR drivers. will head q
list of "a entered in the midget
| automobile races tomorrow night
at Old Dominion Speedway. Ma
nassas.
Charlie Ross of Bloomfield,
N. j.. second in point scoring
with "a points. and Chuck Ar
mold of Stamford. Conn. third
with 48 points. are expected to
furnish Meeker most of the COM
petition.
A double attraction is offered
with the other half Of the pro-
gram a 25-lap feature for stock
ears.
Ryiand Brooks of Fredericks-
burg, Va. and Wally Gore Of
Arlington probably will share the
favorites' role in the stock car
feature. Brooks. point scoring
leader at Old Dominion, won the
50-lap spring championship last
week. defeating Gore who had
been a winner three straight
times.
Drag racing will continue for
the second straight week, start
ing at 10 am. Sunday.
Evening star., 1955-06-03

June 10 under auspices Of the
New York Yacht Club. the Ma
val Academy. Sailing Squadron
and the Annapolis Yacht Club.
AS in former years. the Navy
viii have the largest single field
of starters: the 71-foot yawl Ro-
yono. 6l-foot Highland Light
and four 44-foot yawls. Vigilant.
Swift, Resolute and Frolic.
Other bay entries include Pete
DuPont's schooner Barlovento
and Henry Wise's sloop Elda
Of Gibson Island.
$50 -
Mike Hare. president Of the
Beverly tMd.) Ski Club, reports
the appointment of Randolph
Rouse as vice president; Alfred
j. Nelson, chairman of the
membership committee, and Les
lie Williams. new member Of the
board. Washington Canoe
Club marks the opening Of its
Evening star., 1955-06-03
FORE AND AFT
By MALCOLM LAMBoRhE

, tomac River Sailing Association
last Monday undoubtedly would
have been set If the race had
been sailed Sunday. That was
the day it blew big wind from
the south, winding up with the
nasty line squall in the evening.
Just what might have hap
pened was ably demonstrated by
13-year-old Timmy Corcoran,
with his two sisters and Bob
Perry as crew. in the family
Lightning. Because Timmy had
to get back to Landon School
Monday, he was unable to await
the race back that day.
Carrying only working sails,
the young crew covered the II
miles in two hours and 20 min
utes, for an average speed OF
six miles, which in a 19-footer
is plenty fast. The Corcoran
luck held to the end: they
docked a short time before the
squall hit.
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The deadline for the fifth BIZ
ennial coastal race from New
England to Annapolis closes
Tuesday, with "a blue-water
races signed. The 446-mile race
from New London. Conn, starts
Evening star., 1955-06-03

name. "Wicomico," evidently
struck a lot Of peoples fancy.
to be used so often.
Anglers fishing the mouth OF
the Rappahannock River are
catching plenty Of hardheads in
the pound to pound-and-a-half
class, and pan-sized rockfish are
plentiful.
We believe, however, that one
can have just as good fishing
much nearer home, especially II
one can fish weekdays when the
traffic is not so heavy and the
Potomac is clear from Chain
Bridge down.
The bass season in Maryland
opened Wednesday, enlarging the
scope of angling in that State.
but with the exception OF ponds
and the tidal streams on the
Eastern Shore. there was little
proper water In which to fish.
Watch for the Potomac to clear
and when it does, slip up to
Fletcher's. You should find some
sport. Capt. Julius has boats
and bait Of several sorts and you
can get there from downtown
Washington in 20 minutes easy
driving. There are rockfish In
pan size and much larger and
still some white shad rowing
abound. along with plenty Of
catfish.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
D. c. Boxer Beaten
In Essex Show

MADISON. N. j.. June 3 (R.-
Oh. Baroque of Quality Hill, q
2-year-old boxer owned by Mr.
and Mrs. John p. Wagner Of
Chicago. won the hest-in-show
award at the Morris and Essex
Kennel Club dog show yesterday
She was selected over 1896
other entries in this. the largest
outdoor show of the country
This was her sixth best in show
She is a daughter of Ch. Bang
Away Of Sirrah Crest. winner
of 108 bests. more than any
other dog in the world.
Enroute to her title she de-
feated her litter brother, Ch.
Barrage of Quality Hill. owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett Shouse
of Washington, D. C. Barrage
was picked best of opposite sex
in the breed.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
PROBLEM GROWING ACUTE
First Boot Sofety Step
Is to Check on Rules

With the waterways of the
Chesapeake BaE and tributaries
filling up with pleasure craft in
increasing numbers, both the
newcomers and old yachting
hands could well spend a little
time checking on the legal re-
quirements and Coast Guard
safety suggestions for boats.
The problem facing enforce
ment officials in general and the
boating sport in particular was
aptly summed up recently by
Vice Armiral Alfred c. Rich
mond, Coast Guard comman-
dant. In testimony to a House
Appropriations Subcommittee,
the man who has the final re-
sponsibility for policing naviga-
BILE waterways had this to say:
1--WE have a great many prob
lens arising today because a
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Harry Dowdo Signs

PHILADELPHIA, June 3 up.
The Philadelphia Eagles have
announced the signing Of Harry
Dowda and Dom Miller, a pair OF
defensive backs,
Evening star., 1955-06-03

The 1855 racing schedule Of
the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Rae
ing Association. the heaviest on
record. was sent to members this
week. There viii be something
for windjammers every week end
through next October and on
some week ends as many as five
events going full tilt.
Sanctioned events on tap for
Washington total four. First
there are the mems bay sailing
championships June 20 at Ma
tional Yacht Club and the wom-
ems title series the following
day. also at NYC. On July 1924
Columbia Yacht Club plays host
to the Snipe class Middle At
lantic championships.
The biggest event of all, the
sailing races Of the Presidents
Cup Regatta. is set for Septem-
ber 24-25 of Hams Point.
On tap for this week end is
Gibson Island Yacht Squadron s
annual Rhode River rendezvous
and race back to Baltimore
Lighthouse Sunday. Cruising
classes A, B and C. Deltas and
racing division yachts will COM
pete in the 14-mile event.
The fleet gathers in Rhode
River tomorrow, with a party for
all hands aboard the schooner
Nymph Errant. Host will be
Commodore Dave Dunigan of
Washington.
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A new record for the Gunston
Cove race sponsored by the Po-
Evening star., 1955-06-03
BIG BLUEFISH HIT
OFF cHINCOTEAGUE
Rio bluefish are hittine off

Big bluefish are hitting OF
Chincoteague, Va.
Thirty. weighing from i've
to eight pounds. were caught
yesterday by four Washing
ton anglers-Jim Cook,
Charles Wilmuth, Joe Ma
nian and Pierre Dracopou-
los.
They were aboard Capt.
Norman T. testers boat.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Safety Pamphlets

Copies Of the coosf Guord pamphlet
on Federal regulations for pleasure
croft and sofety suggestions ore ovoil-
oble at The Stor business counter for
anyone requesting them in person.
For moil requests. write the United
Stotes Coost Guord, Treasury Depart
ment. Washington Is. D. c. In both
instances there is no charge.
Evening star., 1955-06-03

any boat owner is Coast Guard
phamphlet No. 200 which sets
down minimum legal require
mentS for both power and sail
craft and suggestions for safe
operation.
Check Your Boat
Armed with that, you then can
check over your boat to see where
the regulations apply.
You will then be ready for Step
No. Q: a call to representative
Of the local Coast Guard Aux
iliary who will be happy to make
date for a qualified examiner
to check over your equipment.
engine and hull.
Calls for an inspection may be
made to Robert Rose, division
captain Of the local Coast Guard
Auxiliary. at Jackson 2-7476, or
Walton G. Banks, division in
spection officer. at Market 1854.
The examination is free and
if you pass, you will be given q
courtesy motorboat examination
decalcomania to carry on your
boat for the entire boating sea-
son. 1t serves notice that your
boat has met the legal require
ments for your class of craft
ana is otherwise shipshape and
ready for safe operation.
The rest is up to you-observ-
ance Of the rules Of the road
and common courtesy for others
who are out seeking the same en-
joyment on the water.
M. L.. .Jr.
Evening star., 1955-06-03

While the fishing in nearby
Chesapeake Bay has continued
poor in most respects. further
down the bay it has been fairly
good. Across the Potomac and
around the point of the Northern
Neck of Virginia, where the Big
Wicomico empties into Ingram
Bay. commercial fishermen are
taking trout from 3 to S pounds
and bluef1sh up to 5 pounds. It
is reported that schools of big
blues in the 5-pound class have
been sighted on the Southwest
Middles, but no fish have been
caught. It has been too windy
most days and the fish wouldn't
take trolled lures the few times
they've been tried. 1t is remark
ably early for blues to be in this
area. Usually it is well toward
the end of June. We believe.
however, that when the water
warns, we may have some ex-
eellent bluefishing in the up
per bay.
Speaking of the Wicomico
River. there are at least three
tidal streams bearing this name
Of which we know--the one men,
toned above. the Wicomico
River emptying into the Potomac
at Rock Point and the wicomico
Rowing past Salisbury. Md. over
on the Eastern Shore. The
Evening star., 1955-06-03

The two-man centerboard soop Flying Dutchman
made it's Washington debut recently when Harry
Sindle OF Barnegat Bay brought one down for try
been adopted by the International Yacht Racing
Union has caught the eye of several area shippers
and you may see them sailing this summer on the
Holland and is just under 20 feet long-Star Staff
Photo.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
(FirSt in a serieS)

---~--~--------
few years ago the only person
who owned a boat was either q
man who was relatively wealthy
or someone who had grown ur
along the coast. Nowadays you
are in the position where any
person practically on the plains
of the Midwest could very well
send to a mail order house and
get himself a package kit-boat,
equipping it with a 25-horse-
power motor. and go out and
commit manslaughter or drown
himself. It is a very serious
subject"
Restrictions Possible
What the admiral left unsaid
was that if the unprecedented
trend for going afloat continues
and accidents don't level or drop
of, the sport may be in for some
restrictive legislation or, at the
very least. more Federal regula-
tions.
In the interest. then, of stav-
ing of that day, The Star begins
a series on what is required by
law for various classes of boats
and suggestions for safe-and
happy-boating.
A very good starting point for
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Langley, Morgan Race
At Marlboro Sunday

The Elmo Langley-Bill Nor
gan 15-lap match race for
$1,000. scheduled at Marlboro
Motor Raceway last Sunday but
postponed because tires for the
contesting ears failed to arrive
in time. will be held this Sunday.
About IS drivers win take part
in the. six-event program that
winds up with . 25-lap feature.
The mechanic Of the winning
car viii be presented with q sil-
yer trophy.
Evening star., 1955-06-03

season Sunday with the ira
ditional commodore's cruise
around Three Sisters Island.
While members are on cruising.
the house committee viii hose
down the clubhouse in the an
nual spring housecleaning.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETcH

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Evening star., 1955-06-03
Wins Kemper Letter

BOONVMLE, Mo-, June 3
(SpeciaD John Maylard. 1885
South Twenty-eighth street. Ar
lington, Va. has been awarded
letter for participation in var
sity track at Kemper Military
School.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Teacher Shortage
Common in Stute

Shortages of teachers and
classroom space are problems
common to school systems in
Maryland today. according to
statistics compiled by the Mary
land State Teachers Associa;-
ton.
BY 1860. when school enroll
ments will hit a peak Of $4,000,
the systems will need an addi-
tional 5000 classrooms, Mont
gomery will require 885 new
rooms by that time.
1t trails only Baltimore City,
and Baltimore and Prince
Georges Counties among the "a
school systems of the State in
classroom shortages.
Legislation to provide a 5000
million school building program,
to which the State would con-
tribute Sc million a year for 20
years, has been proposed by Sen
Iator Edward Northrop, Demo-
Icrat, of Montgomery. The meas
ure now is under study by the
Legislative Council.
The association points out
that building costs for schools
Evening star., 1955-06-09
JANITORS CONE
AND GO TOO FAST;
HIGHER PAY URGED

Janitors come and go so
fast in Montgomery schools
that some principals CON-
plain they aren't even GER
tain who is supposed to keep
desks clean.
In the lowest pay brackets
where some $50 janitors
are placed-the turnover is
we'll over 100 per cent an
nually.
That is the reason the
school board wants to in
crease their starting pay
from $4,000 to $4,000 a year.
County Manager M. L.
Reese slashed $55,000 off
salary requests allowing for
a 10 per cent increase over
this year. Additional funds
would be available If cafe
terias were put on a self
supporting basis, Mr.. Reese
noted.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Tax Rotes, Per Pupil Costs
In Comparable Communities

The following table shows school tax and pupil
rating expenditures for comparable school systems.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
ion)-Deletion Of additions at
Damascus and Olney and a pro-
posed school at Washington
Grove would leave the area
short 344 seats.
Junior and Senior
High Schools
TIy5TI

Only the situation in the upper
county and the eastern subur-
ban area would be changed in
1857 by Mr.. Reese's proposals.
Upper county schools would be
hardest hit with the elimination
of the Poolesville and Sherwood
additions. A deficiency Of $50
seats would result according to
school board compilations.
Part of this stress, however,
could be relieved by use of Car
yer High School with capacity
of 450. Board figures show no
use of Carver. The situation
will be complicated further by
proposals for full integration by
1857 which might be slowed by
the cut.
Elimination Of the Takoma
Park Junior high school addition
would bring the junior capacity
of the area slightly below esti-
mated enrollments on an inte-
grated basis.
Evening star., 1955-06-09

have been borne in large part
by the counties. Local funds
amounted, between 1947 and
1853, to 84.5 per cent Of the costs.
The State contributed 8.8 per
cent and the Federal Govern
ment Ct per cent.
Teachers are in scarce supply,
says the association, because all
colleges and universities of the
State are graduating only 800
qualified teachers a year, while
new needs amount to 800 teach
ers a year and replacement of
persons leaving the profession
annually call for 1900 more.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
Elementary Schools
Using All-Purpose Rooms in 1S

Using AH-Purp0Se Rooms in 1856
Western Suburban with inte-
gration) Mo schools deleted by
manager leaving an. excess ca
pacity of 473.
KenSington- Wheaton with in
tegration) Mo schools deleted
with an excess capacity of las.
Eastern Suburban with inte-
gration0 -- Woodside School re-
placement deleted but capacity
would still exceed anticipated
!enrollments by $40.
Rockville with integration) -
With deletion of additions at
Twinbrook and West Rockville
and a new Woodmont School
there would be a seat shortage
for 293 pupils.
Upper County with integra.
Evening star., 1955-06-09
st. Mory's Academy
Plans Summer Term

The summer session OF st.
Mary's Academy, 2404 Russell
road, Alexandria. will begin June
~ and continue through August
S, the school has announced.
Students will be accepted for
the eight elementary grades and
for high school classes in Latin
i, Latin II, Algebra I. American
History and Typing 1.
Hours for the elementary
grades will be from 9 until 1870
Ia m. and for high school STU
dents, from 9 am. until noon.