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crombie, Pooiesvilie 1891.
Randall H. Hagner g. Co.
Inc.
Realtors
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. $4,000
MONTGOMERY
2B ACRES. fine city brick home of q
be1tooms, 4 baths, maids quarters,
nice'y equipped kitchen; barn; long
eisvst,dnt sSSS 55ontsa4Ess s4Es,soo' spd commanding
20 ACRES. with large. comfortable
old home and all outbldgs., spring,
shade trees; ideal for family want
Ing e keep horses or to farm in a
small way; close-in, and only
ST. 800 spYs this 1oo-acre farm.
close.in, and with modern home
The nature OF this location should
afiore Z handsome profit should
isa 3 DARY III y raRM ny sfsaS ssout 80
mites from Wash. with fine i'm
provements. including large and
grand old Colonial stone ONE sur
roul: :ded by boxwoods and trees
$500 rer acre.
s ACRES, wooded. and large SOFT,
2-pstI rambler, very close-in and
ton and home is exceptionally
only about 3 yrs. old; good loca-
equipped, Only S26.750.
WE tAVE SOME excellent values IN
goodness paying farms. large and
smar, either stock or dairy. with
ten lrts.
sEIJj mo FARMS has been our busi-
nese for years and years. Tell us
y.u' reeds and We can help you.
step In
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS. GArTHERSBURo 200
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BUSINESS SECTION

AIR-CONDITIoNED
Individual noors Of 1000 "a. Il. Of
open space can be partitione6 q
.s.ts sgis tenant; rs9.p S2oo per 5os s1Snth, NJ Ar
Ma. s-0660 or OIL. 6-7e3e. eve
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Galtnefsourg DOB, 1z6-J OF 1I4.h
BARqAIN-67 acres, SO acres cul'
house. 3 barns, stable, corn house
etc. 30 acres growing tobacco
tractor and full equipment. Labor
to complete crop. Full price
including everything. Si2.95O
Terms half cash: -
reconditioned house. beautiful
setting. large spring. suitable fcI
lake, 2-yr. .-round streams. Rich
land, Q tobacco farms. Make flns
small estate and live independent
~. Price $4,000. terms half
$50 acres near Bryantown, Nd
2 houses. 2 large tobacco farms,
1S acres growing tobacco. 3 trac-
tors, full equipment, good stock
farm. Owner III. Full price, $17.-
SOUTHERN Gjfis MD. REALTY CO.
Corner Route 301 and 225 La
Plata. Telephone, La Plata GILL.
always open.
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ACT TODAY

UPPER NV. LOCATION
store-16x33 in modern apt, bldg,
500 mo-; occupancy, Aug. /, '56.
JolleS & Sennett Co.
Realtors DI. 7-4244
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Leonardtown, M

Greenwood 5-3522, or
Wk. Days, Greenwood 5-7011
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GERMANTOWN CLOVER LEAF AREA
105 acres, lac. stream, h-ni. 'front.'
age on $40. z bldgs., very Ice.
ranch house. ideal for exclusive
club. on grove Of lge. trees; $92,-
600.
1 acre. like-new brick; 4 bedrms.. 2
baths; $23.500.
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80 ACRES--6 mi. from German
town cloverleaf, improved with ,
2-story modern brick:, o. rms.
derful setting; S45. 900.
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For further particulars OF this ant
other properties. contact L. A. Aber
crombie, Poolesville 1891.
Randall H. Hagner g. Co.
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s. ACREs--5 mi from Germantown.
improved with a modern 2,story
End H.. 8 large bedrms:; bath and
rrn.. rec rrn:. y bath; block barn
24x9S; S69 800.
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4,400 SO. FIT.

4,400 SO. FIT.
New one-stury, zoned industrial.
Loading dock and drive-in; two
toilets. unit heaters; close-in Be-
fhesda
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202 ACRES mi. hard road front
age. 5 miles from Germantown
cioverleaf. o mi. Gaithersbure
cloverleaf Modern house, s bed.
rms. 2 baths; dairy farm. modern
milking az parloT' large stream
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DOCTORS SUITE
On ground floor Of apartment build.
ing in center Of Good Hope Hills
MAYOR Gardens area surrounded by
rooms and bath designed for prac-
tieing physician. S126 per month.
Phone LU. 1.33()0
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4 ACREs-Ali fenced; 4 rms. bath
dow: iuii Ssmt.; Z modern home: 3
HICKMAN 81 CUsHMAN. / mi, north
of Rockville. Rt 240. PO. 2-9442.
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1135 Vermont Ave. NV.
A few offlces avail. in this well-loc
BLDG: ideal for all types Of bust
ness, single oflces from S35, suites
avail. at $3.50 per So. #. All
cond... elev. and janitor service,
viii dec; TO suit. Mr.. Breneman
BAsfLiKo REALTY CO.
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New one-story with recessed load
ing bays. 15-ft. ceiling; 3 toilets
unit heaters. Excellent ne. loca'
tion.
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ON CHESAPEAKE BAY. at Deais
Beach, very desirable 2-pedrm..
lovely landscsped Iot V/Anehor
fence. At waterfront. $1l.500.
Also coZy summer cottage w/several
lots and shade trees; nr. Bay.
$4,000. See JOHN F. HAFFORD,
5th ST.. Deale Beach, Nd. or call
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MAITRE D'HQTEL

White, for main dining rm. Of large
doNntown hotel: must be thorouGh-
" lexper.. good appearance essen-
tai: eve. hours good salary, many
enIs.s pensm.s ,nc, Tri.e s. siy,a as
and sal expected. ETC., 70 Boz
1864. Star. 10
MEAT CUTTER-Right salary and
sober man. BROOKVI.LE Mar.
KET: contact Mr., Leon Null. Oh
MEAT CUTTER. and ail-round man.
Apply YouHo,s MEAT MARKET.
MEAT CUTTEk, exper., white. fun
or part time. Apply In person, Mr..
DOB. 3705 Nichols ave. Sc. 20
MECHANIC. LIST class, radiator. Ap.
ply e, e42 u St; ne, oURIsMAN
echevgdies bsal.r. worlds Laf5s's
MECHANIC 10 service coin-opefated
phonograpEs and amusement ma
chimes Radio or electrical expert.
cree essential. Apply 81 6th q.
s.e.; Monday, October 10. bet. IL
MECHANICAL has ! CRAFTSMAN. &C.
ssss. G. wARRfN BooAN a.
ASSOC. 1904 wisconsin ave. nv.
MECHANICS HELPER. white, Is TO
81; D. & 5R dsiYfTs Beospps. As aE
s sal5 Georgia ave. NV 1u.
MEcHANICs-2 plumbers. . help
ers and ! steamfittef. Steady work
on schools. EV. 4-6001 or ". 4.
MECHANICS
have A and e license. Location,
National Airport. Call ST. 3-4500,
Ext. 10.
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MOTION PICTURE TEcHNicIANs
Preferably with laboratory
experience, timers. printers,
inspectors, vault clerks. etc.
Excellent working conditions,
many chances for advance
ment with rapidly expanding
laboratory. Write resume OF
experience to POST OFFICE
BOX 5I76. BENNING STA
I1ON, WASHINGTON. D. c,
MULTMIfH OPERATOR. 1880 and
1927: 5-day week: starting salary.
$3.50 per hour. Apply In person.
GIT 9Th ct. NV. -
MULTILlTB OPERATOR. expert
ence In negative stripping and
plate making helpful. 6-day week.
Salary open. s5 n Qlebe I'd. Are
lington. Va. ia. 4-16e9. %
NIGHTMAN tcoloredl who Il re-
tired. for night work In new once
bldg. Hours $50 pm. to am.
Il days q week.. Must be sober
and reliable Salary. Sl25 mo. TO
start. NE. SLIGO, monday after
In am. --9
OFFICE MESSENGER for airline
firm; must have completed 10th
grade. Me. $4,000. --l3
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HlLp MEN
GROCERY MAN

Experienced In seif-seryice market,
MARKET. Fails Church, We. Is
HANDYAIAN-Work on boat. mo-
tors, woodwork, painting, etc. Good
salary compensation Prefer man
over 40. Box g4-A. star.
HARDWARE CLERK, good starting
salaFys permanent position. AN
EANDALE HARDWARE q SUPPLY
co. Rte. 236. Annandaie. Va. CT
HEAD STOCK CLERK for long es-
tabIished. local wholesale hardware
eoa concern, ssod starting salary snd
Reply in writing; Boz ia9-A. star.
Hou gMAN for bachelor; to live in
and reliable. Cali JE. 4-42is.
lH0UsEMAN. white. exper. hotei
| nlan, to work y nigbts q week
| SUNDAYS Of After : mos. hos
pitsiizatiop and INSURANCE; Apnls
CARLTON HOTEL. 18th and x SITS.
nv No phone calls, -
IBM OPERATOR
with 4Oa wiring experience; 5-day.
| 40-houf week. vacation salary TO
commensurate with experience and
| gSi,ity. Apply D. O. g.. INC, sol
4th st. s.w;, between am. and
y pm, oaily. - Ia
INSTALLER, aluminium screens;
WORKING foreman. must be expert
sp enc t6 aish wases' rIs hts nan Sp; ;
North Taft ST.. Arlington. Va
INSULATION FOREMAN; perma-
| saTf ,1aaffia., For i,,fnpe1 = tln,,
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OPT0METRTsT wanted. NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO.. 7l9 It'll Sc. NV:

OPTOMETRIsT wanted. NEW YORK
JEWELRY Co. 719 It'll Sc. nv:
PAINTERS, white, first class. Apply
BALTIMORE RENovATINo CO.
1928 18th ct. NV.
PAINTERS f2l, white; report reany
for work before am: good pay;
ADAMS RENOVATING co. is2S
PAINTERS. experienced; steady em-
pIoyment: good pay: Q hrs. day.
Apply 32o6 Weller I'd. wheaton,
KAY CONSTRUCTION CO. liz
PAlNTER ~ Top wages; regular
work; must be first class white
mechanic: must be sober and nave
car: call after ) pm. HA. 2-IssS.
PAINTERS, 1st-class mechanics for
quality operation. Report TO MI.
LuovIg between 5::3u and SO
an W. c. a. A. N. MILLER DE-
VE1 OPNEST co, 43.5 49th ST.
PAINTERS wanted nnl. Fast me-
chanies. Nondrinkers; long Job.
steady work Top wages. AN.
front Of Hubbard House, GeorSla
and Hamilton St. NV. 10
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LAUNDRY
MECHANIC

We have . permanent position FOL
2 mechanic, preferably with laan.
dry experience. This II Q good OBJ.
portuntty for q man who prefer
yeer-found. inside work. Vacation
LAUNDRY, 21l0 l4th 81. NV. III
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MAINTENANCE MAN, white. Eeneral
rea' estate work; salary and car
alloxapce. sIGLER d CO., RA
3-3431 ~ 10
MAINTENANCE MAN, scolored. mar
ried, no children; sober. reliable !:
must be experienced carpenter and
painter: salary and atrs.: must
rave local references. Apply In per-
son Monday. LEO ~ BERNSTEIN
a. CO.. 2dt'0 P st. NV.
MAINTENANCE MAN. first : class
mech. white. thoroughly exper
all phases residential maintenance
and readable TO estimate. carry
have own tools and transp. Good
ref. essential. Bondehle. Please
leave phone number. Wo. 6-2966.
MAINTENANCE MAN with knowledge
OF oil burners and machinery. Ap-
ply q person. See Mr.. Rutherford.
THE TOI MAN LAUNDRY. 524s
Wisconsin ave. NV. 20
MANAGER BOWLING ALLEY, de.
pendable. sober, between 30-45
yrs, old. experience not necessary,
Write, stating personal quafiflca-
tons, replies held confidential.
Box 2Aa-X. Star -ia
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE, aee 2l-
80, HIS. grad. Well known real
estate corporation will train men
for good paying position with ey-
esllent future IN property manage
ment department. Some experience
in scneral once work; good typing
ability st. sal. $50.
MANAGEMENT CONSUL TANTS, inc
Suite 6u0. l406 G ST. NV.
MASSEUR, for strong youne man in
gym at large downtown hotel, pref.
exper. Apply Personnel Dept. AM
BASSADOR HOTEL. l424 K ST.
n W. RIM 3in
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TANITOR

For new downtown Air-eond. eleYa-
tor building. No. 8 oii-burner II
cense: nondrinker:, other help EN-
room for advancement. OF every
other night and Sundays. Call Mr..
MARENBERG. DU. 1900. -
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INSURANCE
CLAIM
ADJUSTOR

Ea dsiaual DS %s claim Nr au sapsriece
salary open. All inquiries conf
WARD ADJUSTING co. AID. 4-as7,
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INVESTIGATORS

III
INVESTIGATORS
"a to 40 years: free TO travel U. S.
no experience necessary: salary. ex-
penses and allowances while travel
ing. outstanding opportunities for
advancement. Apply in person,
Room 95l. warner Bldg.
JANlTOR. for garden-type apt. unit
| Apply Apt. ]. 1901 Abingdon DR..
Alex, Va. 10 a.uit-3 pm. 10
JANlT0R. eth-ciass ensineer. mar
ried, no children, for large apt
sles 7a esccdd salary and apt, Cal
JANIToR. eol6red. for garden apart
ment development in Chevy Chase
Must be sober and reliable. Mar
RED &c. , r. oh. children; on heat; pleas
apartment. OIL. 4-4i00. -
JANITOR WANTED-Full time; mus
s e s6i ..,i 70 PAINT s Tina apt an'
JANiT0R-ENGINEER. eolored; 9th.
class engineers license: for mod
ern Conn. ave. apt; must be sober
and exper.. no children; good saiarI
plus quarters. De. 2-7641. 10
JANIT0R. colored. for a.unit bldg
uf1HB quarters IN eNcAanKe To-
services. Apply 1917 eth st. NV.
JANITOR. eoIored. exper.: With
auto. ktoker and able 70 make
minor repairs. Good salary anS
quarters to sober reliable man. Car
also ofIer part time employment Il
wife. Apply o to 5. Monday throusf
Friday. 1918 Conn. ave. NV.
LEGUM q GERBER REALTY CO
JAN1TOR. sober. willing to work
recent local references; good salArl
plus apt Box l29-A, Star. 10
IJANITOR. colored. settled. married
men. no. children. for northwest
apt. Good pay Mus quarters. Write
giving reference and phone num-
Der. BOX 415-A. Star.
lJANITOR---Good with tools, able :,
paint. married, no children. Sober
References Live in. Apt. utiis. ant
salary. Apply: 1917 Valley ave SIC
Apt. B-1. 10. 1-4657. lis
JANFToR ENGINEER
Large downtown apt house: expert
enced with all types apt. house
work including boiler. stokers and
elevators. Must be sober aAc
reliable. Prefer man and wife or
bachelor. Good salary, Newly dec
Grated, 2-rin., kit and bath apt.
Call Mr.. DAVIS. NO. $4,000, 4 70
nm or ME- N-0f.t0 --9
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FRAME FILTER. experienced; fun.
Of part time. Do. 1857.
FUEL on DRivER, must be expert.
enced. good pay arrangement fol
fast reliable man. Call Hemiock I.
FUEL OIL TRUCK DRIVER. exper.
home del. steady, reliable mar
wanted. all year Job. good pay. Ii
a-4Vv9 -
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.JEWELRY ENGRAVERS
Woodward g. Lothrop'S
CLASSIFIED AID TODAY
PAGE B-l

woodward q LOLnfOp S
CLASSIFIED AID TODAY
PAGE B-1
SALESMAN. experienced;
salary and commission, Box se-V.
JEWELRY SALESMAN. experienced.
for established credit iewelry store,
manent position, Apply IN person
LEEDS JEWELRY' Co, rs It'll
st. NV.
JEwELRY SALESMAN
To work in old-established store;
salary and commission: wonderful
opportunity for energetic and ca
pablo person. Apply In person; see
Eff Roth at cAS1LEREsGs. 1904
Fs. I'll
JUNIOR pRAFTsMAS--To do lay:
out work for institutional food
equipment CO. Must do. neat,
accurate work Some outside wofk
tion business helpful opportuni-
ties for proper person. Air-eond.
Offices, upper Conn. ave. co, D.
Ls ss1 TEcHNIciAN. per.
manent position assisting control
chemist In modern ink laboratory
Chemistry background not neces-
sary: age 1885. Apply CAPITOL
PRINTING INK CO.. sos Channins
pl. ne.
LABDRERs, steady work. good pay
Report TO Wilson blvd. and N, Jack
sonviiie st., Arlington. M. POM
pONIO a SONS, -
LABORERS
Colored. for gardening crew; expert
enced, yr.-round empl. Apply Per-
eonnel Dept, CAFRIT1 CO.. 1424
K st. NV, RIM. 319.
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DRIVERS TEMP

i.year truck driy. exper.:. temp. to
Apr. n, day or niEht shifts; AZ
po oT AZ RMPL. AGENCY
1884 Wilson Blvd, Ari. JAA $4,000
N11 King ST.. Alex. XII. a-5066
DRUG CLERK, . nights week APP
My in person. Mon, lilo pm
JACKETS PHARMACY. S4f.
Pfney Branch rd.. Silver Spring,
DRUGSTORE DELIVERY MAN,
colored, fountain experience pre-
fcrred; p. C.. drivers license re-
CURED Call tn, 2-a57s.
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT
Large national organization need,
editorial assistant to director o.
pamphlet publications. BACKGROUND
in economies useful Skill IN cleal
writing essential. Applications KEEP
c. mid ntiai and returned IL re.
Quested Hcx 9fff x. Star. -
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HELP-MfN
EXECUTIVE
TRAINEES

Young college sraduates to start
s sa i'H For Dss e s' sar
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insurance investigation

Insurance Investigator
Age 1880. needed In handling In
sIrance investigations in Washing
school graduate. Salary and ex-
peuses paid knowledge OF tipping
necessary. Car eSss ntlal. National
firm, perm position. Write full
qualifications. lock box 5S4, Benz
tamin Franklin Station, Washing
ton 4. D. C.. or phone Ma. s-4I90
and ask for employing t manager
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ENGINEERING
TEST PILOT

Flying time of 1000
hours and 500 hours Jet
time Completion OF a
service school for expert
mental test pilots.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FUN time, married. no children. fol
modern NV. elevator apt. bids
ti-class eRgineer's license. Attrac-
tive ant, plus generous salary.
DREYFUSS BROS,
1919 18th ST. NV. MA. S-05Sf
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CRAFTSMEN

CRAFTSMEN
DETAILER
Training or experience In
mechanical drawing.
LAYOUT CRAFTSMAN
KNOWLEDGE Of military spec.
tfcations desirable. Expert
ence in gear train and instru-
ment layout.
CHECKER
Experienced In checking
shop prints plus experience
on the board.
Convenient suburban Local
ton. good opportunity.
THE AHRENDT INSTRUMENT CO
1910 Calvert Rd.. Colleee PARK. Nd
UN. 56fS
A subsidiary Of Litton Industries
DRIVERS-Trailer drivers only. ion
delivery service IN the Washin2to ton
Metropolitan Area. fer interstate
motor carrier; must be experienc, d
Gge 24-40. Box 1DS-A. star, - III
DRIVERS. experienced; must know
city. Only those With good ref
erlnces need apply. POTOMAC
APPLIANCE d nv. 9th and SITS,
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ESTIMATOR. electrical. young man
20 to 80 yrs. TO work In Wash
once NJ large electrical contract.
ire Arm. Excellent opportunity;
min. req. 2 yrs, coiIege. Experi.
enee preferred but not essential
BOX FIX. Star. %
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JANTTOR AND
MAINTENANCE MAN

AH3AA44N = ~
For new. modern, NV. apt. bldg
must have fth-claSs engtneer's il.
eence and be familiar with both oil
heat and air eonditioninai S222s
mo. and i-bedrm. apt, provided
requirements apply 3315 Conn
ave. NV, Mon. through Fri, bet
q am and 5 pm. or call I'm
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Negro School
Ruling Skirfed

RALEIGH. N. c., July 7 R.-
"A Federal judges ruling. that
construction Of a school speci-
'flcally for Negro students is IL
legal seems unlikely to affect
school building plans generally
in North Carolina. according to
Ia North Carolina school official.
: John Cameron, director of
|schoolhouse planning for the
North Carolina Board of Educa-
tion. pointed out yesterday that
the State board has eliminated
designation of school building
projects as either white" or
Negro"
In allocating State funds for
school construction. the board
considers "only whether q school
building is needed in that COM
|munity," Mr.. Cameron ex-
planned.
In Federal District Court in
Asheville. Tuesday, Federal
Judge Wilson Warlick dismissed
10 suit brought against the Nc
Dowell County Board of Educa-
ton seeking construction of q
Negro public school at Old Fort.
Judge Warlick ruled that the
Board of Education could not
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pass legislation for 81 billion
worth Of new schools. He added:
But to get them the President
recommended that Congress pass
not q law but q miracle.
For meeting this 81 billion
need. the President proposed
grants Of 66 million a year for
three years. This is 80 cents a
year to meet every $35 Of ad-
mitted present. crying need"
To meet the appalling situa-
ton" of the shortage of school
facilities, Mr.. Stevenson advo-
Gated immediate support of the
proposal now before Congress for
$500 million in Federal funds
each year for the next four years
for school construction to be
matched by State funds"
Mr.. Stevenson, who spoke de-
spite a bad cold. said he did not
believe the bill would meet the
whole construction need, but 1t
would be a step in the right
direction.
In a speech prepared for de-
livery before the convention to-
day. a top atomic scientist called
on teachers, for the sake of the
Nation, to inspire exceptional
students to go into scientific
research.
Serious Shortage
DR.. Willard r. Libby, member
OF the Atomic Energy Commits
sion. said the shortage of SCI
entists and engineers ais a mat
ter of serious concern"
DR.. Libby said that "only
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about 2 per cent Of those judged
mentally capable Of obtaining
Pm. D. degrees do so"
DR.. Libby blamed the shortage
on inadequate" instruction In
the colleges and secondary
schools. q mistaken belief that
the fields of discovery are mar
rowing and lack Of financial re-
ward.
DR.. Libby said the exceptional
student must choose to go into
technical work on noninancial
Igrounds-he must have the de-
sire to discover and 'altruistic
motivation"
DR.. Libby. on leave himself
from the University Of Chicago
faculty. called on the teachers
to inspire" the superior" stu
dent to go on to greater things.
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Stevenson ChorgesG COP
BobbIes School Problem

CHICAGO. July 7 (R.-Adlai
Stevenson says President Eisen-
hover promised the American
school system some prompt ef-
fective help" two and a halt
years ago. "but nothing has been
done"
The 1852 Democratic presi-
Dental nomine attacked Mr.
Eisenhower's program Of school
aid in a speech last night to
delegates to the National Edu-
cation Association convention al
Chicago Stadium. The speech
was broadcast over CHS radio
and television networks.
Eisenhower Quoted
Mr.. Stevenson quoted Presi-
dent Eisenhower as saying just
after he assumed office:
"Our school system demands
some prompt effective help"
Instead Of prompt effective
help" Mr.. Stevenson added
"We await a conference on edu-
cation to be held at the White
House next fall.
Nov a conference is fine, ano
1t will dramatize the great sig.
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Inificance Of our educational sys-
tenn and its critical deficiencies.
But it seems to me a pitifully
inadequate excuse for years of
doing absolutely nothing about
Americas No. domestic need
schools and teachers"
Mr.. Stevenson referred to the
White House conference on
education slated for this fall. a
meeting of some 1000 educators
Iof various creeds. races, occupa-
tons and geographical locations
who viii make recommendation
on school problems.
The former Illinois Governor
said the Republican administra-
tons school program was ''in-
adequate" and deceptive" He
added that 'the chief education
lofficers of 20 States have said II
would be of no help whatsoever
In their States. And Congress
has long since buried the Presi-
dents bill"
Wanted a Miracle
Mr.. Stevenson declared the
President recommended to the
Congress last February that II
Evening star., 1955-07-07

legally Be required TO build such
q school because Of the supreme
Courts decision that segregated
schools are unconstitutional. !.
Assistant Attorney General I
Beverly Lake said It would be
his opinion. based ON press re-
ports Of the decision. that 1t
would not interfere with school
construction plans In light OF
the State Board Of Educationis
policy.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Florida Notes Gain
lin Summer Tourists

MIAMI.-Some So million non-
residents visited Florida during
1854. with 1.3 million coming in
summer. In 1947 Florida had
about IS million vacation visitors
but only about 100000 Of them
came In the summer.
The Florida Chamber Of Com
merce says the increase In sum-
mer visitors indicates that "off-
season" tourist promotion is pay
ling dividends.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Coffee Lift

A eofiee-plantation operator
of Angola. Africa. has drawn
plans for boosting present pro.
|duction there Of $50 tons to 8s(
tons annually. Kangamba re.
ports.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Wanted a Miracle

Mr.. Stevenson declared the
President recommended to the
Congress last February that it
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-30
Savage Named As
Clerk OF London
Education Board

At the regular meeting of the
London Board of Education, on
Friday, August 18th, Mr.. Blaire
Savage. "a East Fifth Street, was
appointed clerk of the Board of
Education. Mr.. Savage succeeds
Mrs H. P. Beathard, who tender
ed her resignation at the July
meeting of the board, effective as
of August 1st .
Mr.. Savage is a graduate of
Marietta Hig h School, Class of
1927 He attended the College of
Commerce, at Ohio State Univer-
sity for two years, (1928-1929)
majoring in accounting. For twel-
We years Mr.. Savage worked for
the Highway Department of the
State of Ohio. In the meantime, he
attended evening classes at Frank
lin University over period of
three years to complete his col
lege work. Mr.. Savage is a men,
ber of the National Association of
Cost Accountants.
At the present time Mr. Savage
is affiliated with the McCord Cor
poration; and has been employed
with this company for eleven
years. Prior to his coming to Lon
don, Mr.. Savage was employed by
the Associated Public Utilities.