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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

GEOR0ET0lgR = Corner BLDG. oi
aa69ut 400 Z. g: g: on z foorsi I. enc
once. 2 wash rms., entire bldg
heated: long or short lease; car
rent hcors separately. A. N. ROTH
Co. RE, 1880.
SOUTH CAPITOL ST. AREA Under
600 "a. u. Modern brick bldg. l2.-
SES Ssh 81 s.inss M O. de noo5 5es slsc aSss SasS
roonhs. A. N. ROTH CO.. RE. q
1880.
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INDUSTRIAL PROF. WANTED

COMH1L. ana industrial prop, wanted
fcr ri inimsd,sts q . sale cr for Isass.
TO LEASE OR BUY-One floor for
manufacturing. Approx. 10000 sq.
ft, with loading dock, Available
within y mos. III. 6-2236.
INDUSTRIAL and 2nd Commercial
propertIek wanted for sale Or lease.
A. NJ. ROTH CO.. RE. 1880
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200 90. FT.--HeaYy industrial;
i1s mi. 11th ct. Brldeet railroad
adin1, ei.7b per. Il s1QAKR 4
So'l "A. a-S4s1, sun. Wo. 9
sssssiSSsiAL ssiSi ,.El,IIEcEs Epy,sTRIAI
APfRox. / ACRE of industrial Ieil-
road frontage in HyattVille. QN.
INDUSTRIAL SITE
rive acres Industrial sround ch main
highWaY within 70 tnins. drivin.S,
sell. lease or exchange. Owner will
also build TO prospective tenant's 8
own Specifications. cail Mr.. Dixon
JAMES L. DIXON CO.
aT n Toaa
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CADILLAC '62 convertible; 27,OO(
miles: power brakes; ike new
tubeless tires; $4,000. IA. 9-96p0
~
CADILLAC '55 series ''62" De Vile,
truly an outstanding car with beau.
tifuf 2-tone hnishs fully equipped
including radio, heater. power
steering, power brakes, tinted glass
etc: naturally like new with onl,
4 few thousand miles: terms oi
xKERs oLDsMoBiI.E-cApILLAc
Fairlington Shopping Center
AlexandriA oV. s-o3S'
CADILLAC 1851 a62" 4-dr. sedan
hydramatic, ri. and h., tubeies,
tires cleo. windows I owner. Ju
9-dAg3; ewes, JU. 0-6260.
CADILLAC '53 eony.; no fiEer II
D. c.; very low mileage, excollent
nnish, senuine leather interior
power ateering, dual-rhnse hydra,
matic, cleo. seat and windows, Sc.
lecto-matic radio, de luxe neatel
and fog liehts. tifbeiess Wv, tires
This all-weather car Is tompletel,
winterized and mechanically per.
feet. S2,n7b, cash or terms. Cal
owner, ~. b-lbe1. "a
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BUICK 1851 4-dr.: dynafioW, radif
and heater, seat covers, 2-tont
green nnish: low mileage; excellent
tires; low GMAC terms, Priced al
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
1895 wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
ia. 2-sooi Open til ESQ
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COIIEc

wash. -Balto. blvd. D, 5. hwy. /. 4 mi
north q n L5suisl Md. phone Park.
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CADILLAC 1885 Coupe De vile:
steel gray: fully equipped. includ-
Ing r. and h.. power steering. power
brakes. eiectronic eye. 4-way seat.
Tinted glass, Driven n, 600 miles.
Earaged. Like new VIII sell for
$4:395. All cash, no trades, De p
:iS22.
CADILLAC 80: black, pwr. windows,
seat: r. and h.. HYDRA: sacrifiee,
1925 cash. EN-. 3-542s1
CADILLAC 1855 "82" sedan: 2-tons
blue: complete array Of Cadillac
accessories. including power steer
ing and power brakes. electric
windows; week end only. S4.295:
cCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-Ol Dds.
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|
WOODED
CABIN SITES

mo RUILDIEo REsTRIcTIoNs)
your choice Of over SO 3 Ia Z
acrs cabin sites in RIvERwoon
FARMS. part OF CAPE ST
M.A.RYS. On the beautiful PA.
QAkNI RIVER; good hunting,
Hsnlng; peaches and PRoTECTEn
,skaGshT akAGhT HA5lN Paved streets, tele-
Pc our guest this ss week snd br,ne ne
the family and enjoy our large
picnic park. Representative alWays
On property. Can for free bro.
chuse. Nd. Route. B fhroueh Wal
d9ri. HushesyiIle to GUYS COR
NER thence Route 236 To- CApR
wa,dnrsRt 3 \; MasR9s follow our siEns from
N. G. HINES AND SON
IA lllAn. q. 70. - .-san.,.
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AVToMoBILrs FOR SALE

ANGLIA '4S 2-door; s1e5; r. and h.
shiny black finish, sood tires; eco
Joe Phillips Mercury, Inc.
|1EaxETSs1gI ,fis kEEe Ct VA EF ~ s.ssIi s.sssIIiI
AUSTIN HEALEY 1854; blue, excel.
eond.. used as 2nd car; $1.795 or
AgIsTiN si Nj Ia51 4 sdeas S1 s.a.n. an .x
eellent End car; good, condition; !;
$3.50. OIL. 4-7569. --6
AUSTIN HEALY 1854; reduced $500;
sale price, 1895. 1ne-oWner car,
traded In on new 1856 HEALEY,
largest selection OF used Healeys
MGs and other imported cars al
clearance prices 10 make room for
rates. MANHATTAN AUTO. INC. nc
test. 1870. 7th at r SITS. NV,
North 7-2100. Branch sales. 1910
King st.. Alex, Va. King S-5525
AISdih ssan :, ~ 2sdr,; good condition;
BUICK As 4-dooT: S1e9. Immaculate
FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221 Conneeti-
eolofs. HORNETS CORNER. BalcE
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii
BuICKS--STAHLEY H. HoRNER
INC, Downtown, I'LL 14th. Con.
yenient to all hotels. once build.
ings, real estate and financial dis.
tricts. D1. 7-3093.
BUICK 1882 4-dr. Special de luxe;
2-tone paint. dyna.s r.. h., tinted
glass, new tires. Perfect cond.
| $1S5; terms can be arranged,
CAPITOL CAR DISTRIBUTORS,
800 Rhode Island ave. NE, 10.
2-4e60. Yolkswasen distributors.
BUICK SO Super Riviera 4-dr.. 2.
tone finish. contrasting seat GOV.
ers. dynanoW. radio. heater, turr
SIGNALS white-waIl tires; many
other accessories. d 1-owner. low.
MILEAGE car. locks like new; special
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-9s25
BUICK AS Special 4-dr. sedan; re.
cent complete overhaul and d. C
tnsp,. q real good car. $500 or besi
oneT. ROBINSON 5126 9th st. n. "
BUICK "a Century station wagor
3-dr.: Wv. tires; r. and h. Trade
or sell. WE. 5-545b. 6s
BUICK le4S sedan. excellent condi
ton; $295 or best offer. OIL. 4-494T
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CADILLAC. 1858 s03s': power brakes.
power steering. One-owner car.
$4,000 miles. Beautiful eond Blue.
white top, Wv. tires $3.50. Cash
deal only. IU. 2-0a3S. D
CADILLAC 40 cony.: rare oppof-
tunity. brand-new top. nearly new
ny,0s ma11 M sxtrss fes a,y nyaasi 81 too r n, II:
81 OBS: pvt. owner, OIL. 2-BS03.
CADILLAC 1912 black sedan: model
e63. good cond. SlS5. OIL. 2-o070.
CADILLAC 1854 49, sedan: 2-tons
green; fully equipped with power
steering and power brakes; $685.;
CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac OldS.
1922 aand st. NV. ST. Jt26ge.
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BUICK '55
1896 DOWN

Riviera hardtop coupe: STONE blu.
and white, like new; loW mileage
Balance bank financed.
CARS, INC.
l65 Florida Ave. NE, Elk. 3-9A6a
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CADILLAC '53
$495 DOWN

De vile type; balance bank financed.
CARS, INC.
l65 Florida Ave. NE. EX. 3-p06a
CADILLAC "a coupe; ltght blue.
|. fully equipped Including radio.
heater, hydramatic, power steering
and power brakes. Wv. tires, sec
warranty; S3,4g5.
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suIcKs-lals ssdsnetss and 4-dr
MARTIN lE STuDERAKER

1904 Hampden Lane OIL. 2-I70G
BUICK 1854 Century Riviera: radio,
must be sold today; $500 or best
completely eenipped, new paint. 2
BUICK Sd l-dr. sedan; 2.tone paint
covers. good tires; only. SI,3g5i q
Say Written n0nssrsase pssrsnse. a HAL i nSar SAN
DERs, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
liza liza p Vermont mt. ave; ,.;, SS:ws S:w Ap ,,, 1
lBUICKs--'l9 sedan, r. and h., ike
new, 500; so 4-dr. sed., T. and
h., S3Aa; '69 Super Riviera, dyna
r. and n, 5000; sS3 super Riviera,
dyna., equipped, 81, ,2gq. HORNER'S IS
COR. Buick Dealer, Fla. ave- ne
at 9Th, Ii. 6-8464
BUICK 40 Super sedanette: r. and
h.. plastic covers; j owner; driven
only $4,000 miles. See this beauty
S4a5; 30-dav guarantee, HILL q
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV. NO. =
I'LL. Open ewes 'til q; Sat. til s
BUICK '5B Century cow; r, and h.,
dynafloW. power steering. elec. win
dpws and seats, Wv. tires. co,
oficiafs personal car; list price,
S4,i67. We guarantee the very best
deal anywhere. Liberal discount
with no tradei SILVER SPRING
MOTOR Co. NC, 1902 E.-W
hwy, tat O.. ave.l. Gil. Spg, Nd
III n-Ah()0
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Suburban Cadillac Olds.
~, ELIosshb ELIo 5gJN 5SggJNNpAY -

BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BEIHEsDA. MD. OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC 81 Convertible "6a": r.
and h. hydramatic. windshield
washers. beautiful maroon nnish
$l,6D5 or best offer. Contact
TED GIAMO 0ormerly Of Smiling
SAM, HA. 2-3973.
CADILLAC 80 Coupe De VILE: r,
and h.. hydramatic. outside sun
visor, 2-tone finish: sharp and
ready to SO: 81 ,495. SILVER
E.-W. hwy. Eat Ca. ave J, SiI SpR !.
Nd, III Q-4 5f1f S''
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CADILLAC In46

CADILLAC so "60' Fleetwood 4.
door: r. and h., hydramatic. power
steering: $4,000 actual miles: lib-
eral trade At S2,I95, SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO.. INC 1D02
E.W hwy, tst Ca. aye.1. Sill. SpE,
CADILLAC 81 Coupe De VILE. hy-
dra,, T. and h., 2-tone nnisn. " W.
tires; garsge kept; very low mile
age; PVT. OWNER; VIII finance to
responsible person: SI.69J or best
offer, 10 5-0S35.
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BELOW COST

iS ovens er;iis, Is h.p.. ii. stsrt, sl;ts0
|iep Old Towne runabout $50
~ Wolverine f1bergias S12b
Washington.s Largest Display
a. Penyan, 1e h.p., 1885,
Scott. remote contr. 1925
Washington's Largest Display
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REAL EsTATE WANTED
WATERFRoNT PRoP. SALE

ON DUCK FLYwAy--compistel
furn. 6-bedrm. and bath eOttages
on LAT acres. 316 II. Of water
frontage. boat and motor; al Tor
$500, terms JE. 2-123o. NJ. e.
CHURCH. REAITOR. t---0
WATERFRONT. Turkey Potut--
smack dab on the water; t,eant
s-yf .-cld home. liv. rri. with hre-
place, s bedfms. and tile bath, lge.
kit, 12x38 porch: lower fioor, .
separate apt. bath, iiv, rn., bedrm,
and gar: q large outside fireplace;
truly worth seeing reaA onered ny
LOUIS A. STARRING. T2l 10th st.
NV, washington. I'd. CT. RE.
T-l729 or call Nj. RICHARDS An-
napolis, colonial 3-Tf66. -6
POET TOBACCO RIvER, eougen-
lent La Plata on State road, ex-
cellent iieiehhorhood; protective
$1,000 5000 ITO 70 $500; b-acrs tracts,
$500 with waterfront privilege.
Contractors available 70 build ct
!. fair prices. LEONARD SNYDER,
Tel. S31l La Plata, Md.
LONG BEACH HARBOR FRONTAGE
LOT--For sale BY owner excep-
tionally good location. Down pay
ment and terms to suit purchaser.
Phone AGNES WATERS. pu.
7-2aSO.
YEAR-R0UND HOME on Patuxent
River. furnished; $4,000: must sell.
Cypress 7-B4kS.
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EDREAM COME TRUE

DREAM COME TRUE
FOR I perfeet home in the country.
8 Bridge, 2 mi. west Of pranesvilie
va. on picturesque Route 2, with
cal and other trees and cleared
rolling land. wide paved roads. So
II wide stream. lake, view. etc. You
win see Il Is better than words can
describe. From 70 acres Lev
Y EaIegnnen on prenerty Sat. and sun.
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CHEVROLET '52 2-door Styleline.
"a PERFECT CAR FOR YOUR
CAREFREE DRIVING PLEASURE !"
Radio, heater: superb buy in de-
pendable transportation: Ssab (S5
down.. Cali FE. 3-0513. ASK Tor
Bill Sehrus to pick you UP.
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MODERN. 9-BKDROoM HOME ii
rountfy. convenient TO city ant
beaches; AZ acre, more II desired
Mr.. TrackIer. Colonihi S-@23I <.
4-bedroom. e-bath. ail-yeAr home
ideal for large family wishing Il
make modest investment. Mr
Tracklef. Colonial S-2231
LOUIS Al. STAELINQ
T21 10th NV, tWash.l RE. T-1l2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
worthwhile savings for men

Quilt lined surcoots with double exit Upper. Charcoal.
brown, oroy, blue Small to large. Regularly 10 e5
8.99
Fonous-noke sweaters in pull-on and coat styles Of
1000 wool, orion, cashmere blends, wool and nylon
blends in group. Small to large II perfect 6.e5 to
1895. 4.AA
First ouoy suede iockets with knit collars and cuffs
zip front Charcoal rust brown Sizes SO to 46 1914
Washable combed cotton Hemphil Argyle socks in
combinations Of eoors Sizes 10 to Is. Regularly e9e
2 pairs 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-27
Juniors and misses Atwood
regularly 1886

boy coat, clutches ond tailored styles in cashmere
ond WOOL zibeline feeees, fur fobries and olI-wooI
chnehiIlo All coats wormIy nterIined and obeied
for fabric content Block watch plaid, eroy, beige.
block, red, peacock. Sizes to IS and to Is.
Down stoirs Store Junior Miss Apparel and coots
and Suits also New Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1955-06-15
Two Sewage
Plants Okuyed

Applications to build two pri-
vate sewage treatment plants on
Pohick Creek were approved yes
terday by the Fairfax County
Board of Zoning Appeals.
One plant to serve arund $50
acres about to be developed is
planned on the north side of
Pohick road east of the RF&P
Railroad tracks and west of No. /
highway. The applicant was
Alexander Hassan.
The other applicant, Fred w.
Mclaughlin. plans to build a
plant on Route 644. three miles
west of Springfield. It is in
tended to serve 141 acres about
to be developed in that area and
possibly other undeveloped tracts.
Residents downstream from
the two plants protested the ap-
plications, declaring that Pohick
Greek might be polluted by the
plants. Among the opponents
was Mrs. John Mcdonald, a di-
rector of the Fairfax Girl Scouts
who have a l00-acre camping
site near the mouth of the creek.
Approval of both plants had
been recommended by the
County Planning Commission.
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|Army's 180th 'Birthdoy'
Marked at Fort Belvoir

Lowe, jr., chief of the Sanitary
Engineering Branch. The work
he said, is being done in ar
effort to find a useful purpose
for radioactive atomic wastes
which now must be disposed OF
by encasement in concrete tanks
and burial in the desert.
1t parallels the problem, he
declared, of removing radio
active materials from water sup
plies, upon which much prog
ress" has been made.
Plaque Presented
When the days festivities
closed with a full retreat parade
Brig. Gen. w. c. Baker, jr.,
representing the chief of En-
gineers, presented the base a
plaque from the National Safety
Council for a SO per cent i'm
provement in its accident rating
in 1854.
At the same time Mr.. Spencer
presented a District flag "as a
symbol of the friendship Of the
citizens Of Washington for Fort
Belvoir."
He did so after hearing Gen.
Prentiss praise the city as rating
"at the top of being a good Army
town" and expressing thanks for
those who have helped entertain
Fort Belvoir personnel.
At the laboratories the honor
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school in an experiment to COM
Ibine a community health clinic,
Ia public library and recreation
facilities with a school plant.
The pilot will be the Rocking
Horse School on Randolph road.
The plans were sent to the
County Council for approval.
Also approved by the board
was a report by Wylie Barrow
calling for payment Of $4,000
in fees to Mcleod d Ferrara,
architects, for work on the new
Wheaton Junior High School.
The figure represented $4,000
less than the original bill pre-
|sented by the architects, who
protested several weeks ago
that supervisors and department
heads in the school administra-
tion had suggested so many
changes that their original plans
were extensively and frequently
revised.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
Woman Gets $4,000
For FulL in Greusepit

A st. Louis woman who sued
an Arlington auto firm for $780,
900 after she fell into a grease
pit has received $4,000 in an
out-of of-court settlement.
The suit was filed by Miss
Claire Woods against Al's Mo-
tors, Inc, of 1910 Wilson boule-
ward.
In her suit, Miss Woods said
she had suffered permanent"
Injuries from the fall on April
10. 1858. Judge Harrison Haas
of Harrisonburg was designated
to hear the case in Arlington
Circuit Court.
Evening star., 1955-06-15
BroyhiII Bill Would EstubIish
True Version of u. S. Anthem

Although "The Star Spangled
Banner" is the official United
States national anthem. nobody
knows just what its words and
music are, according to Repre-
sentative Broyhill, Republican,
of Virginia.
Therefore, Mr.. Broyhill intro
Iduced in the House yesterday q
resolution which he hopes will
result in an official version Of
the anthem.
1T appears that, in addition
to the original manuscript, at
least five copies of The Star
Spangled Banner In Francis
Scott Keys own handwriting
exist or at least existed" hi
said.
In addition, he continued, in
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meeting on the school budget
this Friday night.
She said the Council was
fearful" of reaction to double
sessions in schools and that this
fear lay behind the Councils re-
iluctance to approve hiring OF
220 new teachers as requested
by the board.
With only 140 new classrooms
due to become available this fall.
the Council felt the disparity
between the number of new
classrooms and new teachers
would encourage double sessions,
she said.
State Aid Factor Cited
She warned that reductions in
the number of classrooms will
result in cuts in State aid.
The board gave the go-ahead
signal to the projected "pilot"
Evening star., 1955-06-15

Iaccuracies and changes that
compilers felt would improve
Keys work have appeared in
various songbooks. THUS, today
we have q national anthem
jofficially designated by Congress
without words or music"
In his resolution, Mr.. Broyhfll
iinclNded the words and music
lof the so-called standardized
version of the anthem-which,
incidentally. probably marks the
first time that a sheet of music
was engrossed in q bill in Con-
gress.
| He hopes q House committee
will hold hearings, receive testi-
mony of experts and recon-
mend q version for official
Asanction. .
Evening star., 1955-06-15
|AgencYSfreI's''si;es
Service Policy

The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission. In a meme
orandum to all personnel today.
emphasized its position as. that
of a servant to the residents Of
Prince Georges and Montgoni-
cry Counties.
The six commissioners said
utility's attitude toward the per-
sons it serves Is drawn from
these premises:
/. '"This commission was Gre
ated solely for the purpose Of
providing certain essential serv.
ices to the residents. -"
2. Every cent that this COM
mission spends. including the
salaries of each one Of US. comes
from the people who pay for
the services we are obliged, by
law. to render"
Sees Some Adjustments
The memorandum further
stated that, to maintain this
attitude, 'it will be necessary
for some Of us to alter our con-
ception Of this commission and
its relationship to the public"
The utility announced yester-
day that customers receiving
bills from now on will receive a
written procedure to follow when
trouble develops in water or
sewer lines.
Notice to Agency First
Customers, at the time Of
trouble, should first notify the
Sanitary Commission, and not a
plumber. The commission then
will determine if its own lines are
causing the trouble. If so, it will
make necessary repairs.
If the commission finds the
trouble stems from the property
holders lines, it will so notify
the resident, and he will have to
arrange for their repair.
A commission spokesman said
.irate residents. in the past, have
been sending their bills from
plumbers to the utility. after the
commission had determined
trouble was found in lines be-
longing to the property owner.
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Tokomu Park League
InstulIs McCIenon

Walter H. McClenon, former
member of the Takoma Park
City Council, was installed last
nigh tas president of the Com
munity League Of Takoma Park
He succeeds Stephen L, Cur
tis, who has held the office fol
the past two years. The install
lation took place at the annua'
dinner meeting of the group ir
the Takoma Recreation Center
Darwin and Grant avenues
The principal speaker wa
Mayor George M. Miller. also q
member of the league. Harold
j. Hilliard. sr., city clerk ant
treasurer, spoke on activities O
the council and its accomplish
ments. , q
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Board 10 Act
On Integrdtion

A timetable for integration OF
Montgomery county schools
which would end all segregation
on the elementary level in 1856
and on the high school level in
1857, is expected to be adopted
next Monday night by the Board
tof Education.
Adoption became almost GER
tain yesterday, when four men,
bers of the seven-member board
sponsored a resolution to that
effect. They are Lathrop Smith
Mrs. Helen Scharf, Mrs. Rose
Kramer and Wayne Birdsell.
Earlier, the board ratified steps
toward integration, already sci
in motion by school Supt. Forbes
II. Norris.
Board Put in Control
This was done at the urging
of Board Chairman willard @
McGraw, who inserted in hi,
resolution a reservation that fu.
ture actions on integration shall
be reviewed and supervised. ster
by step, by the School Board.
DR.. Norris, without consulting
the board, on June 3 ordered in.
ltegration of suburban elementary
schools, gave Negro high schoo
students a choice of schools they
may attend this fall and ended
segregation in the junior col.
Ileges.
| The board also voted down,
to /, a resolution by Harrison
&c. King, calling for a halt Il
all integration planning, pend.
ing a review and conference wftf
the boards Advisory COMMITTEES
ION Integration.
| Eight members of the 19'
member committee, whose rec
ommendation for a 12-yeal
timetable for integrating schools
was discarded by the board, hac
asked the board for a referen.
dunn before the fall program
goes into effect. No action wa,
taken on the request.
Definite Assignment Denied
Following the meeting. DR.
Norris denied that the 100 Ne
gro students from Linden Schoo
in Silver Spring, which will bt
closed this fall. will be trans
ferred to the Rollingwood School
in Chevy Chase. He said nc
definite plans have been made
for distributing the Negro pupils
to nearby elementary schools.
Echoes of the closed-door ses-
sion of the school board with the
Council last Friday sounded at
the meeting, when Mrs. Scharf
suggested the board go well-pre-
pared with statistics to a similar
Evening star., 1955-06-15
|virginio Educators Urge
Move for More Funds

RICHMOND, Va. June Is (H1.
The Virginia Education Asso-
citation and the Virginia Teach
ers' Association have urged q
Virginia Advisory Legislative
Council committee to press for
more State funds to meet school
needs.
At a hearing at the State
Capitol here yesterday both
groups expressed the hope that
localities be required to exert
more local effort in the drive to
obtain funds.
Robert F. williams, secretary
Iof the YEA, suggested that the
States share Of educational costs
be increased BY more than SIT
million a year
The committee, headed by
Delegate Harry B. Davis Of
Princess Anne. was set up by a
1854 House resolution calling for
a study of "the apportionment
OF State funds for the mainten-
ance and operation Of the public
free schools with due regard to
the need effort and ability Of the
localities respectively receiving
the same"
Sees Delay in Report
The resolution called for a re-
port by June / but Mr.. Davis
said $50 many factors" concern
ing the public schools had en-
tered the picture the report
would be delayed.
| He made no mention of the
Supreme Courts de-segregation
decision or recommendations re-
Gently submitted by the Virginia
Public Education Commission
regarding the future Of Vir-
ginia's public schools in the light
Of the high courts ruling.
Numerous plans were put for
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guests also heard of latest de-
velopments in combat bridging
and raft building and saw new
equipment demonstrated.
Other demonstrations included
use Of a truck-mounted search
light, fire extinguishers, an ex-
Ipandable photo-mapping lab
loratory truck and a 50-gallon-a-
minute water publication truck
Another showing of Engineer
Corps equipment was presented
in a carnival-like display near
the parade ground, where SOL
Idiers demonstrated the perils OF
la BOBBY strapped house, a deep
sea diver wandered around in a
tank of water and a portable
sawmill produced lumber for a
bridge under construction.