davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1956-08-24

Frank r. Donovan at Greenwood.
Conrad link of Baltimore spent
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Bunting on the DUPONT High
way
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mo roll sway nosedves" Visit your Plymouth dealer
and drive the 1960new Plymouth today YOU too will find it
hard to believe this is ow-prce car but it's true!
SUDDENLY, ITS PLYMOUTH!
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Long as it is, "Giant" does not
say or try to say all there is to-
be said about Texas, Of course.
But 1t is a truly magnificent
achievement in ovie-making, a
gem Of pictorial storytelling.
Sequence after vivid sequence is
marked by Stevens mastery of
his medium. It Is easy to see why
he couldn't bring himself to cut
another inch out of it.
It is a competent cast that
brings Miss Ferber's Texans to
movie life. Elizabeth Taylor, Rock
Hudson and the late James Dean,
in the leading roles, are backed
by a veritable thespic army. Mer-I
cedes McCambridge, Chill Wills.
Jane Withers. Carroll Baker. Sal
Mineo and whole host of others
lend credibility to their various
segments Of the vast panorama.
4 \ y
Mr.. Stevens film falls short
Of complete perfection, but its
shortcomings are far over
Swallowed by the sheer brilliance
with which the director manipu-
lates mis- cameras. He fingers long
over some passages, but he cap
lures mood and meaning. He
painstakingly explores characters
and their various relationships,
but he comes up with fully di-
nenSioned people.
He has manipulated more than
his cameras, too, in the making
Of Giant" With the help of
Fred Guiol and Ivan Moffat, who
are credited with the Screenplay.
Mr.. Stevens has done some jug
Cling Of the original story line, or
lines.
It still deals with the Bene-
diets Of Reata Ranch and with
the crude oil millionaires Of the
new Texas. But 1t now moves in
q straight line from Bick Bene-
diets trip to Maryland to buy a
horse and his return with a wife
to the new understanding with
which the two settle down with
each other, their children grown
and departed. It also comes to
closer grips with the race preju-
dice problem, with Bick finally
discovering that Mexicans are
people and taking a drubbing for
it.
4
Mr.. Stevens Eliminates it all
with eloquent cameras. TIL e
WarnerColcr hills Of the Char
lottesville countryside never
looked lovelier than they do here,
impersonating the Maryland
where Bick Benedict meets his
wife. The vast, fiat. lonely plain,
where Leslie Lynnton comes as a
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and
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that comes with acquisition Of
q bit Of 1t.
There is a highly charged Sc
quence in which Jet struggles
single handed to drive a drill
down to the oil he has discovered
on his land. The hotel opening
to which Jet summons Texans
of new. immense and oily wealth
becomes gigantic lunatic pag-
cant. The party's climax is
another memorable Steve n S
scene, with Jet drunkenly bah
bling a speech to an empty ban
quet hall from which his guests
have departed.
There are some notable ex-
cursionS into violence in
Giant" too-a battle between
Jet Rink and Bick Benedict
and another between Bick and
a lunchroom operator who in
suits his Mexican daughter-in-
law. And there is a lot more,
for Mr.. Stevens has lavished
much excellent movie-making
on Miss Ferber's yarn.
4 4 X X
He also has summoned some
excellent performances from his
players. Even Miss Taylor and
Mr.. Hudson. who are generally
more decorative than anything
else, come through for Mr..
Stevens with characterizations
of depth and credibility.
Deans impersonation Of Jett
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that Mr.. Stevens is bending your
ear an Internationally long time
over the affairs OF some people
you couldn't care less about.
II you liked the book and the
Benedicts. however, you should
be delighted with Mr.. Stevens
movie establishment. When he
weaves a motion picture tapestry
1t is q rich one.
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Rink is something about which
there undoubtedly will be some
debate. His rabid fans are likely
to find it the best performance
of his career. But to at least
one onlooker it is shallow. Sticky
contrived, technically excellent
but too obviously a young man
acting.
Several people stand out in the
large supporting company. Mer-
cedes McCambridge is one of
them. playing Luz Benedict,
Bick'S hard bitten sister. Chill
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wills as the wise Uncle Bawley
of the Benedict household Is an
other. And Sal Mineo, Carroll
Baker. Dennis Hopper and Jane
Withers are others.
+
AS for the exceptions men,
toned back there, they probably
are inherited from the novel.
If you had to fight to stay with
the book you are likely to feel
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bride to encounter a whole new
way Of life, contrasts sharply.
The large. elegantly gaunt Bene-
dict mansion standing in the
center Of the emptiness accents
the contrast while it captures
much Of the feel of Texas.
There's a simple passage in
which Jet Rink DEAN PAGES
of the small chink of Reata
land that he has inherited from
Bick's sister, Luz. Without a
word, Stevens has made it say a
whole bookful about man and
land and the elevation of spirit
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Don't let the luxury fool you...
this is the !oW-priced Plymouth!

Previewers who this with all identifying marks re-
moved thought experimental designed for the
future guessed cost up 100000 But it's actually the
lowprce three and it's waiting for you your Plymouth
dealers right nOl The 96Onew Plymouth brings you features
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that are full three gears ahead like revolutionary Torson
Are floating" ride dramatic Fight-Sweep Styling
tremendous new power for safety from the fabulous Fury
1901" v-S engine superpowered up 235 hp super
safe Total Contact Brakes celebrating sporar handling
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Stevens Makes 'Giont'
A Truly Giant Film
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

George Stevens proved to be ready will
ing and able when the opportunity for him stand up
say few words about Texas He about Texas well
over three hours in his movie version Of Edna Ferbers
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and familiar with each others
problems-they have. in fact,
helped each other solve their
national problems. They believe
there is no reason they cannot
continue to solve them now that
they have power to write specific
treaties.
What they do not voice a con-
viction on is whether all parlia-
Iments will ratify treaties. These
men of sub-cabinet and top civil
servant rank are advisers to their
ministers and they believe their
governments are sold on Euratom
and the Common Market, and
on paper at least all six parlia-
ments favor the proposals. There
is no ~SpnvicHion, however, that
majoritieS will hold together.
This brings the delegates to
their next thought: This is the
last chance.
These men believe Europe
must unity in some way or
Stagnate.
Framework Needed
The European Defense Com
munity would have been one
route but it failed in France
The Coal-Steel Community sue
ceeded and now is operating,
But Coal-Steel cannot continue
to flourish unless it operates
within a larger framework of a
single six-nation economic unit.
The delegates here believe that
If Europe does not move toward
this economic unity, Coal-Steel
soon will bog down.
That would mean, they be-
lieve, return to the traditional
rigid national boundaries-which
they are convinced have failed
Europe.
The Committee on the Com
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$4,000 Granted
Mathematics Study

NEW YORK, June q (R.-
The Carnegie Corp. announced
yesterday a $277.000 grant to
help develop better ways of
teaching atomic-age mathe-
MATES in high schools.
Carnegie President John w.
Gardner said a new approach
was necessary because the ma
tional shortage of scientists and
engineers grows more acute each
year with fewer students enter
ing college with adequate prep
aration in math.
The grant goes to the Uni
versity of Illinois. Its Com
mittee on School Mathematics
already is at work devising a
new math course for high
schools, preparing textbooks and
training teachers.
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3. They believe the fruits of
this conference will give Europe
its last chance to unity.
Confidence Seen Well Based
Their confidence that they can
do a good job-even though it
probably will take until late fall
seems we'll based. For these
same men have been working
on these matters with each other
across national boundaries for
months.
Most delegates are of the ex-
pert technician level. Experts of
each of six nations France,
Germany, Italy, Belgium. Hol-
land and Luxenburg) have been
loaned to other nations during
the ground work period of
Euratom and the Common Mar
ket.
The men are we'll acquainted
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mon Market started work behind
closed doors today using q draft
treaty by Belgian Foreign Min
lister Spaak as a starting point.
They will plan on a IL or Is
year lowering of economic bar
riers plus a system Of compensa-
tons to national industries which
would suffer from loss of present
boundary line protection.
The Euratom subcommittee,
interrupted by other work, prob
ably will not start for several
days.
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Eurqtom Delegates Hope
To Effect European Unity
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
European Correspondent Of The Star

BRUSSELS June 27.-As the sx-nation conference a
European atomic authority plus market settled
to serious work today delegates halls
these opinions:
They confident they treaties to tie Europe
together in economic and atomic power union
They concerned lest politicians" fail achieve rai-
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Adjustable from to 5 #. high.
Moy be used os. exhaust or circu-
lotor. Powerful TO- blades. eircu-
lotes $3.50 CFM.
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These Prices Apply in Our Washington Store Only
LGns6wghs-SMALL Observation-Disclosures sirth Floo
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Washington, D. c.
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CHEW 81 an ever popular De
luxe 2-dr sedan: orig onyx black.
its many extras incl heater. seat
covers and fender auards. a one
owner car that We have sold and
sytd since neW sb45. see Mr. Wofh
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liver Spr. MIR. Co., Inc.

IO0a E w. Hwy. tst Ga. Ave
Silver Spring. Nd JU. g-4500
CONSUL 80 4-dr.. heater, Ford 5
se9Inom lI,, car s niss ssroI IN 81
Oldest Ford Dealer, TIA Vermont
ave. NV. AID, 4-4300. Open ewes
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AHu uUnE IUTKtE IIIt uNDFIIt'
1887 NASHUA"

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35-ft. . Bedrooms S3.le5
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AUTOS AND FURNITURE
TAKEN IN TRADE
Complete stock OF parts and
accessories Open 9 to Q Monday
through Saturday and IL to 6
Sunday.
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Marylands LARGEST Spartan Dealer
WHITE PLAINS, MARYLAND
Phone La Plata. West 4-4671
% mi. S. OF Washington on Rt. 301
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rRAILERs tcou..D

ANDERSON SO 35-ft.; best offer ac-
cepted. NATIONAL TRAILER
PARK, College Park. Lot lob.
1888 28-FT. HOUSE TRAILER in
excel. shape. Best offer. See Lot
10, 3rd ST., Cherry Hill Trailer PIX,
10lS0 BALTIC. ave. College Park
Maryland. 15s
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CHEVROLET 1858 a. sedan, 1870
series runs ok. body is very
rough, sold a. Isl First $50 takes 10
BLASS a CLARK
Corner n Capitol A. Fla Ave NE.
AID 4-9ss2 for credit approval
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PARKWAY FORD
1910 NJ ST NV FE. 3-22O4
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD '54 convertible; Fordomatic.
motor, top. upholstery, etc, ali in
excellent condition; $3.50 or best
offer TE 6-65lA
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

DODGE AS coupe; 2 new tires; s125
or best offer. JU. 9-2354. 354
Boyd ave. Takoma Park.
DODGE 40 club coupe; splendid
cond.: drives like new. sacrfiice:
terms. $50 down; pass any inspec
Call Mon. MR.. ARTHUR. LA. g.
21On.
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FORD SO; :, and h.; Just passed

a. ~ \ ~ A<AA0N<N\ OAN 4
1919 r. I. Ave. NE. CO. 5-s214
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CHRYsLER 40 Windsor de luxe
like new, r and h.. auto. tip-toe
trans: sacrifice: terms, $40 down.
Call Mon. Mr.. ROPER. La. 6-2700.
CHRYsLER "a Windsor convert. /:
red with black top, r, and h., power
fiite power steering and brakes,
". W. tires; 3 .3H5.
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DE SOTO 1853 firedome vs. i-dr
grey. radio. heater, lust traded, vii
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Akers Olds- Cadillac Co.
. FaiElinston shoppins center

Nv = v w sF9TTaIlITT
BUICKS--4p super sedan. dyna u
and ~ 500 50 Suner convert &.
bic cream. green top. dyna. 2
and h.. S3gn. 81 Riviera 4 -dr
Roadmaster sedan. dyna., and
b. $500 .. Riviera hardtop,
dyna r and h. 500. 'ja Road /.
Wv. tires. 81 0ap SIS Suppr T..
door hardtop fun power. DINA. r.
and b green white top, 81 ,2ng
HORNER'S COR. Buick Dealer
va ave ne Al 8th III 8-6i84
CADILLAC 1850 '8i" hardtop
coupe hydramatlc, Wv tires r.
and h e.tone Glue finish special
sale price S7gj. only ~ On. Also
have . other Cadillacs rom 81 10
So 70 choose from
BLASs 4 CLARK
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PARKWAY FORD

5000 NJ st NV FE 3-2204
CHEVROLET SO Bel Air hardtop .
4 door; all equipped; diplomat leav-
ing. 81 ,a45 or best offer. Phone
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

nins condition. sizes. cal all day
Sunday. NO. 7-410s.
CHRYSLER 80 New Yorker sedan;
low mileage, peri. shape. HA. .
1850.
CHEVROLET $50 "2l05 sport sedan
beautiful 2-tone green finish; radio,
heater, Wv. tires, straight trans
mission, ETC.; 10000 actual miles:
save many SIS here; 81 .795. MONT
GOMBRY-STUBBS. Lincoln Mer-
curry Dealer. 3115 Bladensburg I'd
AP. S-2o20
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FORD rs Victoria hardtop: smart
red and white: Fordomatic; T. and
h.; VS.: like new. 10.@S0 miles ST.
sn5. Cash. trade bank terms KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. ia.
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DODGE 80 Coronet VS. 4-dr. at
trac. , tone; r and h.. gyrodrive.
privately owned: special. $3.50:
cash, trade. bank terms. KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1900 Ga. ave. IA.
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ALEXANDRIA
TRAILER COMPANY
300 Richmond Hwy.
Eour miles SoIth of Alexandria IN
IN TRANSIT

IHE boz SPARTAN Will
ARRIVE THIS WEEK.
Meanwhile we are offering our
last three 1856 SPARTANS at a
substantial savings. Be QUICK to
-ecognize a real bargain
45-ft. Center and Rear Bedroom
40-ft, Center and Rear Bedroom
35-ft One Bedroom
We are also displaying the most
complete line of the 1857 GREAT
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DODGE 1875 4 DIR sedan, 2. and h J.
: good tires. beautiful black fnish
clean throughout actual mileage
~ 1000 Have 70 see 10 appreciate
Price, Slf5 5r best ofef. RE. =
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StOhIman CheVrOIel
2300 M ct NV

AID s-tBiB Ap g.4fta
{ HTvROIET 1855 Bel Ar cdr hard.
TOP standard shift poWcrpack q
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iol 80 mos iU a.J53s
1858 s-dY d. mxs.
radio heater. 81 fo5 HICKS WI
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DODGE 1851 coronet 8-dr sedan
owner car $4,000 miles s575 SO
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DODGE 80 ROYAL VS. povernits
trans r and h beaut. Up paint
tual miles. owner very clean
ssnitlzed and pergonaiized 70 please
you fnsp guar Reduced 70 tl,@N5
I'VE have taken 500 on on every
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FORD '53 VICTORIA
AUTO DISCOUN1

Beautiful 2-tone ivory and black
finish: Fordomatic. radio, heater,
Wv. tires. Sharpest one in town.
Only sos down. l0nen Ruarantee.
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DE SOTOS '56

All models must 90 10 make roor
for SIS. Trades and terms equal I
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DE- SOTO 81 Firedome IS" con.
vcrtible; tomato red, 3-vay power
matching interior; real buv;
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TORS. 500 Wis. ave. NV. WO. g.
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BULLDOZER

Ac No. 5. little over ] yr. old
Used sparingly on owners own
premises Will sell reasonably.
GREENWOOD KNOLLS. INC. 1924
Georgia ave. VIII. 6-64s5 and VIII.
$685..
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KROPF

ta53--4i IT,. . bedrooms: all mod
ern convenience including tub in
bathroom viii sacrifice my equity
for 5000 cash and take over unpaid
balance OF Al payments al So 10
10 includes all Insurance and in
teres; Reason for this great sacri.
overseas COLES MOBILE HOMES.
u S Highway No J. 3la mites north
OF Laurel Nd
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PARKWAY FORD

5000 NJ ST. NV Re 3-2204
DE SOTO 1853 Firedome "s' 4-dr
leht blue, r. and h.. immaculate.
SOS, S45 On quick service BELL
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DE- SOTO So Sportsman hardtop
coupe. VS.. 9-tone r. and h.. auto
trans. clean low mileage Selling
for orig owner $3.50, terms SO
down WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 WIS
aae nv, FE 3.4O4a
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StOhlman CheVrolet

CHEVROLET 1854 cdr: radio,
LeateT. 2-tone paint; a real buy at
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1851 de luxe 2-dr. VS.; T. and
h.; excel. cond, and appear; sac;
S395; terms. J 3g7 Pa. ave. sc.
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SAUSALIT0, CALF.
LAURA and Paul Smith live in cottage
built on two levels. SUPERSEDED birds
nest clinging precariOuSly to the side of
a California cliff. Home is eight miles
from San Francisco, over the Golden Gate
Bridge, easy driving distance for couple
who work in the city but want a country
background
The Smiths took this place, a last resort,
during the war years when housing of any
kind was at premium. It's II years now
since they started hammering and mailing
and fixing until this -dilapidated little
retreat became place too coy to leave
Look down! Below IS a wild, wooded
canyon with trickle Of a creek that sings
the year round. Once this secluded wilder
ness was a German picnic grove. Today
il provides sheltered home for raccoOnS
and owls and the rabbit families.
This is the idyllic setting for the little
dinners Laura plans and prepares in
advance for laSt-tniihte cooking after a
day at the Office. Her menus are designed
to allow time for Ieisurely evening. Laura
is home around six O'Clock and dinners
half ready when Paul arrives at six-thirty.
Time out for a drink and a snack bite
while dinner is cooking.
This place on the cliff IS home to the
Smiths but only week days. Over week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16
BY cLEMENTIME PADDLEFoRD
as&-minute work
This Week Food Editor

ends they are off to Lake Tahoe and the
home Of their own. Here too, eaSy-dOne
meals are served, substantial food eff
GENTLY prepared to save time for fun.
Laura Alice Duffy IS home economics
graduate from Cornell University Before
her marriage she was manager Of three of
the late Alice Foote MacDougall reStau-
rants in New York City. She knows by
experience how to plan good dinner and
is one to serve with little effort.
Menu Tips
Here are few of her favorite cooking
for-two tips. Rolled top round is fire.
quentIy choice for a weekend roast
First to serve hot, second day sliced cold
with one hot vegetable and garlic bread;
salad and dessert. Last return of the roast
IS as haSh- With this. pass French-fried
potatoes, the frozen Of course. A green
salad, with fruit and cheese for the finish.
Here's good suggestion. Laura buys
a beef kidney, or maybe pair, to parboil
70 minutes. Then she removes the fiberS,
next to dice into A-inch cubes. Now
take four slices Of bacon, cut into h-inch
pieces; saute a few minutes, then the
kidney is added to be slightly Drowned.
Add one chopped onion and cook until
transparent. Add VI cup of Solid-pack
tomatoes. - Continued on neu page
Evening star., 1956-12-21

played q leading part in the
launching of the school inquiry
said after yesterdays meeting
that he thought there was a
possibility the report might be
edited so the two Republican
committee members would agree
to it.
Silent on Recommendations
None of the committee men,
bers would disclose what recon-
mendations are in the report.
1t has been rumored that the
committees Southern majority,
all of whom-including Mr.. Broy-
hill-signed the so-called South
ern Manifesto" against school
integration, intended to propose
changes in the Districts inte-
grated school operation.
One report has been that there
might be a move to lift the
school systems present strict
boundary rules, which require
pupils to attend school in speci-
fled school zones. This require
ment was questioned closely at
the hearings.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Luggage Now Waits on Air Passengers
As Notiono| Uses $252,000 'Godqet'

up to the second and then send
1t down another tray of rollers to
points where the passengers
claim it.
The new room and the con-
veyor system are part Of in
creased facilities at the airport
made possible through a supple
mental appropriation of SO mil
lion by Congress in fiscal 1855.
Still to come will be a second
finger" jutting out from the
present loading ramps to allow
more gate positions; construc-
ton of high-speed turn-offs for
the airplanes after landing and
a second baggage room at the
north end of the building. Con-
tract for the high-speed turn
offs was let last week.
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ciaries. because they all use the
southern loading positions.
Those using the old baggage
room at the north end of the ad-
ministration building will reap
a little benefit because of the
congestion the new elf-claiming
system will relieve.
Complaints probably will be
heard from passengers who walk
the covered ramp to the curbing
and then have to stand in the
weather while waiting for auto
transportation. but airport off,
cialS say the present canopy will
be extended to afford covering.
The new speed UP system is a
series of three electrically oper-
ated conveyor belts. which lift
luggage from the ground floor
Evening star., 1956-12-21

over, so he had TO burn them.
The cost Of hauling the unwanted
trees was prohibitive. So Mr..
Daniels fingers are crossed.
On another level. in another
section Of town. a druggist. Dr..
Harold Elwyn, 80. mused over his
recent venture into selling Christ
mas trees. They we're stacked up
against his store at Thirty fifth
and Reservoir road NV.
1--WE found" he said, people
are more particular about buying
a tree than they are about drugs.
The price is secondary. First
they pick the tree. then find
out what 1t costs. I've seen a
father pick one out but finally
buy II only after the kids. mother
and even grandfather have come
down 10 check il out.
Big Ones First
The big ones go first and the
smaller ones later. should have
about 10 per cent left over. but
III get good weather Saturday
or Sunday Ill do all right"
Over town. dealers seem 70
agree that selling Christmas
trees is a pretty good business
II slightly risky. The chief
trouble seems TO be that the
bottom falls out OF the market
on Christmas day.