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LAND Co. JE 4-4040.
TERRIFIC FINANCING. Lee. ist
trust available 20 qualified puF-
chaser on this Immaculate, all
brick 3-bedrm rambler ONLY =
MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN
WASHINGTON, IN one Of n. ANS
loveliest areas. Pull bsint. garage
MANY EXTRAS INCLUDED, AND
PRICED AT s22,250. Cal tiil 3
pm, METzLER. "a. 5-5575
no MONEY AVAILABLE FOR NEW
FIRST TRUSTS Who .eeres when
you ran assume a RO,bD0 4paf<
Oh loan on this b9-ft long low,
true California rancher. Splendid
setting on y acre, pretty a. q pic.
ture with outdoor rear patio and
fireplace, earport; large bedrooms,
2 paths. Wall-to-WaN carpetinx.
daylight basement n could 90 on
and on, Why not see for yourself
today, Diai " 3.2Oe3. A JOHN
CHAPMAN q SON, Realtors
PRicED HoMEs LATfLfs b ysg
want 70 Go tometning about itf
Then call a. Odefs gladly ae-
eepted on ovtrpficee property,
start b. seeing our OF approved
S Ssios 4 ~ sks sG4 eau "a. $500.
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BETHESDA--MOde FREEMAN rams
bier only $4,000: 3 bedrms, .
baths, many closets, breakfast nook.
rear patio; fenced lot: trees. Call
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF MD, INC,
OIL. R-7R0n I'll @
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HOMES

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. 4-40OO TIL Bpm. RIA. $4,000
Our Both VI. Of Dependable Service
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BETHESDA = New 4-bedroom, q
bath. split-level rambler: large din
ing room. all-electric kitchen, base
ment; S26,95O. with S4 900 cash
required. KORZENDoRFER, OIL,
4-S1ll I'll o.
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WOODACRES-7 rms, "a baths
plus Law. Only 8 yrs. old. and ir
observation-disclosures cond. Re.
fiecting meticulous care inside anc
out this delightful home features
equipped kit. side porch. carpet.
ing. coy den or library. Excellent
AZ financing can be assumed. Re.
tired Colonel must sell. FRANK S
PHILLIPS. DI 7-14i1; ewes. HA
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WONDERFUL! WONDERFULi WON.

TRUCK FARM-50 rolling acres:
remodeled 4-bedrm. farm house,
De luxe tile bath. lsxi0 fully
s sSiDp sSa eve or,, P9p5s i .i... sha e
IANn co. ~ 4-ln4n
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BRADLEY -bedrn. brick
Colonial; excel. loo; lst-fl. powder
Ro .ii sF'I SSS' iREAIT FOR 1915 wis.
ave, OIL. 2-2123: ewes, OIL. 6-7S6l.
BROOKDALE, Brookdale, Brookdale
Fine Colonial priced below any
home in the area at Sl9,95O. 3
bedrms. q DOWN., Ia baths; 1
blk. from D. c. bus, short walk to
Chevy Chase shopping center. This
Is one in million. c. B. WYVELL,
N QqqR
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

;PARKLING-NEw brick-and-shinsle
rm.; DIVERSIFIED. equip. ~kit: full
bsmt. top loc.: nr. parkway; only
Sl4,S50; easy non-vet terms.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
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BRICK RAMBLER-3-bedrm. beauty,
eony. sect. ~ Arl,, fun hsmt. "a
bath): Jiv. rm. with flrepl.: EQUIP
kit. Lovely wooded lot S17,A5n
Call 10 see. ARLINGTON REALTY
CO.. 1900 Wilson blvd, IA. $4,000
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S. ARLINGTON-Conv to every
thing, 4-bedrm. Colonial; lge. liv.
rn., sen. din. rm., Ice kit, partial
bsmt. This Is an excellent buy for
$4,000 CT. Call TO see. IA. 2-4S00.
VIENNA-New 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier Sensational value. Liv. rm.
with hrepl., separate din. rm.,
equipped kit. with extra dining
nook. master bedrms. 1914, full
bsmt. with partitioned walls, tile
bath with additional bath roughed
in in bsmt.: nice lot with shade
trees, city water and sewerage; 20
min. d. c. Only S16,500. DILLON
LAND CO., JE. 4-4040.
So, 900 WILL HANDLE. Modern CEN
ter-hall brk. rambler. Exclusive Arl.
loo 4 bedrms., ga baths. bsmt.,
rec. I'm. fhrepl), Diet. gar; S27,
950i Can be shown by appt. only.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO., 1900
Wilson blvd. ia. $4,000 It'll ..
EXCLUSIVELY BEAUTIFUI,-Think
Of home on q gently .aloping knoll
surrounded by tall oaks and hick-
orys. rancn-style with 2 flreplaces:
center hall leading to wide, spacious
and a truly de luxe Kit. 3 twin
full bsmt. with huge rec. area and
brick construction. New. Best Lang
sTANDfNG at s@5.ab0. Can IA. =
5000. REAL ESTATE SERVICE,
INC, 1922 N. Glebe tof Lee hwy).
n
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BETHESDA SPLIT-LEVEL, only S27, :
biol yr.-old split-level home. in
excellent condition Spacious mod
kit; din. rTn. and liv. rm. Step up
to 3 bedrms. and 2 baths, and down
TO a beautifully finished rec. rm
many other extras. GI APPROVED,
Call OIL. 2-4S34. tonight. Dis
TRICT-MARYLAND REALTY. EN-.
BETHESDA (Edgemoorl -Attractiv
brick Colonial in excel. .cond.; liV.
rn., din. rm., lge paneled den or
bedrm.. kit. with bkfst. area,
screened porch overlooking nice
fenced garden; End floor, 2 twin
size size esdrms, and bath; tie tiled bsmIi
IINdsLEY REALTY CO. CO. EN-. 2
2326; ewes. OIL. 4-3975.
BETHESDA, 14,5O0-:i-bedrm brick
rambler; firepl. tiled bsmt.. storm
windows, estate fence. block to
public school, close to St. James
Gi loan. OWNER. Oil. 2-4ass.
BETHESDA : Delightful 3-bedrm:,
2-bath contemporary rambler, with
all.else. kit; SI9.50o. A. Y.
ewes. Mrs. Nefilen. OIL. 2-5287.
BETHESDA, Bradley blvd. area. on
quiet. dead-end street: VA approved
$24, $685. bedrms.. 2 baths. on
End: bedrm. or lge. den and half
bath on LIST floor. Brand-new GUS
tom kit, paneled rec. rm. with
fireplace, garage. ANDRIS REALTY.
INC. OIL. 2-9070. . am. to 0 pm.
BETHESDA, close Naval Hospital
3-bedroom rambler unusually spa
cious dining room and kitchen, full
basement; S15,950. KORZENDOR-
FER. OIL. 4-S111 til ..
BETHESDA - New .4-bedroom, q
bath. split-level rambler; large din
ing room. all-electric kitchen, base
ment; S26,950. with 81, 900 cash
required. KORZENDORFER, OIL.
4-Sl11 til 0.
BETHESDA-NeW split-leveL u acre:
lovely big rms. 4 bedrms., baths.
rm., marvellous kit. finished family
rm.. 2-car carport: under $50. 00n;
CT approved. SAMUEL e. BOGLEY
OF MD, INC. OIL. 6-7S00 til 8.
BETHESDA--ModeFn Freeman RAM
bier only $4,000: 3 bedrms.. .
baths, many closets, breakfast nook.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF MD, INC,
OIL. 6-7600 til 3.
BETHESDA WYNGATE-Immac A.
bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod; cleo.
kit. with dishwasher and disposal.
separate din. rm., daylight bsmt.
CT approved in low 20s. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7006; ewes,
OIL. 2-3030.
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YOU'LL LOVE THIS NEW rose briel

CO.. $500 Wilson blvd, IA. 1-930O
~ a.
YOU'LL LOVE THIS NEW rose brick
trlleyel on beautiful 90xl50
wooded level lot: nice living room
with fireplace, separate dining
room. smart natural birch cabinets
in kitchen: steps up TO 3 twin
bedrooms and baths; 3 steps down
TO daylight 4th bedroom or den and
End bath possibility; lower level con-
tains recreation area and second
fireplace. Not a better home any
where for only $2O,D50: $1,000
cash will handle Just one. See II
today. JE. 3-2093, A. JOHN
CHAPMAN 4 SON. Realtors
WONDERFUL. WONDERFUL! WON
DERFUL!-Country club rambler
Of sparkling white brick. 2 bedrms q,
sep. din. rm.. cleaning fun-brlRht
kit, foyer entr 10 22xl4-ft. liv.
rm.. dramatic paneled FIESTA" rm
with additional firepl.. earport.
summer din. patio. beautifully
HANDICAPPED grounds Many, many
extras. Sale price. S23,500 and take
over terrific $4,000 4lseL loan,
$4,000 cash will handle. CAL "a.
10000, REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
INC, 2222 N. olebe ION Lee hvy),
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WOODACREs-Den, "a bath. Q bed
bar. garage. screened porch: trees
deep lot: controlled area: mid 2Os.
Call SAMUEL r. BOGLEY OF MD,
INC nT RTQuO 'fit a
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CARROLL KNOLLs = Modern de-
tached brick; 6 spacious rms. plus
finished RIM. in bsmt.: excellent
cond Near st. Johns; S15.S50.
Will go GI. HUGH T. PECK, REAL
TOR, HE. 4-64OO.
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BETTER THAN NEW - 3-bedroom
rambler; has de luxe kitchen, Ice.
separate dining area; Anchor fence;
storm windows and dry basement.
3 blks. from st. Mary's. Glenridge
elementary and jr. high, Ice. shop
ping center and bus. Priced to sell
at $14. 900: OF or conventional.
f EAT 81 y 5A VS. W. Co. - iSe ROB-
BUNGALOW, large lot; Side drive;
rec. rm.: trees; S300-S500 cash
might might exchange. OWNER Ia
PRETTY BRICK HOME, with ex-
pensive shrubbery and trees: 3
room and LARGE kitchen. screened
porch and recreation room, and
located In q fine residential area,
convenient to everything. Only
S16,500, Don't miss thiSi Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S400
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Today's best
buy. Custom-renovated California
BUNGALOW; striking Murraeini stone
appointments. Stewart planned;
low-cost gas hot-water heat; Diet.
garage: secluded freeway location
Woolworth priced at $4,000. w. r..
HUGHES CO, AP. 7-1400 til 3 pm
CHOOSE YOUR NEIGHBOR-If you
and your best friend are house
hunting see these two stunning 3
bedrm. ramblers with big rooms
Easements, LARGE attractive yard
large kit, nrcpiaces and many Other
features; located side BY side In
from 'df sehool a oniy scn4y75 e Sas
Both good buysl Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S4OO.
BRICK RAMBLER; only S10.p5O
with $3.50 down TO non-vet: fire.
place in lge. lily. rm., big bedrms.,
full bsmt., lot big enough for
garden: mr.. everything. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. q
Z BEDRMs. with bsnt.: very clean
Ice. fenced lot. on-street parking
mr.. schools and express bus; onll
s Se5 o d9Sn 9 pRrN sgPrOad yoRdR 3
PROPERTIES, AP. 5.7774.
ASSUME CT LOAN--stately briet
bedrms., sep. din. rm. elee. kit
rec. rn, and full bEmt. big land.
scaped lot; nominal cash. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, -AP z
$500 DOWN. $50 per month buys $.
room home in good cond.. sep. din
rm. 3 bedrms.i biz lot. mr.. every.
thing better see; only left
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP 7-I774.
OWNER MUST gELL-Large home
large bedrms.. sep. din rm.. kit.
with breakfast rm,; gas h.-w.h.
full bsTnt. Only St3,5O0. In Hyatts-
vile HIS BE sure 70 see. 4tO2
Lonsfellow St. Open sun. / % .
pm, ReaS. terms. l., II. CAR
MICHAEL REALTY Co. JU. o.
060l; ewes. JU 5-7679
HOUSES BY HUGHEg--Top-Erade
Avondaie location, very best sec
ton, riEht on d. e. line; custom
styled red brick Cape Coo; . de-
lightful bedrnS.. family din. nm,
fun b1niti oil hOt-water heat; at
tached garage. SIS per mo. on easy
FHA terms. w r. HUGHES Co,
AP 7-i4O0 III . pm.
SPARKLING NEw 3-BEDRoosl
rambler with ] y baths, good closet
space, De luxe kit and q dream
daylight bsmt with hiGh ceiling,
windows, outside entf., heated and
preferably planned for 3f-ft
clubroom situated on q Level land
area. YET eioss % schools, s6oppins
s ss s onIS sf2ss7s S s1S-sn'i 4 3
no, Ezciusiye with BoWERi
BROS. AP. 7-e400.
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'BroyhiII, Quenstedt Plan
Active Campaign Week

The campaign schedules for
Congressional contenders in near
by Virginia include a number OF
coffee hours and meetings with
area citizens groups.
Representative Broyhill. Re-
publican. seeking a third term
from Virginia's 10th district, said
he will formally open his cam
paign Wednesday. He is opposed
by Warren d. Quenstedt. Demo-
crat, a lawyer. of Fairfax County
( The two schedules include:
MONDAY
Broyhill-Luncheon with League oil
Republican Women OF District OF Co.
Quenstedt--Address Nauck Citizen.
Association at cOlored YMcA, 344C
South Twenty-second street, Arlington
. pm. Open 10th District Democratic
Campaign headquarters at Dardanelles
Restaurant, Falls Church. at 500 pm.
TUESDAY
1 Broyhill--Receptio at home Of VII
liam W Koontz. 206 Duke street. Alex
andria. $50 pm.
terial District in Fairfax County during
the day. reception at 900 Plum street.
Gladys carau and Nan Netherton.
WEDNESDAY,
Broyhill-coffee with members OF
Alexandria Republican Committee at
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Maryland Officials
Make TV Plea for
More Teacher Pay

BALTIMORE. Sept. 90 tR.-.
The superintendent of Maryland
Public Schools and three mem
bers Of the State Board Of Edu-
cation appeared on television to-
night to make a personal pitch
for higher teacher salaries.
A month ago today. the board
passed a resolution recommend
ing an increase in the minimum
salary schedule from $4,000 to
$500 a year for beginning
teachers and from $4,000 to
$5.400 for teachers with 10 years
experience.
The board recommended the
increase in basic state aid to
schools be divided into two an
nual steps Of $400 each. The
program. which must be APP
proved by the Legislature next
winter, would amount to about
20 million dollars a year.
Wendell D. Allen. Baltimore
lawyer who is president Of the
State board. and two board mem
bers, william A. Gunter of Ale
sany County and Jerome Tramp
ton. IT.. Of Caroline County, and
DR.. Thomas Pullen. superinten-
dent OF schools. appeared on the
half-hour program.
Mr.. Gunter said, Until re-
Gently Maryland had a salary
advantage but that advantage
has now gone to other States and
we are now at q disadvantage in
competing for teachers"
He said the State minimum
salary IL no longer adequate.
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home Of Mr.. and Mrs Richard Turner
314 Glover Way. Alexandria, at q pm
Open campaign oficialiy with openinI
OF Alexandria COP. campaign head
quarters, POI South Washington street
$3.50 pm.
ouenstedt--Address Springfield citi
sens Association Ct Garfield Elementar,
THURSDAY
a, HIoyhill-Attend ceremonies openinI
am co NEE meeting HsSen At I home 3
Mrs Cyrus Bell, Eli west Bouieyar,
drive. Alexandria, at 10 am. Lunch a
Belle View Country Club AZ 1880 pm
Mss' Rc Rssrs SS% q Sos cf SoSs"
Sotsfs ss f hOms y Mr. and RT m Ro Sss
Sprinnkel' DIS AndoveI drive. Alexandria
ReuSbllRssn w Meet With I'm, Mount Werner .So
Knoll Restaurant at s;i5 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Grovetou Citizen
association At Groveton Elementarl
School at. pm. Meet with Arlington
Democratic Club at $3.50 pm. address
AAr rHils Joint Candidates msetine .
FRIDAY
BroyhillTDuties at Capitol Hill once
Megin in Holm Hills, Fairfax County Al
10 am Coffee meeting in HUNTINGTON
at pm. Address Local Union No. 2A3a
of National Federation of Post once
Stuart street. Arlington.
SATURDAY
Broyhlll--Meet voters at home Of Mrs
Glare, Trick Wilson. .4707 North Twenty
fourth street, Arlington.
Quenstedt--Tour Centreville District
Of Fairfax County.
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County Board
Cancels Own
Free Mailing

Arlington County Board mem
bers have Cancelled their own free
mailing privileges.
This action came yesterday or
a 80 vote after more than an
hour of mitigating between OPP
posing board elements.
The issue was raised after
Board Member David Krupsaw
ordered that copied Of a speech
be mailed out at county expense
Mr.. Krupsaw's decision to dis
tribute copies of his talk--giver
at the dedication Of q new rec
reation center-to about 10C
civic groups and individuals was
called to the boards attention at
its last meeting.
Accusations Extended
The speech contained an at
tack on the proposal that prop
Ierty owners be given a veto
power on any bond issue refer
endum. The mailouts by Mr..
Krupsaw drew criticism from
Karl Spices. president Of the
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ISybert Asks Name
off judges List

BALTIMORE. Sept. 20 (P.-
Attorney General C.. Ferdinand
Sybert asked today that lis name
be removed from a list OF seven
Judges and lawyers recommended
blythe Maryland Bar Association
for appointment to the State
Court OF Appeals.
The committee on Judicial APP
Ipointments o fthe Bar Associa-
ton yesterday sent to Gov. Nc
Keldin the lost Of seven men II
considered qualified to succeed
Associate Judge Edward s. Della
PLANE Of Frederick, who retires
tomorrow.
In asking that his name be
removed, Mr.. Sybert said he felt
he had a contract" with the
people of Maryland t. complete
his elected term as attorney
general. He said he intended to
keep the contract.
Gov. McKeldin will appoint
Judge Delaplaine's successor on
the States highest court.
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Homeowners' Federation Of Ar
lington. which is backing thu
"freeholders" proposal.
The 3-to-2 vote was on Chair
man Wesley w. Cooper's motion:
TO deny the ranking privt-
leges Of board members IN view
of the fact that. It has caused
SO much disturbance among thb
citizens of Arlington County"
Voting with Mr.. Cooper were
Mrs Leone Buchholz and George
M. Rowzee. .jr.
Compromise motions BY Mr.
Krupsaw and Ralph Kaul were
beaten down.
The strongest language from
the majority faction on the issue
came from Mrs. Buchhclz,s who
used the phrases political propa-
gar IN" and morally wrongs
Mrs. Buchholz added that she
received a shocked and horrir
fed reaction from county resi-
dents.
Mr. Krupsaw said he had acted
under q time honored custom
of American legislatures thai
members have the privilege q
conveying their views to theif
constituents at public expense. :
He estimated that the speech
distribution had cost Arlington
taxpayers S..
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Candidates Slate Tours
Of Southern MARYLAND

pm for Dorchester Young Democrats
dinner. American Legion Hall; House
speaker Rayburn, speaker.
Hyde Maryland Federation Of Re-
publican Women. Belyedere Hotel. Balti-
s sI Iii io H %sst ws.Sinston
street, \ pm.
Foley, Frederick County. afternoon
Landlord Tour Calvert County with
Mshoney during day; attend Prince Fred
er.ck rally At uight.
Prendergast--Marylan Federation Of
Republican women.
: WEDNESDAY
Butler--Baltimore headauarters In
RF @srinr t Aid,ysrtisinE Club Lunsheon
isIS pm Ts leave foT camberIs ITTn Sr
air with senator KnoWiand 3 pm
Dinner and rally Shrine Club. Cumber-
land $40 pm, Senator Knowiand
Mahoncy--st. Marys County tour
during day. beginning at noon at Me-
lenanlcsVille; rally. Leonardtown, onl.
Hyde-Aliesany County rally. $3.50
Folsv--Frsderiek County fair, after
,LanEsioEd-TouE 81. Marys County
District Democratic Club later
tour.
THURSDAY
Butler-Tour Kent County. IL am;
Butler--Mili Fund-raising dinner, Elkton.
Mahoney--Baltimore Headquarters, all
day: Hartford County Democratic Dinner,
: Hyss cSsmOpeIi.sp Club speech
Silver Spring: Esasue O q women omen voters ii;
Candidates Fair. MONTGOMERY Blair High.
Foiey-Frederick County fair, all day.
Wheaton Colesyiile precinct leaders meet
ing Foley .headduarters. 0:30 pm.
~, Lankford-In ONCE during day:
WMAR-TV show. Face to Face. 10 pm,
wMAR-Tv show.
FRIDAY
Frederick County Fair.
Mahoney-Montgom County. all
day Second Congressional District
Young Democratic Dinner. Emerson Bo-
tel; Baltimore, pm.
Foley--Eisht Cofies Hours. dinners and
parties Monteomery County.
Lankford-Calyert County Fair.
iprendergast-Tour Prince Georees
vile. pm.
SATURDAY
Butler--Magoth River Association
bull roast. Old Log Inn, Anne Arundel
County. pm: Pearl Hampton's rally
and rahle, Glen Aarden, 3 pm
Mahoney--Indehnite Mrs. Mahoney
will be at Wicomico County Democratic
Women's tea. Wicomico Hotel, Q pm,
with Mrs. Nancy Kefauver
IHydsZ;McntEOmery County, tea. Gar
pm.
Foley--Washington County during
day. Wheaton rally. Wheaton High
School s pm.
Lankford-Prince Georges County
Prince George Young Democrats dance.
Morningside, ICE. Club o pm.
Prendergast-Tour Anne Arundel with
Ike BandWagon. Glen Arden rally, 4
p m. BROOKLYN rally. s pm
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HB ! provides that any inte-
grafton destroys the efficiency
Of the public school system.
Should any indignation whatever
occur. either under court order
or voluntarily, State funds will
be withheld from the locality.
Arlington would lose an esti-
mated $1.3 million. Although
State funds are withdrawn a
community could continue to OPP
crate its public schools out of
local funds. Under such circum-
stances the locality would have
to either curtail school services,
or make up for the loss in State
funds by increased taxation.
lib l is effective Immediately.
SB Sc provides that any school
where children of both races are
assigned and enrolled. either vol
unfairly or under compulsion of
a court, would automatically
cease to be part Of the school
system. Among other things. this
is designed to prevent disorders
that might initially occur with
the mixing Of the races in a
school.
Stresses Powers of Governor
All authority, power and con-
troll over the school, its principal.
teachers and other employees and
all pupils is vested in the Gov
ernor of Virginia. The school
would remain closed until the
Governor has an opportunity to
make an investigation and finds
and proclaims that the school
can be reopened and operated as
an efficient public school: that
the peace and tranquility of
the community in which the
school is located will not be dis
turbed by its being reopened and
i'll the assignment of pupils to
such school there was no en-
forced OIL compulsory integra-
ton of the races therein con-
trary to the wishes Of the chill
dren or their parents or guard
ianS.
II the Governor finds that the
school cannot be reopened under
these conditions. then he is given
authority to reorganize the
school, its personnel. curriculum
and facilities which may be nee
essary in his discretion, includ-
ing the assignment of individual
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Candidates, both Democratic
and Republican, will make a
heavy invasion this week OF
Southern Maryland in their quest
for votes November 6.
Paths OF George p. Mahoney,
Democrat, and Senator John
Marshall Butler, Republican, are
likely to cross tomorrow. with
both hitting the campaign trail
In Charles County.
Representative Richard E,
Landlord, Democrat. Of the 5th
district, is slated to meet his
opponent, Republican William e
Prendergast. at 10 pm. Thurs
day in an open debate on Face
to Face" over WMAR-TV in
Baltimore.
Representative witt S.
Hyde. Republican of the 9Th Dis
trict. also has a full schedule OF
rallies and speeches.
His Democratic opponent, John
r. Foley, also will be busy.
The candidates tentative
schedules as released by their
headquarters are as follows:
TODAY
ButleE-ChaFles County Fair. La Plata,
MAhoney - Baltimore city, Greek
American Civic Club banquet, Lord Bal
timore Hotel. 2 pm.
Hysas=1washingtOn County conssrva-
ton County Museum Of Fine Arts exhi-
billion. Hagerstown. $3.50 pm.
Foley = Precinct "a party. 7422
Hampden lane. Bethesda. 2:30 pm; Sew
sntn District Precinct leaders. $40 IN
Bethesda headquarters
Lankford--charles County Fair. 2 pm
Prendergast-Charles County Fair.
Butler-Tour Charles and st. Marys
Mahoney--charles County tour from
waldorf. $3.50 an; Baltimore city
Democratic workers, Emerson Hotel, 8
Hyde--westsrn Suburban Junior Hish
Bethesda. talk. II am; D. c, League
of Republican Women. Mayflower Hotel
1880 pm; Meadowood shopping center
cclesville pm: Hillandale Citizens
Association. speech. $50 pm; Pinecrest
Citizens Association, $3.50 pm.
Foiey-Tour MONTGOMERY: MARYLAND
Bar Association luncheon, Rockville
christian Church; Precincts 7-1O and
7-l7 party, $50 pm.
Lankford-American Forestry Associa-
tion Convention, La Plata, 10 am:
tour Charles County with Mahoney.
Prendergast--shady Side (near An
napolis), Kiwanis Club. $50 pm.
TUESDAY
Butler-Appointmen with President
Eisenhower, White House. 10 am; Bal
IL Lore headquarters. afternoon.
Mahoney-Tour Calvert County
Calvert Democratic Women's dinner,
Trinity Methodist Church, Prince Fred
erick. Paul M. Butler, national Demo-
Gratis chairman, speaker; pm.
Mrs. Mahoney at Cambridge at z
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