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convention. Walter I. Plant. sr.:
alternate to the grand knight.
Robert L. Sheridan; alternate to
the delegate, Lawrence Shiller.
The Rev. Edward Fuller, S. j.,
was reappointed as chaplain.
Meetings this week of councils
are:
Tuesday, 8:15 pm. Washing
ton; Spalding. Election of Of
Ificers; Bishop Byrne, st. Teresa,s
School, Fifteenth and v streets
Sc.
Thursday, 8 pm, Keane Coun-
Gil. Old Timers night: presenta-
ton of honorary life membership
to Richard Lamb, Sc years Of
membership.
All events of K. c. Club, 9l8
Tenth street NV. unless other-
wise indicated.
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Legion Auxiliary
Officers Chosen

Elections of officers in two
units of the American Legion
Auxiliary are:
Police and Fire: President
Miss Margaret Eaton; vice presi-
dents. Mrs. Margaret Myers,
Olive Miller. Maude Wood
historian, Mrs. Rose Perkins;
chaplain. Mrs. Rose Morthorst;
sergeant at arms, Mrs. Elizabeth
Beasley; color bearers. Mrs. Ina
Lee Ramp and Mary Hargraves
Clark v. Polling: President
Mrs. Ethel Gilbertson, vice presi-
dents, Mrs. Lillian Reisman end
Ruth Maurer: treasurer, Mrs
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Eastern Star Lists
IComino Activities

Activities of the Eastern Star
include:
Masonic and Eastern Star
HomeASaturday. 4 to 7 pm.
lawn party.
Mizpah - Friday card and
game party, Parklawn.
Chevy Chase - Wednesday
initiation. Honoring fathers
April, May and June birthdays
Friday, card party, 444l Wiscon-
sin avenue NV. 8 pm.
Hope-Wednesday, associate
matrons' and patrons night.
Federal - Thursday, meeting
called off.
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District K. ofC.


Potomac Council, knights o.
Columbus, elected as officers
Grand Knight, Edward F. Clark
deputy grand knight. Robert L
Sheridan; chancellor. w. T
Herman. ST.: warden. Joseph C
Ghiloni; recording secretary
James F. Miller; treasurer, A. w
Neale: advocate, Joseph P. Doyle
inside guard. Thomas F. Cal
lahan; outside guard, D. T. F
Kendrick: delegate to the STATE
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in Room 1862 Agriculture De-
partment at 11:45 am. The
winners Of the American Legion
Americanism School Award from
Jefferson Junior High School and
Shaw Junior High School will be
guests.
The 3Sth annual department
convention will open at the
Shoreham Hotel July 10 and run
through July 81. Department
Comdr. Louis G. zindel. jr.,
will preside.
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j. Clarkes, Patuxent Beach or
July /. Call Mr.. Clarke if trans
lportation is needed.
The department president has
made the following appoint
ments: Executive Committee
Carman Ramos. Norma B. Hill
Loretta Mae Ashcraft, Catherine
Lynch, and Mabel G. Hesen
Finance Committee. Esther A,
Erhardt, Ethel E. Finn and
Gretta w. Ludwig.
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St. Johns Day Program
Will Be Opened by Parade

A beauty pageant will be held
by Mecca Temple. Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, and Mecca Court
Daughters Of Isis, July IL at {
pm. at the Howard Theater
Seventh and T streets NV.
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Spanish War
Units to Meet

A meeting of the Department
Auxiliary Council Of Administra.
ltion, OF the Spanish War Vet.
Grams. will be held at 8 pm. Mon
day. at 921 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. with Department President
Maud E. Wright. presiding.
Due to the illness of Com.
lmander Robert w. Livingston
Frank G. Berry. Box %. Shady
Side. Md, has been appointed
acting commander of the de-
partment.
President William Mckinley
Camp. Sons of Spanish War Vet.
Grams. will meet at 8 pm
Wednesday at 921 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
Capitol City Fort, Daughters
Of '98 and President William Nc
lKinley Camp. will hold a beach
picnic at the home of the Paul
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gineSD 1t means, too, that less of the maximum
truck G.V.W. consists of engine weight-and
more is devoted to payload. So, you not only
can haul bigger loads-you have more disable
power to move them!
Stop by and let us show you how Chevrolets
compact, Super-eficient truck VS'S can save
hours and dollars on your job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24

Any engineer will tell you that horsepower
per-pound is good indication of efficient
engine design. And Chevrolet'S modern short
stroke VS truck engines do more work for their
weight than any other V8 in any truck today!
That means they carry around fewer pounds
for power they develop. (They weigh up to
200 pounds less than other comparable en-
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Shifting Dokotos

/ BISMARCK, N. Dak.-The Da-
kotas were a part of the Missouri
territory until 1920 and there
after were parts successfully Of
the territories of Michigan Wis.
consin, Iowa and Minnesota.
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Elsie Councillor; secretary, Mrs
Clara Newton; sergeant at arms
Mrs. Lucette Hewitt: chaplain
Mrs. Charlotte A. May.
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L modern truck V8S
the pounds prove it!

Pound for pound the most powerful truck V8s today
are Chevrolets. Thot's way you tell they're
the most modern V8's going!
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Wasted weight is engineered
out Of Chevrolet truck V9'sl

The ultra short stroke of Chevrolet'S truck VS's
makes possible rugged yet compact cylinder block.
Modern design cuts down engine weight and increases
engine efficiency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24

More power per pound mems
more power for your paYlo0dl
Since less power is used in moving engine weight
bigger proportion is available for moving your pay
loads. You get hour-saving performance on the job
And modern V8 power saves dollars tool
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There's q modern Vs for every
Chevrolet Task Force truck

There's powerful, deepbreathing VS-either stand
ard, or optional at extra coSt-in every Chevrolet
truck model. Horsepower ranges as high as l95 for
fast, efficient hgh-tonnage hauling.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20

pupils Caledonia School, left right Debbe Depp
Dallas Pamela AMIGO all the Junior Red Cross
children all the city schools This the children in the other
buildings making Christmas favors other Christ
gifts the Juniors children in hospitals and homes
Cendennen principal Caledonia heads the East
Cleveland activities while Wayne Baugh principal of
Shaw High School heads the Cuyahoga County Junior Red Cross
Cleveland schools have always been actively engaged the
Junior Red Cross program
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20

Mrs. Nora E. Walborn and her
great grandchildren, Susie and
Donnie, daughters of grandson,
Donald.
Christmas 1866 will be a joyous
occasion for the Russell E. Wal
borns of 1885 Belmore ave. For a
part of the holiday season Mr.. Wal
born's mother, Mrs. Nora E. Wal
born, of Youngstown, Ohio, will be
their guest of honor, and will be
celebrating her S0th birthday. Mrs.
Walborn is in excellent health,
takes complete care of her home
in Youngstown, is active in her
church work there, and spends her
leisure" making quilts and being a
fine neighbor. Her twin brother,
Norman, was unable to come to
Cleveland to join in the festivities
here, but he and his sister had a
birthday party in Youngstown
earlier in the month.
Besides Russell, Mrs. Walborn
has three other sons who live away
from Cleveland. She also has IL
grandchildren and IL great-grand-
children-all boosting for a Goth
birthday party!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20
SIX SKIES
Christmas Everywhere

Once again the grand old season
has rolled around to your children's
schools, and so much activity con-
nected with this time Of the year
is going on that it can't all be
reported on here. We will have to
limit ourselves to mention of just
some Of the things being done
things that are different, or that
catch the eye, or that reflect the
Christmas Spirit in some unusual
way.
At CALEDONIA, two Of the
rooms have set up unusual dis
plays Of the children's handiwork.
Mrs. Patricia Hofsettef's third
graders have constructed a Ma
tivity scene, in which the wool of
the lambs is made of curled strips
Of newspaper that manage to look
very much like real wool. In the
second grade room of Miss Cath
arine Ayers, toy animals are being
made for younger brothers and
sisters out of such things as salt
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Dec fhs 8
Mrs. Gertrude B. Allen

Gertrude B. Allen, the widow
of Harry w. Allen, founder of the
Allen Electric Co., died Tuesday in
Huron Road Hospital following an
illness of two weeks.
Mr.. Allen, who died in February,
1854, had been a member of Win
dermere Lodge F. & A. M. and of
Lake Erie Consistory.
Born in old Collinwood, Febru-
ary 7, 1887, Mrs. Allen was the
daughter of the late Joseph and
Jennie Bauder, early residents
there. She was a member of Win
dermere Chapter No. 388 o. E. S.
and had made her home in East
Cleveland since 1919.
Surviving are a son, Harry r.
of Euclid and a daughter, Doro-
thy Jandt of Chardon; a brother,
Ray; two sisters, Edith Norrick OF
Connecticut and Bertha Mowen of
Texas and two grandchildren. A
sister, Maude Perry is deceased.
Easter Star services will be con-
Quoted at 8 p. m. this evening with
ministerial services Friday at /
p. m. Burial will be in Knollwood
Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers friends are
asked to donate to the Euclid City
Chapter o. E. S. Building and
Equipment Fund, in care Of Rose
He'll, 190031 Naumann ave., Eu-
cid 19, Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20
Alumni Night
At Shaw GYM

Important on next weeks calen-
dar for Shaw High basketball
alumni will be the Alumni Night
preliminary to the Thursday eve
ming December 9th basketball
game. Shaw is playing Brush.
Players of the odd years, 1851
53-55 will make up team to battle
the alumnuS from the even years,
1952-54-56. Game time 700 pm.
All boys desiring to participate
in this exciting and interesting
game will please contact Mr.. Kib-
BILE at Shaw High School before
2:30 dismissal time) Friday.
AS is customary, dance will
follow the Varsity game and all
grads in town that evening are
invited to renew school friend
ships at Shaw gym.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20
Conserve Your
Batter" Weaver
Warns Motorists

4 Thousands Of motorists continue
to visit Nela Park to view the
breath taking beauty of the Christ
mas story told in lights. This past
Saturday and Sunday 1888 cars
were clocked at the Nela gate.
Since December 7th, the opening
night of this spectacle of light,
Al, ,269 cars have travelled from
candle lane to cathedral arch.
Chief of Police Weaver, who was
on his own traffic detail at Euclid
Lee Sunday evening, says the big
gest trouble the traffic police en-
counter is keeping traffic moving.
A good sized corps of East Cleve-
land police officers are assisting
the Nela Park patrol during these
pre- Christmas evenings.
AS result of the slowly moving
lines, many a car is coming up with
dead battery, states Chief
Weaver. To conserve their batteries
he suggested that motorists dim
their lights, turn off their radios
and, if possible, their heaters while
travelling in the line and through
the park. So far, number of auto
mobiles have had to be towed, due
to dead battery.
Motorists are requested also, to
keep to the two lines of traffic on
Nela rd., through the park and to
the Noble rd. exit gate.
The chief also is asking himself
why so many motorists choose to
make to slow trip on Saturday OIL
Sunday when there are other eve
nings in the week to lew the beau
tiful setting, the enormous Christ
mas tree, and Treasure Island in
less traffic.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20

The Junior High classes from
the East Cleveland Baptist Church
School, under the leadership Of
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20
Campus News

M. A. Clomek, 144O4 Shaw ave-,
a sophomore majoring in Metallur-
gical Engineering at Case Institute
of Technology has been awarded a
Foundry Foundation Scholarship at
Case. This Foundation, head
quartered in Cleveland, maintains
an Engineering educational pro-
gram with 16 engineering colleges
throughout the nation. Ciomel is a
member of Phi Kappa Tau fra
ternity.
Patience is the word for Bev
Martin, home from her Freshman
studies at Bowling Green. Miss
Martin, a former majorette at
Shaw and now a majorette at BW
is one Of six finalists for the
crown Of Key Queen. Pictures Of
the girls and the six King finalists
are to be judged by the Steve Allen
show :. and the fortunate winners
are not to be announced until the
1857 edition of Key (year book is
published next May.
Robert Barkley has been elected
vice president of the Gettysburg
College chapter of Phi Sigma
Kappa, national social fraternity.
Robert is the son of Rev. and Mrs.
Robert Barkley of st. James Luth-
eran Church, Hayden ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Luke, 1747 Page ave., a son,
Paul William, December 1st.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. j.
Barton, 1911 VanBuren, q son,
Curtis Douglas, December 4th.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20
Applications Now
For Traffic Guards

Chief of Police H. s. Weaver
announces that applications are
now being received for positions of
traffic guards. These guards work
an average of four hours on school
days at the school crossings. during
the morning, noon and after school
hours. The remuneration is $7.00
a day.
Men interested are asked to con-
tact Chief Weaver or Lieut.. Charles
Vyse, who has charge of the TrafA
fic Division.
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Service Club News

Kiwanis of East Cleveland in
Quoted three new members Monday,
December 18th. Now on the roster
are:
Walter c. Adams, treasurer of
the A. NJ. McGregor Home, a native
of East Cleveland and now resident
of $500 Arlington rd.; Sheldon G.
H n d rshott of the Hen
dershott Music Studio, who re-
sides at 1924 Oxford rd.; and
Charles ]. Russo, owner of Russo's
Drive-In in .Brookpark. "Chuck is
Shaw High graduate.
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The events that transpired at
Bethlehem will be re-enacted in
five shadow graph ta eauS
tonight, Thursday, December goth,
at 500 p. m. in the st. Philomena
Social Hall.
While the Christmas story, as
told by St. Luke and st. Matthew,
is being read, the action will be
! recreated in shadow form on a
huge screen.
Mrs. Frank Vogler has ar
ranged and will direct the
tableaux. Hymns will be sung by
the men and women ensemble,
under the direction Of George
Parker.
Youth Caroling
Both Junior High and Senior
Youth Fellowships Of Trinity
E.U.B. Church will gather Christ
mas Sunday, December 23rd at
the church at 4:30 to pack "Christ-
mas. Greeting" baskets Of fruit
for shut-ins Of the parish. Each
teener will bring a sack lunch.
After eating the group will 60
caroling and deliver the baskets.
On Friday evening, December
21st, at 1880 p. m. in the East
Cleveland Congregational Church,
Euclid at Page aves., the young
people Of all ages will join in a
celebration of Christmas, which
will include songs by the different
departments of the Church School
and a short play by the Pilgrim
Fellowship. To top off the eve
ming, the Board of Christian Edu-
cation has made special arrange
ments to have Santa Claus drop
in for a visit with the children.
Families of East Cleveland Con-
gregational Church will gather in
the Lower Church House for q
gay Christmas party tomorrow,
Friday evening. There will be sing
ing of carols, Christmas play by
the young people, and visit from
Santa Claus. All the children can
come, cause the party will last
about an hour, = in time to get the
sleepy heads home and tucked
into bed on time.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20

Mrs. A. J. Ellington and Mr.. Ber-
nard Keister, are meeting at the
church, Saturday evening, Decem-
Der 22nd, to go carolling. They will
then return to the church for a
party.
Tower Chapter of B'nai Birth
will hold a "Latke Party" on Sun
day evening, December 23rd at $3.50
p. m. at the Academy Steak House,
1884 South Taylor rd., Cleveland
Heights. There will be games, dane
ing and good food. Chairman Of the
evening il Miss Elaine Ashkenas.
Reservations are being taken by
Mrs. Herbert Cohen, EV. 2-0047.
"The Spirit Of Christmas" will be
shown with films at the Sunny
Monday Club, meeting the after
noon Of Christmas Eve. z. H. Ell
lerin Of the Audio Visual Service
will make q return engagement,
having shown pictures there last
week.
At their annual election the
ladies Of East Cleveland Kiwanis
have returned the entire slate of
officers to office for the coming
year. The following will serve
again:
Mrs. Wayne Blough, president;
Mrs. Murle B. Cowles, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. George Inman, secre-
tary; Mrs. Homer Alexander,
treasurer; Mrs. Charles Lenz,
sunshine.
Mrs. Everett Preston is program
chairman. All Kiwanis wives are
welcome at the meetings which
are on the first Monday of each
month in the homes of the men,
bers.
The girls at City Hall held their
annual Christmas party Monday
evening at Luccioni's Restaurant,
the dinner table being beautifully
decorated for the happy occasion.
A gift exchange featured the eve
ming.
Adding gaiety to the holiday
season will be the dance tomorrow
night-Friday-at the Lake Shore
Hotel with Delta Kappa Omego as
hosts. Gay Settevendemie is dance
chairman.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-12-20
YIN Christmas
Schedule For
The Holidays

helicopter? Did you ever see the
exciting film story of King Rich
ard and the Crusaders? :? Have you
visited the new Plain Dealer
News building or the FBI?
Well, if you are a regular men,
Der of the East Cleveland YMCA
you may see and do all of these
things, and many more this Christ
mas holiday season. It's all the
way the Y has of saying Merry
Christmas" to you.
The East Cleveland YMCA staff,
Gordon c. Esch, executive secre-
tary; Richard Sneller, physical
instructor and Mrs. Marie Dever,
office secretary have set up
schedule of events starting Satur-
day, December 22nd with SWIM
Gym at Shaw, a full length movie
at the Y House. For the Hi-Y
there is an evening of caroling,
followed by dancing at the Y.
New membership dates at the
Y, starting January 1st, 1867
are $500 for boys la years;
$500 for boys 1877 years, in
elusive.
During the vacation period the
new Y game room will be open
daily Except Sundays and holi-
days) from 900 a. m. to 500 pm.
Here is the Holiday Schedule.
All trips are limited and regis
tration and the fee when indi-
Gated, must be made at the same
time.
Saturday, December 22nd
9:00-12:30 p. m. Regular Gym
Swim classes at Shaw High.
2:O0-4:O0 p. m. Full length
movie, "Cattle Town." Cost 10c.
7:3O-12:0O a. m. Shaw HI-Y
Christmas Caroling around East
Cleveland and dance at the "Y".
Monday, December 24th
e:00-2:00 p. m. Games and Tour
naments at the "Y."
Tuesday, December 25th
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Wednesday, December 18th
1:3O-4:30 p. M. Visit the new
Plain Dealer-News building. See
the giant presses in operation.
Cost Soc. 20 boys only.
nncon, kap DTfk
8:30-12:30 p. m. Cleveland ''Y"
Athletic Meet at Central "Y."
Boys selected by Dick Sneller at
gym classes.
1:OO-5:O0 p. m. Table Tennis
Tournament for boys 9-17 years.
Winners in each age group win
medals and go to the City-wide
Tournament.
Friday, December 2Sth
9:00-1:00 p. m. Ride in hell
copter. See Cleveland from the air.
Cost $500. 30 boys only.
1:00-5:00 p. m. Smash Tourna-
ment for Jr. and Sr. boys.
7:30-11:00 p. m. Jr. High School
Canteen.
Saturday, December 29th
2:O0-4:00 p. m. Full length
movie in technicolor, king Rich
ard and The Crusaders" Cost 10c.
Monday, December 31st
S:30-2:30 p. m. Cleveland "Y"
Table Tennis Tournament at West
Side "Y." Winners at branch to
represent East Cleveland.
1O:-12:00 Noon. Carroms Tour
nament for boys ola years. Prizes.
Tuesday, January 1st
HAPPY NEW YEAR
1O:O0-12:OO Noon. Checkers
Tournament for boys 9-17 years.
Prizes.
12-4:00 p. m. Trip to F.B.I. and
swim at Addison Road. See the
&c" Men in action. Cost SOC. 80
boys only.
Thursday, January 3rd
s:0O-1:O0 p. m. See "Cinerama".
50 boys only. Cost $1.25.
Friday, January 4th
9:00-1: 100 p. nj. Visit a soft drink
bottling plant and swim at Uni
versity Circle "Y." Cost 50c.
Saturday, January 5th
2:00-4:00 p. m. Full length
movie, "Task Force" Cost Zoe.
D.. 4. Al. nrL M.n W.l1sn...
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ricular experience as possible
in the conversational aspects
Of at least one other language.
8. Travel abroad. Fellow
ships, student-exchange pro-
grams or summer work-travel
experiences are a great asset.
4. Education courses with
emphasis on child psychology
and educational methods will
be prerequisites for most jobs.
Check accrediting require
ments in your state with the
State education department.
If your major asset is a love
and knowledge of a foreign
language and you would sim
cerely be interested in teach
ing grade-school youngsters,
don't hesitate to discuss the
matter with your local school
principal.
You may be just the person
they want to capture the in
terest of those future little
citizens in the first or third
grade!
IReleased by The Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-04
ENGAGEMENTS

Lowe. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth G. Lowe of West
Hyattsvilie. A June wedding ID
planned.
CotsoniS-Sperry
Mr.. and Mrs. Achilles Cat
sonis announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Electra
Artemis to Mr.. Irwin L. Sper-
ry, jr.. son of Mrs. Ralph Leslie
Holloway and the late Mr.. Ir-
win L. Sperry. An October
wedding is planned.
McC uffreY-Peuch
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Me-
Caffrey announce the engage
Inent Of their daughter Mary
Martha to Mr.. Herndon Peach.
jr, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peach
OF Mitchellville. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-04
Grade School Is New Field
For Language Majors

at the elementary school level.
There is still a shortage Of
competent. qualified teachers,
and many schools are con-
Quoting unannounced boot
leg" classes merely because
they haven't a large enough
teaching staff to offer the lam
guage instruction to all Of
their pupils.
Languages Available
What foreign languages are
being taught in the grades?
According to DIR. Kenneth w.
Mildenberger, associate di-
rector Of the Modern Lam
guages Association of America,
the following languages are
the most in demand: Spanish,
French, German. Norwegian,
and modern Greek.
In the Baton Rouge, La,
grade schools japanese is be-
ing taught by q fully accred-
tied teacher.
And out in Missoula, Mont,
foreign languages are being
taught at the kindergarten
level. The idea is spreading
fast.
Over 800 special workshops
for teachers engaged in this
work have been conducted this
summer at 80 or more coli
leges or universities.
"a list of these colleges can
be obtained by readers from
the Modern Language Asso-
citation, s Washington Square,
New York 8. New York;
How can you prepare your
self for this career?
/. Major in modern Ian
guage under the best teachers
at the best college you can
afford.
2. Get as much extra-cur-