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MONEY TO LOAN

FUNDS available for End trust loans
CHARGES. Interest on loans. az.
24-hour service. CALL RE. 7-iO45.
&c
D. c.. MD. VA. FUNDS to rennance
YOUR home. pay for improvements,
raise cash. co. $4,000, ia. 2-b2S0.
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rRAlLERs (cons.)

SPARTAN 1850 Royal Mansion
sSnyeii G ,e Sob sath here . d1st
SI,995. BELTSvILLE TRAILEE
SALES, dealers for ALMA FLOR
ENCE IMPERIAL, Mobile Homes
1925 Baltimore blvd, Beltsyille
Nd, WE. 5-25S2. go
WANTED--Will trade lovely furn.
one-year- old as down payment or
2-bedrm. trailer HE. 4-5O95. II
SPARTAN ROYCRAFT-NAsHUA
We cordially invite you to visit
our. new $4,000 sales and service
ss ftss 2o e 9 Mon through SET t
White Plains, Nd. La Plata 1871
Four Miles North of La Plata
On West Side of Route 30l
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TRAiLERS

UTILITY TRAILER. SIT. steel fac
tory body. tenders, etc. Just built
S175. Metal Horse trailer. Just
built, 1888. JU. 9-563S.
1917 2s-FT. HOUSE TRAILER
Lived in one year: Immaculate
throughout; $685. 1888 Powhatar
St. Alex, Va. j
1913 27-FT. HOUSE TRAILER. mod
ern: Masonite. | bedrm. with bunk
beds: good cond. $500 Phone Kl,
TRAILER 81. 27-n. Zephyr; all
metal: toilet, shower. new bed
couch. $1,000. XII. S-422q go
CAMP TRAILER, Karriall, sleeps 4
inflated mattresses. gas stove ice
box, folding tables PLANCK, 1924
N. Pershing. Arl. IA. 2-6533. -2s
STAR 1852 32-ft. with bath; set UP
gravity-fed heater; wool rug: fence
1S-ft screened porch. Financing
available. Phone ED. 9-516l or in
quire Lot So, WOODLEY HILLS
COURT. '99S
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ANNOUNCING
10th ANNIVERSARY
Travel Trailer Contest Winners

Travel FRAZIER contest WlnnersI
New 1s-ft. Great Lakes Va
cation Trailer-The winner IL
the Rev. VIM. Wesley Dodge
of Ill w. Jefferson st, Rock
md prize: Free rental OF
vacation trailer for one
month Winner is Mary
Louise McRae of 1853 Hamil-
ton st. NV, Wash, D. C.
Bird prize: Free rental Of
vacation trailer for 2 weeks
The winner is Audrey Sparks,
q30 S. Washington st., Alex.
Va.
In 20 years leadership,
service and dependability.
American mas become COM
plete mobile home head
quarters Offering sales. serv-
ice. rentals. modern parks
and a full line Of parts and
accessories.
5000 Wis. Ave NV. Wash, D. {
101S0 BALTIC Blvd. College Park
1901 Richmond Highway, Alex. v
~
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WOODLAND BEACH Year-round

WOODLAND BEACH Year-round
beach. ALSO soft. bay boat; ready
to go. leaving town, must sell Call
Colonial S-196B. 29'
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. furnished.
insulated, furnace; disable year
round: choice location on. Severn
River; Robinhood Hill; sheTwood
forest manager, or call Emerson
@-9l64, Washington. 29'
SUNRISE BEACH-Choice lot. COX
100 H.. sacrifice for 81 900. terms.
JU. 7-79lS. 20
LONG BEACH - Masonry home on
large I0Ox120 lot: paneled living
room with fireplace, large kitchen.
bedroom, bath and all-purpose rm.
screened porch. to be sold fur
to suit purchaser Come early for
ST, Leonard, Nd. Phone Prince
Frederick 30S-J.
LONG BEACH WATERFRONT COT
TAGE-Large paneled. living room
with fireplace, very large kitchen
and dining area, :! bedrooms.
glassed-in porch making Bird sleep
ing room, bath; lot 50x150, addi-
tional frontage If desired. Price,
only S1l,250. terms TO suit pur-
shaser.
NJ. E. ROCKHILL
Long Beach. st. Leonard. Nd.
Phone Prince Frederick 30S-J
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

SMALL HOTEL, Orange City, Fla.
; stores incl. U. S. Post Once. :
garages. Excel. investment. S3s, 800.
Sl0,000 will handle. GEORGE H.
PERKINS, a27 10th St NV, ST.
3-234l. ewes. IL. 1851.
10 ACRES In Marion County.
Florida Sacrifice for cash. Box TO-
2, Star. an
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SUMMER HOMES

lDYLLIC SPOT on Maine Coast. Our
3-bedrm. cottage, fully furnished.
ultra modern facilities, fronts
ocean on private shore. Inn and
golf range 10 min. away. Available
for season, $500: June-July or
August-Sept., $3.50. RE. 7-T72S.
Ewes, OIL. 6-3S22. -2g
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VACATION PLACES

WE ARE NOW taking bookings for
the summer on l-bedroom furnished
or write SWANN'S STORE, Piney
Point. Maryland. Phone Great Mills
Jaw
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

WILDWOOD, n. J.-Summer rentals
AptS., bungalowS, cottages. wk-mo
Free list OSCAR TENENBAUM
3l0n n j. ave. Phone 2-3i67
3 bedrooms, IA baths stone fire.
place. SGlarium $4,000. GUAR
ANTEE REAL. ESTATE "l05 Vent
nor ave All City, iin3. 30
y OCEAN CITY, MD.-New 3-hed-
rm. cottage ~ blk from ocean.
Lovely view, quiet and private.
Conven. 10 new shopping center
AT cath St Rent by month or
season WA. $4,000 --2a
BETHANY BEACH. Splendid
vacation apis. and cottages. .
bcdrm terrace apt, near ocean,
"Our House 4th and atlantic,
June Is to July Z $500. new ram
HER u rms, $3.50 season; new
sc scas ione ' Epes. EM 99aa6Sa6ie SUI T
GEAVATTE RCaltOr Ma S-0Tbg
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and EQUIPMENT

D-4 CATERPILLAR LOADER-A-1
s sGn { H%nrguJN ; ID d7J5e5!; go 90.
Kat" the ideal piece of equipment
for landscaping work. sodding,
back I'LL; 4-cyl. Hercules motor,
hydraulic control: weight. $3.50
lbs, can be hauled in a pickup
truck; will consider car or truck
in trade: Sl.375. For further de-
tails, call ia. 7-796l. after 8 pm.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-RENT

LARGE HOME Beaut. location.
Water on 2 sides Mod. convent
ences. IS mi from Wash. Use Of 2
Tharyes and boat Phone HE. A.
454q 30
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Mod. apt. 3
or = bedrms. Utilities included. NE.
ULTIMATE IN PRIVACY, restricted
on Chesapeake Bay. 80 mi. D. C.
Good roads. Private beach. 150-ft.
pier--Huge living rm., Heatilator
fireplace modern cleo. kit. cleo.
hot-water, built-in tub and shower.
2 bath in concrete basement.
Large screened porches Owner row
living IN Florida. will rent for full
season only. Call MA. S-3972 days.
or 10 2-071S evenings. Monday
through Friday,
LONG BEACH, near st. Leonard.
Nd Several furnished cottages
for rent. exclusive residential COL
ony, with fine beach and private
harhor: boats available rentals
from $40 to 800. Phone Prince
Frederick 30S-J. or visit Long
Beach office on shore OF Chesapeake
Bay
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK so Special 2-door sedanette;
dyna., r. and h. seat covers, etc.
This is a real barsain: a perfect IND
car: only S325.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII. .-9s27
BUICK '55 Super Riviera; power
equip; one owner. like new; $3.50,
trade and terms.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK
R. I. AVE AT Goth NE, AID. 1854
BUICK AZ Super 4-dr. Would like
to trade for Is or 16 #. outboard
boat or sell outright CIR. 3-15s7
20
BUICK 40 super convertible; r.
HHisohanieaiiIyS excellent tii s$S SS e tgH
BUICK 1855 super convertible: nile
green. black TOP matching inter-
Tor. dynahow {-wav power. like
TORS. 1910 Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
6-S000 %
BUICK - Roadmaster Riviera hard
top coupe. dynaf1ow radio. heater.
power steering and power windows,
2-tone finiSh. very clean Through
out; S995. Safety tested tor YOUR
protection. 3n.day written war
ranty PAUL BROS. colds J. Wis
and Ellicott st. NV, KE. 7-l3oS
so
BUICK SO VS. Riviera coupe: beau
tiful Alpine white finish. fun power
equipment; spotless; only Sl,295.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA MD. OIL. 6-7100
OPEN SATURDAY
BUICK 40 model sedan, SOS or best
offer. DU. 1-1940. Call after &
pm. 2Ss
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '53 ia-ton pickup: Al cond.,
never worked, $3.50 or best offer.
ia. 2-0321. 90
FORD 1947 C.o.E.: long stake body:
excellent: S295.
STUDEBAKER 1947 1 to III ton;
stake; runs fine: Sla5, terms.
CARS. INC. 1853 Florida Ave. NE.
1881 REQ TRACTOR and trailer;
new motor good cond.
1916 Brockway with dump body
No reasonable offer refused
TAXIN-VIERNER JUNK CO.
200 M st. s.W. Elk. 3-7209
FORD .947 VS. a4-TON PANEL
RUNS WELI-Sl50 CASH
CALI, OIL. 9-s71l
FORD 80 s4-ton express; 4-speed
trans. carefully driven. S595.
Rockville (Ford) Motor Co.
COMMERCE LA. ROCKVILLE. MD.
Pc. 2-2lSS OPEN EYES. TILL Q
CHEW. "a h-ton pickup: this clean
low mileage truck shows very little
wear. only $685.. trade and terms,
ask for Mr.. Hawkins.
Stohlman Chevrolet
1910 M ST. NV.
AID. 2-4614 AID. 2-1646
CHEW. '4a is-ton panel: new tires,
excel. cond; S295.
Rockville (Ford) Motor Co.
COMMERCE LA, ROCKVILLE. MD.
Pc. 2-21sS OPEN EYES. TILL Q
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 1859 Special 4-dr. de luxe
OWNER. cali KE. 6-s472. 90
BUICK "a Super Riviera; power
equip: one owner, like new s. ..i95.
trade and terms.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK
R. I. AVE. AT Goth NE, AID. 4-h3I4
BUICK 1855 Roadnaster Riviera:
green and white, power steering and
power brakes; S3,095. CCC guaran-
tee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
TOO Ind st. NV. ST. $4,000
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is and 1S-ft. on display: 1850
Safticraft. 26-ft. and 34-ft. cruisers
on display
left. aluminium cupboard boat
with IA h.p.; Evinrude motor and
trailer: like new: $3.50.
1854 25-ft. Marine Rocket with
1875 hip; Just refinished; $4,000.
46-ft. Matthews, twin engines
80. $50
l949 Steelcraft sedan: excellent
condition: $4,000.
33-ft 194S Chris Craft sedan: lots
Of extras Just refinished: $1,000.
Trade and Terms Accepted
STEELCRAFT-W WASHINGTON CO.
Maine Ave and NJ SITS. NV.
err pA1AE
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Chesapeake Bay
Full Price. $4,000

CHESAPEAKE BEACH--Less than
hr. from d. c.; white weather.
board cottage. near bay front. stu
ated on lge. shaded lot 75xl07 #;
has living room, . full-size bedrooms
complete plumbing with fuil bath bath
town water supply, hot-water heater
refrigerator. range. side porch: needs
"a little dressing up without any
major expense to put it in a $1,000
$4,000 price range: may be yours
at, only S3,500, with S995 down,
= NO. .2-CHESAPEAKE BEACH
House beautiful with glorious view,
situated on knoll overlooking miles
or bay and only few minutes walk
from sandy beach. boat harbor and
s aEt;EcSa convenient to stores.
ton: has beautiful coral red asbestos
shingle siding. trim in white and
gray; concrete steps and entrance
with black iron rail trim; beauti-
fully decorated living room trimmed
with knotty pine, loft. picture win
dow from which to watch the ships
come. and go; well-arranged enam-
bedrooms with closets and a smaller
child'S room. new tiled and complete
bathroom; new tiled floors through
out: full expansible and masonry
basement easily converted to another
apartment or work shop because of
its separate street-level entrance:
has modern automatic oil heating
plant and attached garage with
entrance to basement and inside
stairs to first floor. A truly lovely
home you'll be proud to own with
appearance OF an $4,000 to 500
200 value and a million dollar view.
It's being offered for much less at
the rPmOdRilnp cOef NTH 0n1V 81 4.
500 down. balance monthly Open
for inspection this week end.
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
AT THE STOP SIGN
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, MD.
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GARAGES

$40 18th ST. Sc. rear Huge
double brick garage; suitable stor-
age 9 or parking; $50 mo: Call FED
ERAL RENTAL CO, 015 New York
ave. NV, MA. S-7146. go
6l.5 18th ST. NV. mr.. Walter
Reed Hospital--Heated garage sis
ia. 9-Sl27. ~
WANTED - Garage in vic. OF Lee
Gardens. Arlington. ia. S-S945
after q pm. Il
THREE BRICK BUILDINGS. wide al
ley; mr.. GEORGIA ave. $50 each
BOSS &; PHELPS, MA. $4,000. 10
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

BUICK ENGINE. 1855: 5000 miles;
complete. starter. generator. etc;
1900 Ia. b-a0SO -27
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BUILDING SITES
LANGLEY, VA, 1234 MI.

For a perfect home only 10 miles
from Chain Bridge, > mi. west Of
Dranesville, Va on picturesque Rte
: Leesburg pike in Ioudoun Coun-
low tax area. Wooded and cleared,
rolling land. wide paved roads 50-ft
wide stream. lake. etc From / to
acres Excel terms Representative
on property Sat. and Sun Drive out
see for yourself.
- . n A o
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BRISTOL BEUEFISH. q fast 16' out.
MERCURY outboard motors; 4-cyl
smoothness. electric and manual
STERLING trailers.
ARLINGTON BOAT CENTRE
1905 N. Fairfax Dr., Arl., Va.
EaRpn
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CRUIS- ALONG ANGLER SO model;
100-h.p. Gray Marine. 80 m.p.h.
fully equipped; in water. ready TO
go. Priced at a saving. Contact or
phone
O'BERRY MARINE SALES
soLOMoNs. MD. PHONE 27S1
Alumacraft. Thompson and
Whirlwind Boats, johnson Cupboard
Motors. Cruis Along RunaboutS
and Cabin Cruisers 20
OWENS CRUISERS. compl outdoor
display '%Of "A, IS, 90 and q Scott
Atwater motors. Liberal trade-ins
EXP Serv. guarantees your purchase.
JU. 9-97OS
HOFFMASTER BROS.
ssO1 Piney BIZ. I'd. Silver Spring
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANT LOT IN Montgomery County
nos over 81 500 Prefer sewer wa
ter. street. gas. OIL. 6-S34o. q
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LOVELY BLDG. SITES-Citv water.
sewer approved paved SITS. terms
VII! subordinate to builders. NJ.
LEO sTORcH. AP. 1871.
FORESTVILLE, VA. AREA-Three
beautiful wooded homesites. TO
D acres. OWNER. Pleasant 9-222e5.
20 ACRES near Chantilly: paved
road. excellent community. $1,000.
DU. 5-7994 after s pm,
Ris ACRES of Indian Head highway.
only 5i2 miles from Glassmanor,
q ACRE, Brandywine, Md, Is min,
down. SIS mo. Call 8 a.m.-9 pm,
~ ACRES, with stream: nice road
frontage, near Dranesville. Va,
Only So 900, CAROLINE /. CAMP
BELL III. ". S:0l7p3; JE. S-9 800 ono.
ca i'Oe oWNER s;4 wot' 6-64a5. 80
.r LOTS u in A.R R9Ftheast washington
can be subdivided; 400-ft road
frontage. dead-end st. Excel. financ-
ing OV. 3-3031 80
TOWN OF FAIRFAX Attention
builders. II finished lots. fine To-
cation. ready TO go. $500 per
lot Terms CULMORE REALTY
CO., JE. 4-B650, Ewes, RA. 3-0414.
so BUILDERS LOTS. Aspen Hnl
PIX. on Viers Mil I'd: streets TO
grade: sewer and water avail, VII,
6-7220 days ewes. RIA. $1,000.
70 LOTS laurel Ma On Nyarepe,,
ave of Route l.--On finished st.
with all util Lots area graded. Call
days. VIII. 6-1222, Ewes. RIA, j.
CEoSE.rN D. C.-choice bldg. 81 Sites
near Rock Greek Park. Reasonably
priced Call MR. BENSON, EN-
2-4499 or RA. 3-9233
WOODED HOMESITE on city water,
near Shirley hwy; over u acre
Approved for septic tank; 5000;
BROS g9sss inc. springaeid, Va, Fl
FORESTvILLE. vA.-Near Langley
l00-ft. frontage, rte 1913. 30 #
deep; fine trees. weeping willow; -
minutes to Pentagon; $1,000. DE
FAIRFAX hsFA co.-l2 acres at Centre Cent,
vile, State road 662, easy terms,
$3.50 per a; win sell half OWNER.
NEAR FAiRFAx-one acre for
domestic: access 10 paved road To
city water and sewer and to brook
800, terms. Bog S4-Z, Star 2S'
RESTRICTED LOT, 90'xl3o with
Brinkley road, Md 10. s-73O5 S9'
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OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK

~. !. ave. Al -Vth NE, AL. 4-s344
BUICK Al Super 4-dr. Would like
| to trade for Is or IL # cupboard
boat or sell outright. CIR. 3-15S7
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COUNTRY HOMES"
OVER 300 ACRES
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

Annandale. Va. Phone CT. $1,000
Closed Sundays Ill
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BUICK 40 model sedan, sos or best
offer. DU. 1-194O. Call after q
pm. 2Ss
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BUICK 40 super convertible; r.
and h.. low mileage. good top
Mechanically excellent; $3.50. Cali
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BUICK so Special 2-door sedanette;
dyna., 7. and h. seat covers, etc.
This is a real bargain. a perfect IND
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By the Associated Press

! A cross7section Of American
teachers reported today they be-
Il ieve student drinking has def
nitely increased" in the past 10
years.
Failure to carry out assign
ments has risen somewhat more
markedly, in their opinion, and
insolence to teachers to a still
greater degree.
4 For these trends and. for in
creases they reported in other
acts of misbehavior, the teach
ers blamed lax home conditions
more than anything else. Most
likely to produce troublemakerS,
they said. are the very poor
homeland the home that can
afford a full-time maid, upon
whom parents sometimes dump
too much child care.
Despite serious trouble spots,
however, most of the teachers
played down the idea that to-
days youngsters are going to
the dogs.
Some Difficult at Times
A third of those sampled by
the National Education Associa-
ton said their pupils, this past
year, were exceptionally well
behaved" Almost all of the rest
tagged their young charges as
just regular American kids
reasonably well behaved, but
difficult to handle on occasions. /"
Only four-and- half per
cent said their pupils were often
difficult to handle" Less than
one per cent said they were cal
most always difficult to handle. /"
Most Of these replies came from
school systems in areas with pop
ulation over a million.
In the same areas, % per cent
OF the teachers queried reported
they or other instructors had
been assaulted by pupils, some
of, them armed. during the year.
In rural areas only six-and-one
half per cent reported such in
cidents.
Crowded classrooms were given
as another important factor in
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I eocher Poll Confirms
Risein Pupil Drinking

misbehavior. The consensus was
that problems tend to double
when classes go from 30 to 40
pupils.
Variety of Questions
All were asked a variety of
questions dealing with present
day questions. Among them we're:
l. Whether behavior in their
schools and communities was as
bad as portrayed by press, movies
and radio. More than 80 per cent
said they were not so bad.
2. Per cent of pupils who were
real trouble makers. Eighty
seven per cent of the teachers
said less than S per cent of their
pupils fell in that class.
8. Whether, Halloween be-
lhavior is changing. More than 80
per cent said it is improving.
4. Per cent of pupils not get
ting needed psychiatric help.
Sixty-one per cent Of teachers
said less than one per cent of
pupils needed it.
On 10 and 20-year COMPARE
sons, the NEA agencies reached
these conclusions:
Drinking, assignment failure
and inSolence have definitely in
creased the past 10 and 20 years.
Use of profane and obscene
language probably have.
More Serious Stealing
Serious stealing probably has
increased in 10 years, and
along with sex offenses and
cheating on homework - def
nitely has increased in 20 years,
Gang-fighting and cheating on
tests probably have increased in
20 years.
Individual fighting and OBJ
scene ,scribbling in lavatories
have probably decreased in 20
years.
Several other offenses. includ-
ing use of narcotics. were not
tabulated because of lack of
!clearcut trends.
The teachers were asked to
rank II possible reasons for stu
dent misbehavior. The following
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EIectronics to Pay
Postal Employees

The Post once Department
today will complete the switch
to an electronically controlled
punch-card system of compiling
its huge payroll. Postmaster Gen.
eral Summerfield has announced.
About two-thirds of the pos
tai employees formerly working
on manual payroll duties have
been transferred in their own
Offices to the Departments prin-
cipal function. the Postal Serv-
ice." Mr.. Summerfield said. "Un-
der the old manual system, pay
rolls called for one payroll
worker per 275 employees, but the
new system will need only one
for each 800 employees"
No one lost his job because of
the switchover, he emphasized.
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were ranked at the top by the
largest percentages of teachers:
/. Irresponsible parents, 48 8
per cent.
2. Unsatisfactory home condi-
lions dow income, broken fam
lilies, etc. 37.9 per cent.
3. Lack of supervision because
mother working, 1921 per cent.
Schools with heavily mixed
racial enrollments. it noted, are
most often in low-income areas
and thus are more likely to
produce troublemakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29
ADVERTISEMENT
See Fashions
Modelled at the Market

You're invited to see beautiful
fashions by LOnsburshs modelled this
Saturday. 10 AM. to ; PM. OF
Center Market City, 5th and K SIS.
NV. Free. valuable gift packages
from the barrel" for those whose
nomes ore drawn. Deposit your name
and address now til Saturday ; PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

miSbehavior. The consensus was
that problems tend to double
when classes go from 30 to 40
pupils.
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IGurden State Set
To Open Tomorrow

CAMDEN. N. j., April 81 (P).-
Garden State opens its 18th sea
son tomorrow with Sometime
Thing. an Alfred Vanderbilt filly
favored in the featured $25.00(
Colonial Handicap. a six furlonl
test for fillies and mares.
The 25-day spring season viii
be highllghted by nine stakes fix.
lures totaling $4,000 in added
money. The biggest of thes,
races is the $50, added jersey
Stakes for 3-year-olds. to be run
May 26.
An opening day crowd of IS, 00l
lis expected to see Sometim,
Thing, winner of Bowies Barbar.
lFrietchie and four other of he
eight starts this year, get he
Istiffest competition from Main,
Chance Farms Myrtle's Jet AM
Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs Searching
Sometime Thing is tot
weighted at 124 pounds. wit,
Myrtle'S Jet assigned 100 ant
Searching 121.
Seven others are entered in tn,
Colonial, among them Calume
Farms Miz Clementine AM
Brookmeade Stables Gandharva
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O'ConnelI Gives Honey Credit
For Restoring His Confidence

MILWAUKEE,. April 81 (P.-
Danny O'Connell and Fred
Haney are together again-this
time with the Braves-and it
shows, especially on O'Connell
The 27-year-old second base
man from Paterson, N. j., seems
to have regained the confidence
that characterized his play for
Eaney's Pittsburgh club in 1858
when the Braves parted with six
PLAYERS and $4,000 for his serv-
ices.
O'Connell is only batting
around $50. but neither Haney
nor Manager Charlie Grimm is
worried about that at the mo
ment.
The big factor in O'Connell'S
favor is his renewed faith In
himself, both in the field and as
the Braves new leadof batter
The smiling Irishman. ever quick
with quip, took to broodinp
last year and it didn't do him
any good. He finished the sea
son with a .225 average. SO point:
below the .294 he had under
Haney in 1858.
O'Connell credits Haney with
his new outlook.
Pred pointed out that I took
too many pitches last year watt
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The anchor leg Of the dis
lance medley should be a corker
with Villanova'S Ron Delany.
INYU'S George King and Boyd.
Iall consistently better than 4:10
milers. and Ron Wallingford.
Big Ten 2-mile champion from
Michigan, carrying the batons.
Other favorites on today's
program include: Paul Thrash
iof Pittsburgh in the college 400
meter hurdles: Josh Culbreath,
Quantico Marines, in the AAU
version of the same race; Jim
Beatty of North Carolina and
Bob Sbarra of Manhattan in
the 2 mile.