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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-06-27

ALDINE WEISS JR., executive
head of Ridgeway, Ohio schools, re-
ceived his degree as master of educa-
ton at Ohio State university in grad
uation ceremonies June in Ohio
Stadium.
Mr.. Wiess is a graduate of Bluff
ton high school, class of 40, and of
Rluffton College, class of 81. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Aldine Wiess
Sr. of Riley street, Bluffton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
Questions and answers from the news

Syria. Iceland, Indonesia, Korea, Libya.
Philippines and Israel.
Mrs. As, UcfOrWiie, C0hD
Confusion -. Senator Frank Church Jr.
o., Ldah0) says he's switching his working
clothes from black suits 10 brown Why?
To keep from being confused with the
Senate pages Church, at 3, is the Senate's
youngest member.
-K.M.L., Spokane, Wash.
Trips What did travel survey con-
ducfedby the University OF Alichig0n disclose?
That the family car is still the favorite
means of transportation on trips of more
than 100 miles. OF 1000 people inter-
viewed IS per cent had never flown, so per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
land DeOdOrized Too!
that's q FAB WASH!

YOU GET WASHES SO WHITE, THEY DAZZLE
YOUR EYES colors bright they look gayer than
new, But FAB gives you something more. too-a deo-
dorizing action that leaves everything you wash the
freshest possible and clean clear through!
Not just surface clean not merely bleachy white, but
far far moreas fsuds and sunlight had pierced through
and cleansed every invisible mesh Of every inch of every
fabric. And when you wear FAB-washed clothes use
FAB-washed towels fall asleep on FAB-washed
linens it's like having fresh clean breeze whispering
about you So let your next wash be clean clear through
and deodorized too. That's your FAB wash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
BY TOM HENRY

cent had never taken bus trip and 30 per
cent had never taken trip on train.
= MS, Chicago
Large Order Recently when the
Oklahoma Highway Department wanted 10
secure a one-dcre piof Of land needed as a
highway righf-0f-way they we're faced with
an unusual problem. What was il?
Getting signatures of $4,000 persons.
The land had been sold in two-square-inch
lots at ST per lot to raise funds to construct
an amphitheater.
-C.CG., MI. Vernon, MY.
NOTE. We will poy 81 Tor question ond used in hi,
column Questions bosed current ond clipping OF
must oceompony ons~et. Address Tom Henry
THIS WEEK 4s5 lexington Avenue New York H. NJ Y. Unoc-
cep'ed Contributions be acknowledged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-17
auiz EN-

Box Office William Holden was
selected as The top mOney-nidking star BY The
nonon-picfme distributors in Lhe 1856 poll.
Who else was in the top 10?
John Wayne. James Stewart. Burt Lam
caster. Glenn Ford, Martin and Lewis,
Gary Cooper. Marilyn Monroe, Kim Novak
and Frank Sinatra.
Mrs. G.R.S., Chicago
Independence There are IS foreign
embassies in Washington, DC. How many
Of these embassies represent countries which
did nor exisi as independent states before
World Var n?
20: Burma, India, Ceylon, Nepal, Paki-
stan, Sudan Jordan, Cambodia. Laos.
Vietnam. Morocco, TuniSia. Lebanon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
Program Listings
7-Proaresso Playhouse. PIoy

7-Prosresso Playhouse. Play
my Fovorite Aunt" A young
murderer seeks refuge OF the
home OF his decd occonpliee's
cunt.
9-Whot's Ny Liner Panel.
John Dolly is moderator.
l1:00
4-News and Sports.
Russ Word Roy Michael.
7-News. Weather. Sports.
McCotfrey. Allen. Malone.
9-Sundoy News Roundup.
Steve Cushing reporting.
Has
4-Armchoir Theoter. Movie
"Intermezzo. 1889 lnend
Beromon Leslie Howard.
9-Sports Roundup.
Arch Mcdonald.
1880
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
"Moster plon." 1854. Wayne
Morris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
February II
e-Generol Electric Theoter.

9-GeneFol Electric TheofeF.
The Big Shooter." The story
OF o mon who could not outerOw
his boyhood dreom OF becoming
mighty hunter. Ar, Linkletter.
Evo Gobor.
$50
9-Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
Number D." A 2o-yeor- old
hoodlum tries to convince his
friends thot he is q big shot
Rip Torn. Russell Collins and
Jones Nolon
1000
4-Loretto Young Show.
Tension.
1854. 900 Challenge. Quiz.
1890
4-GoIden Playhouse. Dromo.
5-Woshinston Movietime.
Ia Hours. "Crininol Lowyer.
1887. A lowers oovernorship
depends upon his successful pros
ccution OF former client. Lee
Trocy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
G. GARLAND SAYS:
Eight Steps To
Successful Wido1Vbood

l. Teach your wife) to handle budget matters to write
checks, and to plan the family spending programs
See that she understands and the way you
handle it.
g. Make sure she to know Banker your LAWYER
and your Insurance
a. Prepare a will (The cost is lower than YOU tbinkO
o. Have adequate insurance cover all that Won owe
g. Keep some emergency funds in private savings
checking account. =.
T. Write her letter instrucng her to do and what
not to do (about your business affairs).
Have adequate well planned insurance program that
will take care of your family's needs mortgage on
home, food clothing, education for children and income
for widow for fe).
@. Garland Fowler Life Insurance
Agency And Associates
R. THELroN BOYD BILL WRIGHT
JOHN II. WARD A. r. POWELL
Life Insurance Insured Savings Plan Estate Planning
Annuitiss Retire-s.t Plans Nortsars I.ssrane.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT

Several communities in rural sec
lions IN Columbus County are actively
pushing community development pro-
JectS in the $1,000 SENCland Devel
opment contest. Prizes for the bes
progress in each county and then an
overall award for the best in seven
counties will be made in Nolc.....,..
This is one of those situations u,,
the Finer Carolina contest even tine
losers are winners. The losers wont
walk off with the cash prizes Du7
every effort on behalf of community
development will make that area =
better place to live and to raise
families.
AND when you see rural folks band.
ing together on projects, you can ex-
pect about efforts. They don't usual
~ start something without compIet-
ing it,
Both our rural and town areas bavo
much room for Improvement and the
more folks interested in working the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
HUNGRY CHILDREN

Last week a lady called from Will
mington after having heard the story
of the eight and twelve year old boys
who cashed check made out TO
someone else so they could buy some
thing to eat for themselves, their
younger brothers and their little
sister. A few weeks earlier they had
broken into a cafe to get something
to eat.
Il don't have a lot of money but
what l make l take ten percent of it
to help some one who needs it. These
children certainly need some help,
and l want to send them what / can.
Will you please tell me how to 20
about getting this money to them"
the lady requested.
We think this is the real spirit of
kindness that can save potential
CRIMINALS from lives behind bars. A
lot OF juveniles are led into lives of
crime because of incompetent and in
different parents. The case of these
'iSo1SiS having " SIedl TO eat
sounds like just such a case.
VI course, parents are not always
to blame. You can think of cases in
which parents We're apparently good,
Christian people and yet their chill
dren would not follow their foot
prints. But generally speaking, the
parents cut the pattern for the chill
dren.
And when parents, If physically
able, refuse to get out and raise the
necessary funds for providing food
and clothing, then youngsters ap-
proach a situation in which even theft
cannot be punished with a clear
conscious.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
WANT TO JOIN THE PROMOTION?

while no one had customers breaking down their
doors during the 5Oth Anniversary sale held towr-
wide for 10 days, it a success People knew il
was In progress and many took advantage of to
down-to-earth bargains.
III did prompt one man to remark What I'm
waiting for is Pay rour Bills promotion. But III
bet that wouldn't be any great either"
William Billy, Carmichael, vice president of the
University OF North Carolina, telling the story
about being stopped the streets of Greensboro bv
the father of University student.
billy, made big mistake sending my boy to
the University. 1t was really big mistake sendifs
that boy down there, said the father.
carmichael naturally wanted to know the reasons
for such statement.
We'll, he sleeps every day until noon He goes
to- classes when he feels like it. If it's hot he swims
all afternoon in the outdoor swimming pool. II it,
cold he swlms all afternoon in the indoor swimming
pool. understand he drinks about pint of liquor
every night and goes with two or three different
women all the time. | sure made big mistake wha
sent him down to the University Billy" the father
repeated Yes, should have gone down there my
1t must be one of Carmichaels favorite stories He
tells it well and the audiences love it.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
BEHIND IN JOUR TAXES?

It's that lovely time of the year again when town
commissioners turn their eyes to tax money Coectt,
- Attorney Frank McGougan has the job | would
IKE least at this time of the year He has to process,
the law and get the back taxes moving into the town
till. ~ ~
But, when starts talking about withholding
part or my salary to pay my back taxes | start
thinking of borrowing money to pay them mvsef
1t takes bit of pushing to get most people T.
pay taxes and don't lay claim to being any exception
to the rule
| dislike them much as the next fellow but
when they say pay it's much easier to heed their words
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Editorials
PLAY 1T SAFE

Travelling Labor Day? Well, have
you remembered to check the most
important piece OF luggage you're
likely to carry?
That's your safe driving know how
All the other impedimenta you'v:
so carefully stored away in the car
isn't going to do you much good if
you never get chance to use it.
And you won't get that chance if
a traffic accident writes finish to your
holiday outing before you arrive at
your destination.
Whether or not you arrive at all or
in what condition you arrive will de-
pend, to great extent, on how care
fully you drive.
Eating up the road at an excessive
rate of speed may be the fastest way
to get where you're going, but it's
more likely to be the fastest route
20 eternity.
Meandering along the highway
gazing at the scenery or other local
items of interest could result in n
hospitalized vacation.
Spending long hours behind the
wheel without adequate rest; not al
lowing sufficient time to get where
you're going; and not acquaintins
yourself with the traffic laws and
obeying them are other careless driv-
ing habits that can cut your trip
short.
Don't take any chances. Make sure
safe driving know how isn't missing
from your luggage.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
PLAIN
TALK
By Al HARRISON
OUGHT TO BE LAW

The merchants who have established businesse.
i Tabor City should be given every advantage when
1T comes to selling. Their taxes license fee and
contributions to every civic project that rolls ao
should justify this priority. "
Perhaps the law doesn't cover the sock a,esp.
who made his pitch last week in the tobacco ware.
mouse and loaded his pockets with dollar bills If II
doesn't then someone should get busy and see to II
mat such an addition be made to town ordinances
transient hucksters have the advantage.
personally, enjoyed watching the huckster
operate His SPIEL fascinating but 50 is the wobbI
effort OF drunk who is given the white line walkins
test The only difference is that the wobbly druH
usually ends up giving a little financial support -
the town via the Mayors Court route.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
FREE HOT DOGS?

The hot dog sale at c. C. Soles and Sons a few
weeks ago featured the mustard puppies for only
nickel why
asked. man
Il thought they cost nickel" replied
WELL that's the thing as being free" h.
retorted e
Proves that nickel doesn't have much value anv
way you look at it. But it still takes 20 of them IN
make buck.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
GREAT FALLS, MONT, LEADER

Though they have d good deal more
real income, higher living standards
and are rated larger in frame and
statue, Americans today consume Just
about the same amount of food per
person per year as people did around
1900. The content of our diet, how
ever, has changed greatly in that
time Today Americans eat COR
siderably more beef, eggs, vegetables,
citrus fruits and milk. This diet is {. .
more suitable for body needs"
The food that is eaten at the worlds
largest Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, Illinois, comes from 40 of the
48 states.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
Carers
Column
By-W. Horace Carter

STOP LIGHTS Luce Jones' long time street worker for the
Tabor City, board needs take action
about putting soplighs town He the traffic Is
heavy Saturday Sunday that hardly
find getting the street ats bad that have
Sunday night just didn't
life and limb trying to Railroad
street. said that he interested
ing opgh erected he has pledged s5 to the
missIoners to applied to the cost of lights.
SCpigh long been considered here by number OF
boards The Railroad crossing make such lights mighty
complicated but good system could be worked out There
delight difficult problems traffic
situation here is a difficult problem.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
HOUGHs VISIT

DIT. and Mrs. T. b. Hough of
Lumoerton visited Mr.. and Mrs.
walker Floyd Thursday evening.
DR.. Hough is a former pastor Of
the Saint Paul Methodist Church
and Is now rsstor Of the Lumb-
erton church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-08-28
. Q

greater will be our progress. Some
will lag but there are enough ener.
getic to keep the ball rolling toward
a better and bigger tomorrow.
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SYLVESTER
Continued From Page C-6

Continued From Page c.
can stay our Indoor Watchers
from their appointed hobby.
Madison avenue and the adj
vertising business are becoming
such integral parts of every
body's life that it is nice to re-
port on the industry's social
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

Angelica Morales Won Sauer. piano.
Embassy Of Mexico. Program: Minuet
in G.. Bach; Sonata in B minor Opus
Schumann; lntermezzo in E fiat minor,
Opus lis, Brahms; ScherZo from Mid
summer Nights Dream, Mendelssohn:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
FESTIVAL OFFERS
RACHMANINOFF,t'
|DVORAK TONIGHT

The Evening Star Music
Festival. an hour of fine re-
corded music each weekday
night, will be broadcast at
10 O'Clock tonight on Sta
ton WMAL-FM, 1913 mega
cycles on your FM dial.
The program will be:
Serge Rachmaninof The
Bells" Opus 35, featuring
Mack Harrell. baritone. with
the Temple University Choir,
and the Philadelphia Or
chestra, under Eugene, Or
mandy. .
Antonin Dvorak Sym
phonic Variation" by the
Royal Philharmonic Or
chestra, under Sir Thomas
Beecham.
Tomorrow night: Richard
Strauss Aus Italien." Opus
16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

She plays with the authority
Of one who has experienced the
closing chapter Of the great
10th century tradition of Ger
man pianism. however, and her
few technical shortcomings did
not obliterate the fervor and
excitement Of much of what she
performed. Several of the
works given by Mime. Won Sauer
last night she will include on
her Town Hall program, to be
given shortly in New York.
The Cherry Blossom parade
was of little service to the arts
in Nine Won Sauer's case.
Before her concert she was
immured in the La Sale Hotel,
where even the official embassy
automobile could not reach her.
When finally she did reach the
embassy, it was time for her
to begin. which she did without
a moment to warm up or become
acquainted with an entirely
strange piano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

That, Too, Was q Rumor
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

be Burst of Vermillion" for his
Pennebacker Productions.
y %*
New father Don Murray goes
to Europe April 20, pausing in
New York for publicity with
THE Bachelor Party" in which
newcomer Carolyn Jones has a
good chance of winning the best
supporting Oscar next March.
Don's European trip is to launch
his program for displaced people.
and this is not for publicity. He
was shocked by the situation
when he was over there recently
Ava Gardner didn't leave the
airport when she arrived in New
York. in the Air France plane
that brought her from Paris.
She went straight through to
Mexico City. The reason--she
would be liable for United States
taxes.
Kay Kendall has been offered
the lead in top London musical.
to start after she finishes Les
Girls" at Metro. But no one
expects her to tear herself away
from Rex Harrison in New York
shed be smart not to; he's too
attractive to leave on the loose.
Y
The current disagreement be-
tween John Huston and David
Selznick brings to mind the time
Huston directed Beat the Devil"
starring Jennifer Jones, for her
husband, Selznick. After receiv-
ing dozens of 10-to-20-page
from David, who
is famous for sending them,
Huston sent Selznick a single
sheet memorandum but marked
it page 2, with just a few words
on it and his signature. David is
still looking for page /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
SUNSET DRIVEN tee 5:.'s :, :

A BaiIey's Cross Roads Between Z
Corners and shirley Hwy. One Mile
DEAN MARTiN JERRY LEWIS,
HOLLYWOOD OR BUST Vista
Vision and Color. 7:05 1920; Plus
"HUK" tColorl GEORGE MONT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
RELTSVILLE DRIVEN
SUPER IS DRIVEN

, Mi. West Of Fairfax on Route 90.
o eGs,a, at sila a pM. -MoRY DICK
BASEnART. al. SIS: Plus LEATHER
sam 7" COLOR PAUL DOUGLAS.
JOHN pERFK. at : and IL Two Car.
toons; Friday PROUD ONES" and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

progress as well as its financial
stability. The newest social notes
concern a new organization
called MASCDCS which stands
for Madison Avenue Sports Car
Driving and Chowder Society.
The newest issue Of the
MASCDCS house organ, nicely
titled This Here Thing Week.
~" is full Of interesting tidbits.
1t reveals. for instance, the or
ganization is working for the re-
construction of the Third Ave-
nue. Elevated with a sports car
slalom under it.
Also, legal members of the
group are working out a plan so
that members will be able to
park on Madison avenue illegally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
NEWS OF MUSIC
Mime. Won Souer Plays
At Mexican Embassy

The Maja and the Nightingale, Grana-
dos: Sonetto iO4 In e. Liszt; La
campanella. List.
Patrons of a benefit recital
given for the National Symphony
last night at the Mexican En-
bassy heard the pianist Angelica
Morales Won Sauer in a program
devoted largely to the German
romantic composers. Mime. Won
Sauer. born a Puerto Rican and
now a citizen Of Mexico, is the
widow Of the famous German
pedagogue and pianist. Emil Won
Sauer.
A pianist of considerable
technical ability. Nine. Yon Sauer
was at her best last night In
THE Maja and the Nightingale"
of Granados. The sweet and
plaintive notes Of this impress
sionistic piece were recreated
with charming simplicity and
effect. In the larger pieces Of
Chopin, Schumann and Brahms,
the pianist was inclined to fall
into somewhat uneven rhythms
and unsteady legatO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

HOLLYWOOD (NANAl The
rumor that Rita HaywOrth was
clipping to Mexico last week end
with Producer Jim Hill was dis
PEELED when Rita arrived for pal
joey" rehearsals on Friday, with
an early-morning call Monday.
The story started when Hill
thought he could join partner
Harold Hecht and mis- wife for a
vacation in Acapulco. But Jim
couldn't make it. being up to his
eyebrows in Sweet Smell OF
Success" editing. In addition,
Rita adds. Nothing serious. We
are Just friends"
Dean Martin has made a wise
decision. There1l be no more re-
examinations against ex-partner
Jerry Lewis and. to prove 1t,
there is big portrait OF the two
stars together. on the piano in
his living room. Incidentally,
Dean and Jerry are making more
money Individually than they
did as a team. James Mason
socked what he termed the Brit
ish Gutter Press" in an English
publication titled, Truth" And,
to push his point further home,
James praised the newspapers
and reporters of this country.
jean FOntaine, bedded for
two weeks with the virus. is ex-
pected back today in Until They
Sail" at Metro.
~ X 4
Dawn Adams husband, Prince
VittoriO MaSsimO-one Of the
oldest titles in Europe--!s play
ing a bit role in "A Farewell to
Arms" Dawn is planning a
move. 1.-THE Silent Enemy" with
Laurence Harvey. :. VIII some
one please talk Ernest Borgnine
out of growing a beard for his
Viking" picture with Kirk
Douglas?
A thought left over from the
academy television show Celeste
Holm would look younger with
a softer hair-do. and people
are still wondering why Jerry
Lewis was not his scinsillating
self.
Marion Brando has to be a
millionaire. For "Sayonara" his
pay is 100000 plus a percentage.
He is adamant about discussing
any of his private life, and SHES
away from all lady reporters for
this reason. His next movie will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
BRANCH DRIVEN
AIRPORT
RI. !. Z. NJ. LoEw'S. so. s-s52a
MT. VERNON OPEN AIR


hICHmUHu Hwy. so. OF NICK.
Open $50. Show Starts at Z.
poUR oi TfsN III T TeivE al s y
JOCK MAHONEY MARTHA HYER,
SHOWDOWN. AT ABILENE" at 4
and 1918. Riddles Under IL Free.
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SUPER CWIEE I"d 1o , "sts ivy

DEBORAH KERR. "TEs AND syn
''sTAP OF INDIA . 30. Fri and
Sat. Big Rock and :Rol, Jam 1,t,
R W. '7 r. = P$ci: ''-'T-'1rf IN
TIVE DOCKS" Plus WORLD WITH
OfYT EEYN
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Louis Bernheimer's Theaisrs

rVurIY 2los Psnn,ylvenio Ave. NV.
WAheAA re 7.oleA
GREGORY PICK, HELEN .MgEI,ssTcooTIT.
FIGHTER at $50 $40. 10.
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Starts Tomorrow.
ERNEST BORGNINE. MARTY"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22
Quinn in Western
AT the Columbia

1.-THE Ride Back Cat Loew's
Columbia Theater) is an outdoor
adventure yarn that leans more
to mood and suspense than to
action. 1t presents Anthony
Quinn. who makes a habit of
being an extremely competent
actor. as a fugitive in Mexico
from a couple Of Texas murder
charges. William Conrad, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-22

$751; 900 dining room project
and q heating system conversion
were approved. however.
Cedar Knoll School tfor de-
linquent teen-agers)-The COM
mittee allowed q $6l.3O0 dining
room addition. $10,30O for food
lighting and a $500 recreation
area project but ruled out an
$83.500 security fence and
spending on heating, sinks,
wainscoating and electric meters.
Maple Glen school (for
younger delinquents) The COM
mittee pared down estimates on
two. cottages and q storage build
ing, and vetoed another cottage,
a 100000 athletic field. some
terracing to combat erosion and
some tamperproof heating. A
new storm sewer and some tot
lets were approved.
Children's Center-The COM
mittee disapproved all three
PROTECTS 1898. 900 administra-
ton building. $1,000 garage and
q $4,000 road.
District Village (for the aged)
The committee drastically cut
estimates for o warehouse and
new dormitories, saying they
needed restudy. It disallowed new
staff housing, road paving and
lighting. fencing and wains-
coting.
Junior village (for dependent
Ichildren) - The committee al
lowed half the 100000 wanted
for a school addition but recon-
mended deferring q security cot
tage. two other cottages. and an
infirmary and administration
building until after the proposed
delinquency study. It also dis
allowed items for paving, street
lighting and sidewalks.