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LEGAL NOTICES

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SAEETERlA;;, VIII ORD WAR:
CO.; WASHINGTON ELECTRO.
TYtE CO., INC. ,EAsHiNoToN
sEpH WEBER; JOSEPH y
WATKINS; L. WEINsTEtN: LENA
krvWkLD; 0ERTRupE ~ WEI
!: -WEST, MILLER KENYON, Eu.
GENE e; ooTT, and DISTRICT
RDIr West 4 y WHi4R' wI II rWFsT (
Wills: sTANlEY B. Wills Willis;
< ISAAC B. ho fR1fnSSE T TS,is.
tees for Neannie Koika; 0EoRdE
MoRTHiNdTcN; AMk 4.
WURzBACHER, Holders Of COM
mon stock Of Plaintiff corpora
Ion; UNKNOWN HOLDERS OF
CORPORATION, Defendants. =
ORDER OF PUBLICATION AND
FOR DROPPING OF PARTIES
This action came on 10 be heard
upon sthe wotion Of defendants
ssin parties " a., SS.i. sSs,e and aP
% Of the Federal Rules 81 Civil
Procedure: that the first trust
holders and the stockholders Of
the piaintiii corporation each con-
stitute 2 class so numerous % to
make II inpractieable 10 bring
them all before the court. and
that Il IL therefore appropriate
under said Rule that certain Of
said first trust bondholders. sec.
ond trust bondholders and certain
Of said stockholders act IN these
proceedings IS representatives Of
thelr respective classes, Il 10 this
lSth DAY Of February; 1888, OR:
trust bondholder. second trust
bondholder or stockholder Of the
plaintiff corporation who fails 70
appear IN this action within sixty
days from the date Of this order
shall be automatically dropped as
> party herein: provided that fifst
trust. bQndholders. second trust
bondholders and stockholders OF
the defendant corporation who
may have already appeared In
this action or who do appear
herein. within said sixty day Pc
Rod shall be considered Is acting
as the representatives Of and on
eennlf OF all first trust bond.
and stockholders Of the defendant
vided further that this shall Be
without prejudice TO the right o.
any .first trust bondholder. second
trust hondholder or stockhoIder Of
the defendant corporation who
may hereafter. be dropped Is .
party under this order to apply
20 this court. after notice. for
leave 70 intervene herein. 2. The
plelntin shall cause . CODY Of this
for three successive weeks IN the
Mashington Law Reporter and in
The Washinston Evening Star, the
nrst publication to be at least
forty days prior TO the expiration
OF the Aforesaid sixty day period
q. CHARLES p MCLAUGHLIN,
y ,..,. =. sea- A TTgs Copy. AZ.
JOHN q, THOMAS. Deputy CLERK
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CRAFTSMAN
ELECTRONIC
TEST
SPECIALISTS

Science Degree OF
minimum 2 years accredit-
ed engineering college
plus industrial experience
In electronics, fire control
or ma vigational aids,
knowledge of analog COM
putors and Servo-Mechan.
isms helpful, familiar with
varied test equipment, cal
ibrating and trouble shot
ing techniques for complex
assemblies.
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AIRLINES NEED

Young men. See our I'D under IN
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APARTMENT MANAGER, man with
engineering BACKGROUND capable OF
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maintenance and replacement work
IN cooperative apartment build
Ing; good salary with apartment
included. Call Mr.. Howell between
Q and 1920 am. for interview
II O, SMITHY CO., ST. $4,000,
81 18th st.. NV.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN for
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ARTIST ILLUSTRATOR, research
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ave NV. RIM. BIS. Call DI
7-4150 for interview time.
ASSISTANT DESK CLERK. part
time. white. approx. 25 hrs. wk.;
wonderful opportunity for retired
person. Apply HOTEL PENNSYL-
WANNA, 20 r at. NV, Mr.. Hudson,
between l0-H
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DAVID 4. WOIvERvoN. 1tioFas;
eel Evans Building

oNAS - WC8Nn4NOAys hbNJNM0y
col Evans Building
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
fer the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing 9 Probate Court.-Estate OF
HENRY w. HILL, Deceased. No.
" ,252. Administration Docket
Standardization having been
made herein for probate Of the
last will and testament OF said
deceased, and for letters tesla
mentary on said estate. By Agnes
N. Carey. II Is ordered this 24th
day Of February. AID. 1889. that
Ruby bill McNeal. and all Others
CONCERNED appear In said Court
on Monday, the 9th day OF April,
AID. 1859. at 1000 o'clock AM,
70 snow cause why such apphca-
ton should not be granted. Let
notice hereof be published In the
each OF three successive weeks
before the return day herein men.
TONED. the first publication 10 Be
not less than thirty DAYS before
the HoNoRABLR i. bicKINsso,sN
LIFTS. Chief Judge Of said Court,
,,ns 24th day of February, AID.
1853. Attest: FRANK j. BURK-
Arr. Deputy Register Of wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court.
fe2b-mh4.
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whsn snsysring edpsrtissmsnts
adeyssisd 70 Sta, boIsi 20 NOT
toOraphs or other materials OF
personal palne Copies seFpe th6
purposs' Originals may oct lost,
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COOK. white. experienced. refer
enees. Brotler and short order, Top
salary OLD COACH INN, Lee hwy. :,
Falriax, Va, CIR. 3-32e9
COOK, white. private club; O-day
week. hours f-lO pm. Cali OIL.
2-3S39.
DIRECTOR Of research, under so:
Ph ID. In physics, chemistry or
biology. Qualified to direct re-
search program In. the field OF
discussion. WALTER II. KESsLER,
Personnel Services, 654 Wash
Bldg, 18th and N Y. ave. NV,
ST 3-g442.
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experienced. for topogrsphic draft
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gineefing arm: modern air-cond
ofnces, conveniently located in
Arlington: permanent positions
with opportunity for advancement,
Call IA. $500 weekdays.
CRAFTSMAN
50 Yrs. exper. preferably. inelud-
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boards. Familiarity with NIL
xcF EEEcTRo SHsins isS S1'i Leslie ssit
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DRIVERS. colored, exper., in house,
hold moving and packing, good
salary and working conditions
Apply BETHESDA CHEVY CHASE
TRANSFER a STORAGE Co,
4sl9 st. Elmo ave. Bethesda.
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CLERK

Position available for per-
son with previous experience
as accounting clerk. book
keeping clerk, etc. Must be
fast and accurate with fig-
ures. SB5 wk. to start. with
good chance for advance
ment. Paid vacation. sick
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transportation and life in
Surance.
D. c. Transit System, Inc
$500 N St. NV.
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Auto Body
AND
Fender Men ca

Over 1900 per annum pay. hospi-
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heated shop, shower. bath, etc
Pleasant eoneenial working combs
More work on hand now than can
flnish In 3 months. Your reputa-
ton and honestly must be good
Apply MT. Stevens, BENNiNO
AUTO SALES, 1000 Benning I'd.
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FaANK VAN SAINT, Attorney.
20l6 Washington Lean ana
Trust Building.

United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF COLUMBIA,
Holding Probate Court. - NO
e0006, Administfatton.-This II
TO Give Notice: That the sub
seriber, Of the District Of Co
lumbiA has obtained from tn
Probate Court Of the District ol
Columbia. Letters Of Administra.
ton, C.T.A.. on the estate Of
MAMIE !, SMITH, late Of thu
District Of Columbia, deceased,
All persons having claims AGAINST
the deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authen-
ttcated, to the subscriber. on OF
before the 18th day Of August
AID. 1859; otherwise they may
BY law be excluded from all bene-
ilt Of said estate. Given under
my hand this 18th day OF Feb.
ruary. 1853. EDNA Ii. CRAM.
MOND. 1924 Tilden Street NV
lSeal) Attest: THEODORE cOGS-
WELL, Register OF Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. fe25-mh4.ll
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hELP--MEM

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
We specialize In These Positions
ATLAS A0CY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
ACCT, sr. and Jr. High Salary
Constr. estimator - 70 $3.50 Wk.
IBM operator to Se5 VIZ
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1904 N. Y. Ave. RE. 1880
ACCT. ar for CpA 10 81 s00
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OFFICE
TECHNICAL

AIR CONDITIONING and heating
sales representative desired by
local distributor for nationally
known equipment. Salary and Ior
commission Give brief resume
for interview purposes. Write Box
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AERODYNAMICS AND
WIND TUNNEL

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advanced aerodynamics per-
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interested in wtnd-tunnel test
and researeh related TO hyper:
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transfer. gAs dynamics and
INSTRUMENTATION teehniaues.
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HELp MEN
tcoNflNuEpl
AUTO EXPANSION
PROGRAM

SERVICE MANAGERS; PARTS AMI
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fered by Washington's LARGEST
imported car dealer. Interviews
between les pm, Must have refer
ences. Ask for Mr.. Hers0n.
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ENGINEER, colored, for NV, apt
and Be exper' IN apt. house main.
tfnance work: sober, reliable. nj
childreni salary plus apt. Cal
Mr.. cARAfACK, Di, 7-l347,
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.LECTHONIC
ENGINEER

@@ - = .
ENGINEER
Our expanding program provides
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as familiarity with NIL specifica-
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ents. For further information, call
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5 pm.
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QUALITY CONTROL
ENGINEERING

Openings In this important en-
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men with BIS In ChemE, EE
Metz and Me. Qualified en-.
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assignments in Boeing's Material
Control Laboratory q highly
creative and professional en-
vironment.
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AUTO SALESMAN
USED CARS

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Earnings unlimited. Need a tor,
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Assignments include design. re
search and DEVELOPMENT II
primary and secondary struc
tuRe: test. stress and weight
analysis Of aircraft, guide
missiles and space vehicles
aluminium structures are in
volved, along with exotic metals
ceramics. plastics and othe
materieis.
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MANUFACTURING
RESEARCH
FACILITIES
ENGINEERING

Opportunities for ArchE, ME
Re, CE or ChemE experienced
in industrial plant facilities
The major areas Of interest are
plant engineering, equipment
design, mechanical design, cleo
trical design and ground sup
port.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-04
ELECTRoNIC SCIENCES

Openings here are for all level
In mathematics, physics. else
trieal and eleetronie engineefinl
and others. ASSIGNMENTS In
elude research and development
in antennaS and Transmission
lines, radome walls. dialecticI
Of materials, launch and sup
port and electronic ground sup.
port test equipment. There are
immediate opportunities fol
qualified persons In
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Must have fun experience in main.
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ences needed; best Of wages paid
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MATHEMATICAL
ANALYSIS

Professional personnel with de-
greeS IN mathematics, physics
or englneering are needed To
perform research and consulting
ANALYSIS, elasticity and pias-
ITCHY, celestial mechanics. noise
and information theory. nu-
merieal analysis and statistics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-07

of Park officials to agree to a
cross-park project.
Park officials indicated a be-
lief that the cross-park high
way could permanently end
any thought of bringing an ex-
lpressway from Maryland south
Through the upper center sec
ton of Rock Greek Park.
Mr.. Mclaughlin said the
new proposal may delay slightly
the Mass Transportation Plan,
which after its presentation to
the White House is due to go
to Congress. But planners still
hope to get the plan to Capitol
Hill soon and to get Congress
Isional action on financing by
early next year. The plan will
call for more than 50 billion
| in highway and mass transit
expenditures in the District
and its suburbs.
Specific financing proposals
have not yet been disclosed.
No action was taken yeSter-
day with respect to the Wis
consin avenue corridor north OF
Tenley circle. The city has
tentative plans for a tunnel
under the circle to tie in with
the projected Glover-Archbolo
parkway. Funds for starting
this parkway are in the budget
for the year starting July /
but some civic groups have OBJ
jected strenuously to this prof.
ect.
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PLUS chance to WIN $3.50 RCA
Stereophonic Consoleseyour new di-
mension in sound. Nothing to buy.
no obligations mo strings attached
MOI applicable wkers IscsI Isus prohibh.
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Delegate Thomson
Declared Nominee

Incumbent Delegate James
M. Thomson of Alexandria yes
terday was declared the official
Democratic nominee since no
one filed against him for the
July primary.
Samuel D. McIlwain. chair
man of the Alexandria City
Democratic Committee, made
the announcement in accord
ance with the Virginia election
laws.
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Or. Thomas A. Ray, 35, Of
1922 Lily Dhu lane, Falls Church,
Va, was killed last night when
his sports car smashed into a
tree at Westmoreland circle
NV. police said.
The car was travelling about
$50 miles an hour on Dalecarlia
parkway. police said. and skid
ded SO feet before hitting the
tree. The impact was so great
the top was torn from the car
and hurled 10 feet. The doc
tor was alone in the car.
Police said several other per-
sons have been killed and many
others seriously injured when
their cars hit the same tree.
DR.. Ray, a urologist with Of
fees at 1901 North Fairfax
drive, Arlington, was a native
of Washington. He attended
Mckinley High School and re-
ceived his medical degree from
Johns Hopkins Medical School
in Baltimore in 1852.
DR.. Ray served his internship
and residency in New Haven
Conn Hospital.
He was a member Of the
Fairfax County Medical Asso-
citation, the Arlington County
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CAR OVERTURNS,
KILLS SALESMAN

A former Washington rug
salesman, now working out of
Richmond, was killed last night
when his car overturned near
Triangle, Va.
He was Joseph Patrick Pow
ers, %, an ex-Marine, who had
lived at 1914 Hamlin street
NE. until transferred to Rich
mond three months ago. He
had been a salesman for Penn
Carpet City, Inc, $50 E street
NV, for more than a year
before he was reassigned to
the firms store in Richmond.
The accident occurred about
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Skidding Sports Car Rams Tree,
Killing Falls Church Doctor

lO:45 pm. on State Route 6l9
a mile and a quarter east Of
U. s. Route / in Prince VIII
liam County, State Trooper
Lincoln Kayan reported.
The car, headed toward
Route / apparently at high
speed, ran of the road ut Q
curve and rolled over several
times in a field about 400 feel
from the road.
1t came to rest upside dowr
with Mr.. Powers pinned be.
meath it, according to the
Dumfries-T Rescue
Squad, whose members re-
moved Mr.. Powers from the
wreckage and took him to the
Naval Hospital at Quantico
He was pronounced dead or
arrival there.
Mr.. Powers was engaged to
be married next month to q
Washington girl working fol
the Department of Justice, q
spokesman for Penn Carpet
City said.
/ He was from New York City
originally, where his brother
Charles E. Powers of Elmont
Long Island. is vice president
of the Needletuft Division OF
Cabin Crafts, a carpet manu-
featuring firm with Offices in
Manhattan. His mother also
lives in New York.
The rescue squad said papers
on the dead man indicated he
had been discharged from regu-
lar duty with the Marines in
1952 and from the Marine Re-
serves in 1856.
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BurkIey Club Dinner
Will Be on Saturday

A dinner-dance for the Alben
Barley Democratic Club of
Prince Georges County, which
Maryland's Gov. Tawes and his
wife, will attend will be held
this Saturday at Morningside,
Md.
Due to a typographical error,
The Star on Monday reported
the dinner would be held May
%. Mrs. Barley, widow of the
Vice President for whom the
club is named, also will attend
the affair at the ICE Club, 6l19
Suitland road.
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Backs Downtown Route

Highway Department officials
last week revived a plan pro-
posed about two years ago to
connect the Wisconsin corridor
and the inner loop with a high
way circling south of the Naval
/ Observatory and joining the
loop near Massachusetts, avenue
east of Rock Creek and Po-
tomac parkway. But the Com
missioners tabled this plan
when they acted on the Wis
consin avenue corridor last
week.
Late yesterday, Maryland
National Capital Park and
Planning Commission went on
record as favoring an express
highway straight through Rock
Creek Park to carry Maryland
traffic downtown.
Chairman Herbert Wells said
he would appoint a committee
of commission members to dis
cuss the matter with officials
in the National Planning Com
mission and the National Park
Service before presenting the
resolution.
AS proposed by the planners,
the park throughway would ex-
tend from Forest Glen, where
the Circumferential will pass,
to the inner loop in the District.
The throughway question was
brought up at the commissions
meeting in Silver Spring by a
member, Louis A. Gravelle.
Vice Chairman Newton
Brewer aid: There is not a
single expressway in Mont
gomery County except part Of
Route 240. which ends nowhere
and has taken II or IL years
to build. We're not serving the
people who need to be served.
las planners interested in
Montgomery and getting people
to town we should come out in
favor of the Rock Greek Park
route. 1t wouldn't disturb the
park; it would open it up to
thousands who don't see it or
enjoy t now"
Immediate opposition came
from the National Park Service
where Eivind T. Scoyen, acting
director, said: Il am sure that
he National Park Service
always has opposed a speedway
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through Rock Greek and con-
tinueS to do So"
when ! was in Los Angeles,
I saw them take down a 10
story apartment to construct
a freeway. The only advantage
to building a highway through
Rock Creek is that it would
be cheaper, but it is a firm
policy of the National Park
Service that the values of the
parks are greater than the cost
of highways"
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Aasemly. Under the act. cltl.
xens BY petition can force the
holding OF q referendum 10 de-
termine whether the school
board should be ordered TO sell
public school property no
longer needed.
The circuit judge. however,
would have veto power over
such property disposal even Il
the voters approved II.
Sheriff Francis Slaughter. q
leader in a group Of some 50
county residents who originally
had planned to construct q
new building for private classes
next fall. said circulation Of
the petitions may start today,
Teachers Leaving
School supt. @. d. Gasque.
meanwhile, reported Warren
County High School may lose
so per cent Of It's teachers un-
less they receive l959-60 con-
tracts within the next few days,
Uncertainty clouds the next
school year because Of the i'm
tegration situation in the
county.
Mr.. Gasque, here for a meet
ing concerning explanation of
new school legislation. said 13
Of the high schools ~ faculty
members definitely win not re-
turn next year and another
nine have applied for jobs else
where.
Only 81 Negro students have
been attending the formerly
all-white school this semester.
while white students remained
in private classes.
Contracts Awaited
Meanwhile, the chairman of
the Warren County School
Board, E. T. Sinner, said yes
terday school officials. should
be able to line up many Of the
high school teachers for the
1959-60 term If contracts are
offered them in a reasonable
time.
He said a reasonable time
would be the first Of June.
Mr.. GaSque said the nine
teachers who have applied at
other schools would prefer to
stay in Front Royal. But he
said they would accept the
other offers unless they receive
Warren County contracts soon.
Mr.. GaSque said he will rec
ommend that the County Board
of Supervisors appropriate
school money on an annual
basis for the fiscal year be-
ginning July /. New State law
allows appropriations on a
monthly basis.
Security Lack Cited
The superintendent said the
high school teachers are not
leaving because they may have
to teach in racially mixed class
rooms next fall, but because
they have no security as a re-
suit of the public school situa-
ton in Warren County.
Twenty-one Negroes have
been attending the county's
only white school since Febru-
airy. Seven hundred eighty
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white students who normally
would 80 10 the school have
continued attending classes
sponsored BY the Warren
County Educational Founda-
ton.
Mr.. 0asQue said OF the "a
teachers leaving or seeking Jobs
elsewhere. six are currently
teaching az Warren County
High. He said 10 or II are
teaching IN the classes oper-
ated by the private educational
foundation.
Foundation Hires 2e
Twenty-six public high
school teachers are working
for the educational foundation.
Mr.. Basque said he believes
practically all OF them would
80 back TO the high school
next year II we could offer
them work. I don't think the
presence Of the Negroes would
keep them from the school"
Mr.. Sinner said. I'VE are
planning for what would be a
normal public school operation
in the fall with all the children
back in school,"
Duncan c. Glib, president
of the private school founda-
ton. said his group has not de-
cided whether 1t viii function
next year.
The Board Of Supervisors
tentatively plans to hold its
i050-60 budget hearing on
May Is. The proposed county
school budget for the coming
year totals ss2o.4O7.