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Au TIHI0s; :; OWEN 4 SON

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuARrF
SEMlDkTACHED BRICK DWFII,-
ING BEING KNOWN AS PREM-
tSES NUMBER 1928 FORT DAVIS
STREET SOUTHEAST
by virtue OF q certain deed Of trust
guy recorded In Liber No. 1855.
rrodiio % e. seq; Of the land rec
and al the request q the u partS
secured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED
trustees will sell. at public auction
IN front Of the premises, on NON
Kay THE T.WENTY-SECOND DAY
SF July, AID. 1868. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM, the following -de-
n the District Of Columbia, and
designated as and being Lot 10 In
square 5379 In subdivision made
the Office Of the Surveyor Tor the
D d En,;t e e Columbia in Liber i1S
TERMS: Sold subject TO a prior
building association deed OF trust
Tor approximately S17,1O6.6O; fur
ther particulars OF which will be
announced at time Of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust TO be
Rsi an n C. cash sh,.,,,.d deposit Of $500
Conveyancing recording, recorda-
ton taxes. etc, at purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as Of date OF
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resoid al
the discretion OF the trustees.
MEL ID. EHRL1CH,
DONALD A. BROWN,
lyl1,13,16,1s,20 Trustees.
THos. =. OWEN a SON
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LEGAL NOTICES
STUART \. RoBEsON.
Attorney fer Plaintiffs,
02S goth Street NV.
Filed April 80. 1858,

y 49, eAaNA&A VNe 4UuVg
HARRY n. HULL Clerk
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Column
bia.-The DUNBARroN STREET
ETHoDIsT EPIs o PAL
CHURCH. ct 81, Plaintiffs, W.
Unknown Heirs ct Law. Devisess.
Alienees OF the Persona Interrad
In Mt, Zion Cemetery. Defendants
Civil Action No, biB-63 or
der for Publication. -The object
q this suit Is TO obtain an order
o. this court TO disinter the bodies
y tnoso buried on the east side
o. the MT. Zion Cemetery. on
m0Jlon OF the attorney for the
RlainJitIa. 1t Is BY the Court this
IysE gay q April, 1868. Or
DsEkD, that the unknown heirs
Jaw. aevisees and alienees Of
side 81 the NJ. Zion c sns ssrs
which is In parts Of Lots 500 81
SQUARES 1888 and 1885 OF the
records Of the Surveyors Office
OF the District OF Columbia a.
per description given In the COM
paint, cause their appearance TO
pc entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring after
the expiration Of three 49, months
from the date Of the first publi-
cation hereof: otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with as In case
this order be published twice a
month for three (3) successive
months In the washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star.
DAVID "A. PINE, Judge. (Seal.l
a True Copy. Test; HARRY N.
my2, D-ie6. 13-iyll,io
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a PUBLIC HEARING having bee1
held BY the Commissioner. n al
IN the matter Of closing certain
street area and public ALLEYS IN
y. C.. as hereinafter described.
ana, as such Commissioner are AZ
the opinion that the street area
ana alleys referred to should he
closed, NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
tnat under date Of July 2, l063
tney nave prepared the FOLLOWING
order: ORDERED: That pursuant
70 the provisions Of Pub. Act 307
approved Dec. 10. 1882, the street
s Aho aliey areas as shown on plats
neg neg IN the surveyors Office.
same TO take effect on ana sfter
AUGUST IL, 1868; the title ~ ~
land comprised IN said areas so
closed to revert to the abuftinS
property owners rs shown on said
maps; the said closinRs h tsks
effect Jointly or separately by
subsequent order or orders on fhe
eIIectiye date aforesaid, according
70 Items 2. 3, 4. g, q, and 8 81
paaeeinic hearing held on June ii,
1yo3. described as follows: 12i
ES55o3sing part pub. alley, Sq. 100:
E3l Closing part pub. alley, So. rs:
~. SioSing part Edwin st. NE,
part Myrtle ST. NE Bel Ny ortb
Capitol st. and LIST St; IN ClnaA =.
ing part Call Place Sc. bet. bSrd
aana path Sts.: (s) Closing part
1th st. s.W. bet. st. and MSins
aye; and part pub. aliey a..
.S-4Sy Any and ali parties IN.
ttSSI ne must file. in writing, with
We commissioners ID. G.. ohiec-
tons. II any, to these ciosinSs y,
e. 20 any item providing Tor ths
ssiosing listed above, within M
3y-oay period prior to AUGUsT
Il. 1908: otherwise said CLOSING
t tH 9ecome effective on and after
tnat cate, IN accordance with Inc
Dec. 10. 1882 w. nj T0pp 1fSRr y
z J. CLARKE, j. B. Duncan
commissioners, d, c.
0,l1,l2,13,16,16
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LOAN MANAGER

lent position Tor qua auslit hs is edfSI-
duals in the installment lendinn
iield.. Must be experienced n
direct or indirect lending, Growth
potential unlimited for enthusias-
TIC, hard-working individual who
wants TO achieve executive man
ngement level. Send resume To
BOX 443-A, Star.
BODY SHOP MECHANTC-OpeninT
I0r exper. body mechanic by
SneVrolet dealer. Excel. opport,
a a0r r, sood sarnings With Che best
EATON CHEVROLET. INC an
and Florida ave, ne. cal III
billiard, 547-i4O0, for intervieW
b sn.al or bakers helper. expert
40th ave, HyattsVilie. Nd O 3
BNO,OkKEEPER-Full charge. to asa
sumo office.warehouse mansRef-f
ship wLgrowins concern. 5liO-IS2o
BOYs-BOYs-BOYS
1a-l7. from Montgomery Co. area.
tor peasant outside sales. SILK
n ssur salary 70 start plus bonuses
puS enence 20 win q free trir
sS.sr AVhk. no experience nec-
esSary put must be neat. cour.
locus and ambitious. cali kss-
S 10y between 9A12 am. for aps
BkICkLAYERs WANTED-Too
wages, only first-elass mechanics
neeo apply: St. Barnabas road
SCI . blocks past Wheeler ROAD
9noer water tower. See JIM. :
bkICkLAYERS WANTED al I55S
vee hwy" y mile beyond Fairfax,
CARPENTER FOREMAN--Fxp- man
20 supervise Carpenter work Al
housing DEVELOPMENT in District
helghts area. Apply Mr., Oray.
I1O0 block Of Walker Mn ri.
WILDWOOD subdivision.
CARPENTERS. top men. tor paT.
permanent work. Year round, trim
and frame. 474-7337 or 474-
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Notice

Pursuant to the Rules Of the red
eral Communications Commission,
notice IL hereby given that on
July B. 1868, The Evening Star
Broadcasting Company Rendered
for filing with the Commission
applications for renewal OF M
Licenses TO operate station WAGAL,
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ton WMAL-FM. 1913 me-, WASH
ington, d. G.. and Station WNlAL-
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in the public interest.
The officers and directors Of The
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pany are: John w. Thompson, jr.,
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tor: Theodore N Mcdowell, Assist
ant. Secretary; Richard 8. Stakes,
Assistant Treasurer; 8. II. Kauff-
mann, Director; Crosby N. Boyd,
director: B. M. McKelway, Direc-
tor. George e. Hamilton. In.
Director, and Godfrey w, KAuff-
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Members Of the public who desire
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attention facts concerning the
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United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing q Probate Court.-Estate Of
MAUDE ]. CARR, Deceased Mo.
10s.933, Administration Docket
STANDARDIZATION having been
made herein for probate Of the
deceased, and for letters testament
tary on said estate. BY CONWAY
p CoE. Jr.. II Is ORDERED this
10th day Of July, A. d. 1868, that
Ethel G. Brennon. Nellie c. Mcneil,
Robert H. Cannon, John c. Gam
non, John H. Lambert, George =,
Mcneil, IT,, Ann NJ. Coe, Maude L.
Epting, Helen M. Hansen, Ann q.
Vogel, and all others concerned,
appear in said Court on Monday,
the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1858,
at 1000 O'clock am, to show
cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof
be published in the "Washington
Law Reporter and "The Evening
Star" once In each Of three sue
cessive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned. the first publi-
cation to be not less than thirty
days before said return day. Wit
ness, the Honorable MATTHEW p.
MCGUIRE, Chief Judge Of said
Court, this 10th day Of July, A, ID.
1858. (Seal.) Attest: ALIENR M,
IVORY, Deputy REGISTER OF Wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court. jy11,1S,25
REAgnNKn a nAVWO a1N------
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MILTON n. BURKE, Attorney
1910 Vermont Aeenua NV


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
tor the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing 9 Probate Court.-Estate Of
ALICE g. SWARTz. Deceased.-
10; lOS. 92l, Administration Docket
ZZo:-Application having been
made herein for probate Of the
last viii and testament Of said
deceased, and for letters o. adj
mlnlstratton, eta, on said estate,
ny DAVID SIMONe, Il IL ORDERED
this 10th day Of July. A. ID. 1868.
that ROBERT NEHIlS, NARY RITA
SlzEMORE. JOAN M. 6OUSA.
NARY r.. GETTY NEHIS, Pa
TRICIA GEORGE, the unknoWn
heirs. at law and next Of Kin OF
the deceased. and all others con-
cerned, appear In said Court on
Monday, the 18th day Of August,
AID. 1868 at 1000 O'Clock am,
70 show cause why such applica-
ton should not be granted. Let
notice hereof be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening STAR once in each
Of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned,
the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return
Gay. witness, the Honorable NAT
THEW F. MCGUIRE. Chief Judge
O. said Court, this 10th day Of
July, A. D. 1858. (Seal.l Attest:
PETER J. MCLAUGHLIN. Deputy
Regtster Of Wills for the District
o. Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. lyl1s1S,Zo
NRFrWTAYUTRHEn 111------
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HELP MEN
CONTINUED


AUTO MECHANIC, AL, must be
experienced on all makes and ca
pable Of running shop, Fairfax
area. CIR. 3-1566.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTER, comma
sion basis with plenty Of work
PAUL.s AUTO BODY. 940-030V. !.
AUTO Statesmen - q dependahie
men desiring to learn automobile
business are needed In growing
young Ford leadership. Now Is the
time to start, get in on the ground
floor. Demonstration furnished.
other 60; benefits, Cali JOE RED,
572-6191 for appointment. =
AUTO MECHANICS (2) must Sc
exper. on foreign cars. Plenty Of
work. Good working cond, Only.
sober and reliable men need ap-.
ply. SPORTS MOTOR gERVICD. :
INC. ia. 5-0491.
BACKHoE OPERATOR, experisnoed
call sP. 3-6634. MR.. MORGAN
BAKER, bench work exper. Day
work. .AVIGNoNE FREREs, i777
Columbia I'd. NV.
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f. ''1|' y II IL III III h

out-Of-TOwn ROte. $l.l0 Per Line
; or More Times. Sl.00 Per Line
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WILSON PERSONNEL,
ADM ASST
OFFICE JOBS
FOR YOUNG MEN
MANY, MANY MORE
DAY PERSONNEL


1913 III" st. NV. DI. 7-ess5
AIR CONDITIONING MECHANICS,
Tor commercial and residential
systems. Must be experienced IN
field and shop work, steady en-
ploXment for men who qualify.
Call after 3 pm. 262-2422.
AIR CONDITIONING. refrigeration,
piping and service mechanic. Top
salary. POUND BROS. JE. 3-34SS'
AIR CONDITIONING, refrigeration
and heating mechanic. Other
mechanical exper. helpful. Good
wages and working eond. Steady
smploymsnt; Call DE-. assoc. ask
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN with car
70 help me with sales. S34O mo.
plus. Mr.. kDSALL. uN. 4-660l.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMEN =
progressive growing firm with In
teresting variety Of work has per-
manent positions for senior drafts
men with three years min. full
time exper. ANTHONY p, MUSO-
limo. ala. FE. $685..
ASSISTANT MANAGER for out
standing washington restaurant.
for immediate employment. Excel
lent opportunity. experiences es-
sential. Phone DI, 7-0S47 bet. s
and IL am, 3 and 8 pm.
ASST. MGR, for Well-knoWn cater.
Ing firm. Experienced ON Con-
tinental foods and sale. State
age, salary and knowledge. Box
24O-A, star.
AUTOMOBILE BODY NAN = LIST
class only, interesting pay plan,
incl. vacation. disqualification and
bonuses When you apply, bring
your tools. see Mr.. Wise, LOGAN
MoIoR CO., 11bO goth st. NV.
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AUTO. TRANSMISSION
AUTO MECHANIC

Az ~ MEOf1hN1C
Brake and front-end man. TOP
comm. plus. guar. weekly income.
All fringe benefits. Apply MER-
CHANTS TIRE CENTERS, 2l1
Hungerford dr.. Rockville, Nd, or
call 424-3245. Mr.. Campbell. for
AUTO MECHANICS, Chev, pref, /
exper. truck mech. and 1 zen.
mech. Also 1 fabrication man,
only those men wanting perm,
well-paying Jobs, pd. vacs. and
holidays need apply. Best hosp.
DENsLAdER. WIssiNdER CHEW
c cSafsE. S So' Jr7 s.SS SSECRS:r'' Falls
AUTO MECHANIC = Experienced
Chrysler mechanic 10 work In
growlng shop. Apply In person.
Bee Mr.. Ryan, Service Dept. BAN
NINo a SONS MOTORS, $500
Baltimore ave, Hyattsviile, Nd.
AUTO; MECHANICS = Due TO trs-
we can place at once 2 mechan-
les In permanent top-paying po-
sition. It will be 70 your ad-
vantage TO know OF the many
benefits when working with the
aTs9s s 6sgSsr, dealer i,,rSS Sc M N
S Hp k SYilnaoIs Saa.ssco. o oi'Oe
AUTO SALES REPRESENTATIVES,
(2l-Metro Buick dealer desires
2 experienced. sober men TO sell
new and used automobiles, Pc
siTH6ls position Sat,sn WITH growing
NeW-car manaeer, MILLER BUICK,
INC, 800 ~ Wash. st.. Rock
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SALE---Repossessed 1862 Plymouth
ssSi T i1yss son y SSHssS,!sse r ia NO Ss.
ceived July 2b, 1893, AZ 4i0O
Georgia Avenue NV, Washing
ton / 1. d. c.. where the car may
be inspected. jyit,l2.i3
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OFFICIAL NnrInES

COMMISSIONERS, D. q. waning
Ton. July 9. 1963.-Pursuant 70
the requirements Of Title 2S, u. a
Code. Section 1873, notice Il hereby
given that the Commissioners in
tend TO make the following high
way improvements in the District
o. Columbia. w Street SCI, be-
tween Nichols Avenue and 18th
street. All persons interested in
this proposed work are notified
tnat the Commissioners will hold
Rupllc hearing at the District
55aHllieaing on Thursday. July 25,
R oo1, ~ IO'90 am. IN the Board
WALTER N. ToBRfNER. d r. &
DUNCAN, C. NJ. DUKE. Col. Com.
misSioners, D. c. two in
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when answertno advertisement
addressed to Star bo1es DO NOT
tnelose original references, pho
togrdDhs or other materials Of
peraoHdl vGlue. Coptss seFve the
purpose. Originals mag get lost.
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THOS. J. OWEN q SON
AuctiOneers, iii Z st. NV.
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M sARAH 0 osfS


o. o. SLOAN CO. INC lEst Is9ll AuetIonsera and Appre
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ROW BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
AS PREMISES 524 PARK ROAD
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
GrysIer Fund Awards
College Scholarships
To HIty-Eve Kids

The Chryslcr Corporation
Fund has announced the award
ing of 35 college scholarships
to sons and daughters Of Cnrys-
Ter employees.
OF this total, 10 are new schol-
arships awarded to commended"
students who competed in the
National Merit Scholarship pro-
gram and are in addition TO the
Is Chrysler Merit Scholarships
previously announced for final
lists in the program.
Ranging in value from $1,000
TO $4,000. the four wear scholar
ships represent the Cnryslcr Cor.
poration Funds second year of
participation in the annual pro-
gram OF the National Merit
Scholarship Corporation (NMSC),
an independent organization de.
voted solely to scholarship ac-
tivities.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
How to save money and
the freedom to enjoy it

tant jobs cut out for it. One of
the most important is making
yourself financially strong.
Another is helping our Govern
ment stay financially strong SO
we can shoulder the costs of the
struggle for freedom.
1t adds up to the fact that
buying Savings Bonds is one
of the most fruitful ways you
can help keep America free
SO you can enjoy the things
you're saving for. Why not start
buying Bonds when it will do
the most good today?
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
m l.S

pupil viii have rs much indl-
Nidual attention as possible. lie
said that IN view OF the over
crowdlns in junior and senior
mgn scnOOl facilities. the chml-
nation of one half day OF the
seventh grade Will give relief TO
the secondary schools. This year
there we're 20.582 students in the
seventh grade; 27,G4l in the
first. and -. .437 in the fourth
other curtailmcnts which have
been recommended by the super
lnlcndcnt for fail include kinder
gartcn enrolment IN September
only Ianothcr near $4,000 kind
crgartcns are enrolled annually
in February: curtailment OF all
eNiaculricular activity in junior
and senior high schools through
elimination of compensatory
TIME Tor teachers m thcSc grades.
and reduction of study hall for
senior high schools Adult cdu-
cation, athletics. school lunch
school are to be conducted on a
self supporting basis only, hcsald
These changes will place diff
licultcS on pupils, parents and
The school staff This regret.
but these steps offer the best
program possible under present
conditions. We Will Try to provide
the best education possible until
We can find solution TO what
| hcpo is temporary crisis,
t n, Nr,v.po1I
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
Detroit Man Appointed To Top
Level Post Office Position

relations in the Post office De
artments Chicago region
Making the announcement. Mr.
)ay pointed out that Young IS
hc second Negro TO serve at
this personnel level in. the De
.,artmcnt ; regional sctup. lhice
weeks ago he announced the
appointment of John II. Strac-
han as Assistant to the Regional
Director for the New YORK
cglOn
Making the announcement. Mr..
Day pointed out that Young is
he second Negro to serve at
this personnel level in the De
partmcnts regional setup. Three
weeks aCo he announced the ap-
poincmcnt Of John II. Strachln
rs Assistant 10 the Regional III
rector for the New York Region.
In further implementation of
President Kcnnedy's directive for
equality Of opportunity. Mr.. Dav
also has sent letters 10 10000
postal contract stations through
out the country notifying them
that racial discrimination would
be followed within 2 4hours by
cancellation of their contracts.
Young is native of Tusca.
looSa. Ala. Like Strachan, he is
a college graduate. an Army vet
eran and a career postal employ
&c. Under Regional Director Don
aid l. Swanson he will handle
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and other per.
sonnel matters for some $4,000
employees in the Chicago region.
covering Illinois and Michigan.
While working for the Depart
ment he attended night classes
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22

Airman Terry 0. Hudson son
of Mr.. Lucious ID. Hudson of
2042 Indiandalc ST.. will attend
the technical flaming course
sfor service specialists at Green.
vile AFB, Mississippi.
Airman John A. Hill, Jr.. son of
Mrs. Almcta Hill on 4039 I.ovctt
ST., will attend the technical
training course for Air Police.
men at Lakeland lie attended
Northwestern High School.
Airman Lawrence Murray, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Muir
ray of l5745 Quincy. will be
assigned to March AFB. Calf.
for training and duty as a plumb
er. He attended Cooley High
School.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22

IF you're like most Americans
i today, you've come to the
realization that saving money
isn't enough for the future.
More and more people are ask
ing themselves, What else can
! do? How can make my fam
ily's and my country's future
more secure?"
Part of the answer to this
question is: invest in United
States Savings Bonds.
The money you put into
Bonds has some mighty impor-
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22

DR.. Samuel NJ. Brownell. Su-
perintendcnt of Detroit Schools,
announced today that in Sep
tcmber the first, fourth. and
seventh grades will 90 on half
day sessions. The Board of Ed
ucation this week requested the
Superintendent and school staff
room programs, and summer
10 select three grades for half
day sessions.
Approximately 71,0O0 boys and
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22

girls will divide morning and
afternoon school shifts as part
Of the curtailmcnt program
brought about by a cut in next
years school bud get. Failure
OF the April election TO provide
operating millage and bonding
su1l Is has prccpiiatcd school
planning for next year to match
expenses to incom.
There is no easy. desirable,
or completely cjuitablc answer
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
kt 4th and 9TH Graders Affected
$1,000 Face Ha|f-Days Of School

to this problem said DR. Brown
I'll explaining that full &C
Vcation day for boys and girls
in three grades was as important
as any other grade. He pointed
cut, too, that the teachers Of
these grades were just as i'm
portant and carried on as valu.
able function as a teacher in all
the other grades.
However. when faced with
the task of singing out three,
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22

Ground breaking eeremon-
les we're heii recently for
Church Homes. an Atlanta. Ca.
rejection housing develop
which is being sponsored by
Wheat Street Baptist Church
CONSTRUCTION Of the 5-miIIion-
dollar. 50l-vnit low rental hovs-
ing apartment project is al
ready underway. The Federal
Housing Administrstion-finane
ed project was launched by
the historic, 5.000-membership
Atlanta church with the coop
Grafton Of the Atlanta Urban
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22

the school. the staff and | after
much careful study. selected
first, fourth. and seventh be.
cause there is spread Of two
years between each grade, said
Di. Brownell.
Specifically. Dr. BrowrclI out
lined these reasons:
|. If half-da. should continuc
for Dctrot because Of lack
Of financial support, these
grades would not give any one
child more than one split
year out Of three
,. No teachers are to be dis
missed. This plan will facilitate
the placement of some teach
crs in vacancies for which they
are suited. They will be AS
signed TO fill spots vacated
because OF annual retire
meat, resignation. and to
meet the additional needs of
the extra 5000 cnrollmonts
coming in the fall The say
ingS in cost Will result from
hayin- onc-thrd less teach
crs for the throc grades on
half day sessions.
B. These three grades distribute
as cquiiably as possible through
oui the iC,al school system the
IMPACT Of half day sessions
Or. Browncll said that these
three grades Will have classes of
lp.roxinatclN - So that each
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22

Church Homes corporation
president. in turning the first
spade OF dirt on the 22-acre
site, located a short distance
from the cnuren in the Avb.
Urn Avenue area of northeast
Atlanta.
At left. Mayor Ellen address
es the ground breaking eere-
mones, while in right photo.
E. M. Martin, Atlanta Life
vice president and secretary,
speaks TO the group. Leaders
from The business and civic
community of Atlanta. along
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
OUR MEN
IN SERVICE

LAKELAND AFB. Tex.--Three
Detroit, Mich. men have receiv.
ed new training and duty assign.
ments in United States Air Force
Job specialities following compile.
ton OF their basic military train.
ing here.