Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1930, Page 20

ING STAR WASHIN GOWNS “oowns jj@rmlau“‘c oats 9~11~13 G St.NW. If you want to be amazed! | R R CENTRAL VOCATION ———| SCHOOL IS URGED 5555 Sentiment for Trade Training meeting. Bernard Brown, their first speaker, sounded the key note of their argument when he stated “Herndon does not look with favor on the board's plan of setting up & vocational school elsewhere in the county—it s bound to work to the detriment of Harndon.” 3 Robey urged Herndon as the logical site for a voeational school, stating the town was the commerciai center as well as the agricultural center of the county. work to the detriment of Herndon.” [3 equally good for the | Federal Government will refuse to con- S —— . tinue its financial assistance to Fairfax County unless the work is more cen- other sections of the county. John Rooney, representing COVIN | traiivocateq. Run and Darnesville Leagues took issue work from Floris to Herndon. asking the board to reconsider its action, and stating that the two committees unan- imously favored establishing a central school convenient to all sections on or The commitee will hold an executive also with the Herndon delegation, Pro- | session July 23 to consider the argu- testing the removal of the agricultural | ments brought out at Satyrday's hearing. Rye Agreement Signed. WARSAW, Poland, July 14 (#).—A near one of the main highways, in|marketing agresment for joint sale of spite of the fact that they are nearer [Polish and German rye on foreign Even in aggravated cases, comfort follows the healing touch of pointed out that Herndon has spent al- | to Herndon. He advocated the use of | marie. i most $80.000 on its school and that the | the present poor farm, spending Sev- | ooe: ‘.““";K“d; o g erthan people will resent losing their accred- | eral thousand dollars in renovating the | °¥ e was signed here yesterday. ited standing. R. N. Wrenn felt it | present building to serve for four or| OWINg to low prices an agreement would work & great 'n:kmanm onDranes- | five years until the county can bond | signed last Spring to regulate such deals, ville district e e business | jtself to provide a modérn building and | proved ineftective, many exporters al- Developed at Fairfax Mass Meeting. If you want to save money! V., If you want stunning styles! 7 e ik, o B bl s | [ Mosquite n, most House- Rold Posts school rather than vocational depart- ments in the present local plants urged that the supervisors continue the build- ing levy by means of which the present clerk’s office was built. F. S. Mc- Candlish, Fairfax's representative on the County School Board stated he is anxious to have vocational training made available to every child in the county even if it is necessary to sacri- fice college entrance requirement sub- . jects to make room in the curriculum. For Departments in Schools. R. Colton Lewis of Clifton, represent- ing Centerville Grange, advocated vo- cational departments in all the county high schools. Franklin Williams urged that Fairfax County emulate the ex- ample recently set by Arlington County and pass & bond issue to provide for real vocational expansion. Capt. Thurlow White of Baileys Cross N Roads took issue with Lewis on his plea for departments, dance was practically unanimous in school board choice of two her plea and arguments for a central L] A Dress for Every OccaSIOH «+ . for misses, women and little and larger women To Our granted it might be well to establish County Agent M. B. Derr, comment- | ready having concluded contracts for advising financing new construction by means of a county-wide bond issue he new plant. Mason Hirst and Martin Webb, rep- « . . fashion leaders in style and in fabric . . . HUNDREDS OF GORGEOUS DRESSES await you on a long row of 4 { racks, every DRESS a BRESLAU CREATION—none bought specially for offered at half and less than half their former prices. Special Dispatch to The St o - another school elsewhere to care for the | ing on the fact that the present agri- | exports sales. This year's agreemen.. FAIRFAX, Va, July 14—A Strong|rest of the coun A. B. Carter of | cultural work in Dranesville district | signed before harvest, provides that ai { public sentiment in favor of vocational | Burke asked Wrenn why if such in- | serves only about 17 out of the county's | rve sold abroad will pass through the i | training. with most of the speakers |struction was good for the Herndon | 417 square miles, prophecicd: that the ' syndicatcs hands. [{advooating such imatrucHiom At wne oo e e PR I L e e e tral point in Fairfax County was re- vealed Saturday at the public hearin held by a joint committee of school board trustees and supervisors. Delegations or individuals from all six districts of the county were among those who filied the board room to over- : flowing. Sentiment of those in atten- \ & I and in a ating increased taxes for : &I lD O I H RO P school improvements. 10™ 1™ F anD G STREETS at were Vienna Delegation. The Vienna delegation, headed by . L. Freeman and including Mrs. John . ‘Warnock cholls, Mrs. S. C. Stuntz, | Joseph Berry, Mayor Edgar T. Bennett, e uce reVIOus | F. A. Wilcokx and Fred Cunningham 4 pomnted out the advantages of Vienna as the site for the proposed high school, . They backed their arguments by offer- W I} M, ) L, l ’ priced at omen'’s, Misses’, Little Women's YP&r'n!I’ng Annanda]pi pl?dgl‘ddl;le sup- ' port of that community toward develop- d L W ment_of a central school. ( t 95 | A B carter of Burke siated that the an arger omen's Coa S . people of Lee district favor & site near Fairfax. Jonn M. Whalen of the Fair- fax Town Council, sa e had no par- A teular site o offer, but pointed out Were $49.50 $ 4‘75 that Fairfax or vicinity has claims to 2 both geographical and population cen- to $79.50 o ters. Mrs, J. U. Kincheloe, while adding ; : The reduction smart women and misses eagerly await each year begins tomorrow . . . 70 coats this sale, but every one MARKED DOWN FOR THIS SALE! 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