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9 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Monday, April 17, 1950 FABIAN HUMMER5TOHE Whites are Whiter Colors Brighter with our Better 158 Scholars Gain Guggenheim Grants New York (INS) The John Si Skint Seboice INKY THINKS THAT IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE THIS SEASON IT LOOKS UKE By FRANK TRIPP THE biggest crop of college graduates of all time this June will A lunge into a cruel world, ready to take over the presidency of General Motors. The worry is, will they get jobs at all? The crop has been growing ever since the little red school- Ford Contributes $50,000 To Jewish Appeal Campaign Washington (AP) A $50,000 contribution by Henry Ford 2d to help the Jews in Israel, was announced yesterday as the mon uuggenneim rounaation an RED SOX SETTLE YANKEES nounced last night awards totaling a house ceased to be the highest in old man boldly suggested that he stitution of learning for nine-tenths half million dollars to assist 158 scholars and creative workers in of the American people. It started forget his schooling and look for a job. That was when Tommy went back campaign of the Natioanl Christian Commitee of the United 'Jew fields ranging from nuclear physhics to Norsemen. No wrinkled collars here! -No gray whites no missing button 1 No nothing but the freshest, brightest shirts you've ever seen! Try us now! ish Appeal got under way to see the people who wanted to hire when every man who had no college education decided that his children i Among the recipients of the 1950 Representative Franklin D.

Roose ship of the American people for the him when he got through high velt Jr. N. chairman of new democracy of Israel." During the day's meeting, Jewish snoum nave one, r( jf come hell or high fellowships is Dr. Edwin G. Nourse, who recently resigned as chairman of President Truman's Council of school.

One of his high school pals was assistant manager by now. Well, yes, maybe they could make a place AtiSViBB. XOStmt 3 HI N33M139 3T1LV3 A.VM-0M1 22 community leaders from across the country turned in contributions raised in their areas. for him. Things were changed, but Jhe Joker this Economic Advisers.

picture is bound up they thought it might be arranged. They mentioned the wages Dr. Nourse, who has since been Those funds raised the total re $1.00 WTU BE PAID TO ANY READER OFFERING AN INKY-DINKY SUGGESTION ACCEPTABLE FOR WUS-TtATION. All MATERIAL BECOMES THE PROPERTY Of INICY-DtNiyS AND Wilt NOT BE RETURNED. NO EXTRA CHARGE for 1 Day Service critical of Administration policies.

the Christian Committee, said that these other initial gifts also had been made: John Hay Whitney, associate chairman of the committee, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, W. Averell Harriman, Union Electric Company, St. Louis, -Marshall Field, Chicago, Des Moines Register-Tribune, Dr.

G. A. Wrightson, New CASH CARRY Oh, I wouldnt think of going to in i question, 1 "What is an educa-" tion?" plus the in ceived by the United Jewish Appeal so far this year to 35 million dollars, it was announced. work for that," said Tommy. "Isn't will use the grant to further his studies on "an approach to the dy ability of even the most highly educated to answer it for anyone but a degree worth anything?" "Not around here," they told him namic stabilization of free enter Paraguay Party Names Presidential Candidate "You'll have to go where they hire gFISIEIIDY9 DRY CLEANERS LAIJNDERERS HATTERS himself.

TAKE THECASEof Mike Gor degrees. We only hire hustlers, then prise within the structure of free government." Asuncion, Paraguay (JP) Provis York City, Col. Augustus help em up.the ladder." man and rns boy. Mike naa a Another 1950 Guggenheim fellow lJusch, for Anheuser-Busch, St. Louis, The money will be used for immigration and settlement in Israel, relief and rehabilitation overseas and refugee aid in this country.

Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan told the gathering that "the time will soon come when we shall have an effective Point 4 program that will enable us to cooperate with THUS IT WENT ON till Tommy Shell Oil Company, $5,000. is Dr. Samuel J. Konefsky, assistant professor of political science at Henry Morgenthau general FREE PARKING 190 Court St.

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CLARISSA-BROAD Park at M'inlt-Man Wath ional President Federico Chavez was named as the Colorado Party's candidate for the presidential elections scheduled for July 16. Nomination by the Colorado's is tantamount to election in one-party Paraguay. chairman of the United Jewish Appeal, characterized the contributions steady though inconspicuous job at the gas works. There were a great many things that Mrs. Gorman would have enjoyed: An electric washing machine in place of the oldfashioned back breaking hand model in which she did her own and finally gave up trying to sell his college education and took a crack at a gasoline station.

He never hung his diploma in it but he did get to own it; did right well, and bought Brooklyn College, who will prepare a volume on the Supreme Court. Dr. Konefsky has been blind since as a "heartwarming manifestation of Israel along agricultural lines to the the age of 8. the spirit of brotherhood and friend- mutual benefit of both nations. his mom a washing machine.

The economists, theorists and wor riers see thousands of idle graduates six other family washings. Mike wasn't coveting a Cadillac, but if he could have afforded a bicycle he wouldn't have had to walk to work. The reason for it all was that as a perplexing unemployment prob lem. Maybe it would help if they drop a bug in the lads' ears that they start to work for what they're worth at jobs that are waiting to be done and try to make the education click Mike and his good wife had a boy, Tommy, who was uncommonly bright in school. Added to that, Tommy was a handsome brute, was an athlete and popular.

It cost quite a lot to keep Tommy going in the later. GOTHAM WATER STILL LOW strata of school activity where his New York UP) New York popularity let him travel. City's water reserve now stands at 77.5 per cent of capacity compared Mike and his wife never saw any with 95.4 per cent a year ago, water supply officials said yesterday. of Tommys high-brow companions but they heard about them and didn't Tommy get a bid to the college? Such social recognition was To the Person who is and is Tired of Straining to something Mike Gorman had never believed could come the way of his clan. Well, anyway, the Gormans decided that the best in the world was none too good for Tommy.

They did what most parents do sacrificed all for him. Up to this point in Tommy's story, the Gormans will have the sympathy and approval of the commonwealth. From this point on Do you miss the precious things you should hear music, the voices of loved there are two schools of thought and statistics fail to prove just where the useful effect of universal higher ones, all the sounds that make up life? sounds which have been education ends and bad effect begins, yilEN TOMMY finished high long lost even low-voiced conversation, church sermons school he had two or three and business conferences, with chances to take promising jobs with many voices taking part, are brought back with startling substantia' concerns. Tommy wanted to go to work. He was a sound and clarity by the new 1950 better- good boy; he saw the plight of his parents and felt it his duty to aid them; more than that, to become immediately productive was his desire.

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