Gruenther’s Kutu-e In a year or two Congress- or the President—might be ready to put the squeeze on for just this kind of program. Some Washington ob servers believe that the only reason a move of this kind is not now underway, in .st'-enttin is th current crises in the Middle East. If the international picture ouiets down and if there is no sudden war in the middle East, then the De fense Department might be the scene of some changes. There are also rumors that a new Defense Dc partment head may be named and these rumors include the name of General Alfred Gruenther. But there is no real indication that President Eisenhower would put the I heat on Charles Wilson to resign Wilson has be n a faithful Secre tary, though his bluntness a! times j has gotten him into various dog-j houses. In 1952, Virginia had 2 >;39 public elementary schools and 519 public j econdary schools.

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