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icience; conducting safety schools, and organizing management-edu cators conferences, lie said. Federal aid to schools is not the answer, he said, and advocated local control and support of school systems. Federal aid in areas where governmental operations have imposed insurmountable bur dens upon the local facilities, such as Norfolk and Newport News, is leasable, and then only for con struction of buildings. Industry needs college-trained people with a liberal arts broad base of education. Specialists can be trained for the work, but think ing scientists will be in demand more and more. Industry and education must cooperate to provide more teach ers of science in elementary and college levels. Scribner said. In dustry support of independent liberal arts colleges in Virginia; pay increases for teachers to hold them in education to train fu ture employees for industry, and employment of science teacheis during summer vacation by indus try are other areas of fruitful in dustry-education coopertion, he pointed out. T A Allen, superintendent of Craddock-Terry shoe Corporation, was elected chairman of the Farmville district group. Other of ficers are W. H. King, of Burke ville Veneer Co., vice-chairman, and A C. Brown, manager Virginia Electric & Power Co., secretary. Among guests at the confer ence were Dr. Joseph Robert, pre sident of Hampden-Sydney Col lege. and principals of high schools in this district.
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