ii uruir of-e in Mon-:loek.f i Ison Sun* t the l 9:30Com-it the mday0 thewing.1 lieu de to ebralcon-ia, is i theCWRT URGES DIXIE STATES SET MARKERSGettysburg’s Civil War Round Table Thursday night voted to address an appeal to all daily newspapers in Louisiana and Mississippi to prevail upon their states to erect monuments here.At the same time the organization, because of the many buildings in the area which predate the Civil War, decided to ask owners for a donation of about $10 per sign to help defray the cost of marking all the structures.Holding its annual ladies' night dinner In the Dutch Cupboard the organization authorized a committee headed by Donald Mac-Phail to spend up to $50 to send letters and pictures of other Confederal state monuments here to the 36 daily papers in the two southern states. MacPhail read the letters composed by his committee which outline details of the participation by more than 4,000 men from each state in the battle here. He also noted that while four battle-participant states are not represented by monuments here, two of those states, Tennessee and Arkansas, are in the process of raising funds for markers and may have monuments on the field within a year.AUTHORIZE POSTAGE !Dr. Harland F. Stuart’s committee on marking GettysburgN earh GeTwo nelt; sylvania S ceive alk struction, nouncemeiThe York $766,692 flt;room-1: braAlto will library. Ti more thai by the st struction branches360 TEN1SCHIThe G(System Tto 360 scl bus d r i v personnel sonnel dir school ca Oren H dent, said were cm150 of wh sional sta: the schoc said that roll for tl 000,” cormonth insalaries inenditures