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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
Hill Only Negro
Seeking Seat In
Common Council

The Rev Charles A Hill on
.ly Negro candidate for Common
Council in the Sept l4h PHI
mary announced today that he
would campaign on the slogan,
"End Jim Crow IN Common
Council
The Rev Mr.. Hill pointed out
that Detroit is one Of the few
major northern cities having
more than ten PEI cen, Negro
population with no Negro or
As City Council
The Negro population 81 De-
trot IN 1916 vas estimated % De
10000 bv the Detroit Houssng
Comm ission. and the Detroit
Advertising Council estimated
there were $50 600 Negroes IN
the metropolitan area.
Il have been a iife-long resi-
dent o. Detoi,' saic the Rev
Hi. 81 am Convinced that no
substantial progress will be
made in soly ing such basic issues
a. discrimination in employn ent
in housing. n health facilities
and the attitude ~ our police
department as these Mates az
feet Negroes and other minor
ties SO long As Common Council
is itself jim Crow What De.
troit needs IS a voice or rs
Council qualified by personal
experience 70 speak and q act
on these matters WHICH 81 vi,.
ally affect the peace and hsppI
ness Of al Of our citizens
Campaign headquarters nave
been established AZ inc Cnlc
Center Building John f and
Erskine streets
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

decades Of service with the in
ternational airline.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
Mcleod RUNS
FOR CONGRESS

Clarence J. Mcleod, we'll
known 70 the residents Of the 18th
Congressional district Is again
seeking election 20 his old posi-
ton IS q member OF the United
States Congress. on the RepublI-
can ticket
Because of McLeod's outstsnd-
irg record and achievements
while a member 81 Congress he
fas been endorsed by q number
of business. civic social fratcrn-
al and religious groups Many
leading Republicans Of the Negro
race have Urged his reelection
in ono endoI seuent signed by
2 number % ministers. il was
stated Expeg fenced and able
Legislators. such as Mcleod are
critically needed TO-DAY " b Y
not insure real representation
FOR the 18Th District and Detroit
by electing Mcleod
Mcleod feels that if he is re-
elected. he has the seniority
which would entitle him 70 the
Craftsmanship on many Of the
important committees Of III e
House. He feels that in this per-
iod Of reeonversion he could
best serve the best interests Of
the people because of his vast
experience and previous record
while in Congress.
Mcleod is . family man and
believer in good government He
has been called master crafts
man in the science Of democratic
government
Like all active men he h a.
made MS quota Of mistakes. bui
they are mistakes OF the h d
and never Of the heart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
GERALD O'BRIEN
SEEKS TO RETURN
AS PROSECUTOR

Gerald X O'Brleu former
prosecuting sttorney o. WAYNE
County. r again : candidate for
that position
A s,sunch democrat Re Is the
sor ~ re late Judge Patrick II
C'Brien VIM was well known
IS fighter Tor The cause e
LABOR ard civil rights.
OBrien established = Civil
Rights Division IN the prosecu-
tors office when he was prose
cutting attorney in 1915 and
1915
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
FULLEP SEEKS
REFLECTION

Jact Fuller. l5343 Ardmore
is candidate for reelection 10
the State Legislature from the
fi district on the Demon attic
ticket.
Elected in lo45 Fuller won
high praise from lrhor and civic
organizations inciud ing the
League of Women voters. for
his grasp Of state problems and
for his sound. long-range think
ing on problems affecting all
residents of the State.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

SWITCHED TO CURTIS ROACH POWDER BECAUSE
WITHm SEvERkL WEEKS AFTER CTvTc IT 4 TRrGr
III ny HOTEL, I HAVE FOUND IT TO BE THE HTsT
PEST DESTROYER THAT HAVE EVER USED. REsunrs
oBTAlHED FRQ THE USE OF THE POWDER nERIT TINT
i ~ 81 ILASSAO THE BEST ROACH DESTROYER N
signed. Ok NlnRh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

SCteHtiSIS AZ WOFk
DIR. George Washington Carver said to his as
sistant,, A. w. Curtis, Jr., "You are to me as
Timothy was to Paul. Through you see an
extension of my work."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
AW AIRLINE
H0N0RS WHITE

Tony White. Inst Negro en-
ploye 10 complete twenty years
with Pan American World Air
ways. has been awarded dis
iinctiYe glod pin for his two
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
Mce:DERMOTT
RECEIVES
SUPPORT

Tremon McDermott. candidate
for Sheriff Of WAYNE County on
the Democratic ticket. has re-
ce,ved endorse nent from the
following leading citizens in De-
troit. Dr.. Daisy l.. Northoross.
owner Of Mercy General Hos
pital: Emmett Cunningham, pres
ident of the Detroit Negro Cit
liens league: Mrs. Josephine z,
Bedford, president OF the Buzz.
ine Wee Civil Social Welfare
League: Mrs. Daisy Lee Motley,
manager OF Furniture Aid Com
pany. Senator Joseph A Brown.
attorney: and many others.
The endorsers stated that Me-
Dermott had assured them that
there would be equal represen-
tstion in his office and the
county Jail
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-23

lar Tokioje byloje paprastai galima buvo uztik-
ii rezoliucja: "podverbovat kvartirnika', atseit,
pastatyti sekeja aukos namuose. Paprastai juo
budavo nanny sargas ar koks ktas asmuo, gyve-
mas tuose paciuose namuose ar net butte, grazu-
mu ar prievarta pritrauktas tam darbui Papras-
tai kartu budavo ir prierasas: "ustanovit pocto-
VOL kontrop'. Pagaliau prizes pat suemima auka
sekdavo kiekviename zingsnyje specialus' seke-
jai kuriu tikslas buvo zureti, kad auka kur ne
pabegtu. Tokiu atveju, t.y. pastebejus, gyvenant
sovietu sistemoje, kad esi sekamas, reikia tuo-
jau begti, nes tai reskia jau tikrai besiartinan-
tt suemima. Asku, kad nevisados buvo laikoma-
81 tokos ilgos procedures.
Kaip jau sakeme, pirma karo diena, tos Vi
sos rupestingai vedamos bylos, pabegus opera
tyvnams darbuotojams virto tik mziniskomis
seno poperiaus kruvomis. Sovietai liko be savo
zvagybos aparato, ziniu is Lietuvos buvo labai
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-23
Trumano Paskutine
korta

Nomlnuotas Demokratu par
tlJos kandidatu prezidentus
Phlladelphijoje pereita savai-
te, Mr.. Harry Truman pastry
20 laimeti prezidento rinkimus,
Prez. Truman, atvykes j De-
mokratQ konvencija priimti sa-
vo kandidatura, beveik tue pa
ciu ypu paskelbe jog jis SUI
saukia speciali Kongreso pose
di.
Kadangi Kongresas vasarai
lssiskirsto, jeigu esti reika-
las susaukti Kongreso specia-
Il posedi, praeityje prezidentai
posedzius saukdavo pasitare su
Kongreso vadais. Ir saukdavo
ne ta pacia diena kada buda-
vo nominuoti i prezidentus vel.
Tas parodo kaip Truman at
sldure desperacijoje ir, more
damas dar likti prezidentu sa-
vo vardu, pasiryzo imtis keis-
tu ir nerimtu priemoniu.
Jis neturejo ka konvencijai
daugiau pasakyti, taigi sugal-
vojo susaukti Kongresa specia-
liam posedziui.
Kadangi po kiekvieno Kon-
greso posedzio baigimo Wis lie
ka nebaigtu reikalu, tu nebaig-
tu reikalu daugybe liko ir da-
bar.
Bet items nebaigtiems reika-
lams atlikti specialQs posedziai
nebuna saukiami vidurvasari.
Posedi susaukti turf teise pre-
zidentas tik susidarius kokiai
nepaprastai padeGiai.
Truman saukia Kongresq su-
sirinkti Liepos 26 d., ir ap-
graibomis paminejo kad Kon-
gresas tur'is atlikti sekancius
dalykus:
l. Pravesti istatyma sulai-
kymui kylanciu kainQ. (Gal
but nori sugrazinti vel 'black
market" biznD.
2. Pravesti namQ statymos
istatyma.
3. Parupinti pinigQ mokyk-
lu ir mokslo paremimui.
4. Pravesti visuotina sveika-
tOs programa.
s.. Pravesti civiliniu teisiQ
prapletima negrams.
6. Padidinima minimum al
gu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-23
PAVERGTAI LIETUVAI

(Petras Babickas)
Mlurl naktis nun dengia tavo veida,
1u taip toll, nors, kaip kancia = arti.
Nutllo kankles, laisves saule leidos.
Paliko tik grandines ir mirtis
Q, Lietuva! Mes kieti kaip granitas,
Negyneme taves kaip proteviai, oi ne.
Nlurl naktis.. Neausta lauktas rytas.
Tu = pasmerkta, naslaite, kaline.
Bet bus diena! Sugrius vergiios uolos.
Aides padange dziugesio garsais, =
Pakilsi tn, siadien skaudziai parpuolus,
kai tavo sunus laisves zygin els.
Zygiuoiame ] svintanti rytoju,
Skambes laukai nuo pergales dainos. =.
sventoj salyj Lietuvisku artoiu
Greit laisves saule animal dienos!
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7. Prapletima social securi-

7. Prapletima social securi-
ty.
8. VieSos jegos ir pigios elek-
tros projektus.
! Paskui, toliau savo kalboje,
Truman eme vel kolioti ir kali
tinti Republikonu kongresa uz
visokius nusikaltimus ir nebu-
tus dalykus.
Konvencijoje jis dare ta pa
tt ka ir prizes kelias savaites is
vaziaves j vakarines valstijas.
Pilieciai jo lauke ir pasitiko
kaip prezidenta, preziden-
tas savo kalbose derge-koliojo-
kaltino paciu pilieciu isrinkta
kongresa.
Pacioje konvencijoje, kai jis
lsikarsciavo kongresa niekinti,
nekurie Demokratai eme rekti,
"Tepk, Harry, tepk daugiauw
Sitaip Truman sugalvojo pa
demonstruoti ir pasidaryti sau
daugiau balsuotoju. Jis nori
kad Kongresas skubiai praves-
tu istatyma aprupinti Ameri-
kos gyventojus namais, kad su-
laikytu salyje infliacija, kainQ
kilima ir kitus dalykus, kuriuos
lengva zodziu pasakyti, bet ne
lengva padaryti.
Kadangi Sic dalykai negali-
mi isristi taip lengvai, Demo-
kratai ir ju prezidentas nori
panaudoti ta kaip priezasti Re-
publikonus apkaltinti ir patys
zadeti ta padaryti - jeigu Tru-
mana vel isrinks prezidentu.
Bet ka Truman ar Demokra-
tai galejo Xxi siol tais klausi-
mais padaryti parodo ju dar-
bal: Per 16 metu valdymo De-
mokratai privede Sail prie to
kur il dabar stow. Nors Tru-
man prezidentauja jau ket-
virtas metas, iie nei planu ne
patieke infliacijai sulaikyti, O
namai visai Saliai aprupinti
nebus pastatyti nuo dabar Xxi
rinkimu dienos, Lapkricio 2.
Truman vetavo Republikonq
pravesta taksQ sumazinima, no.
redamas kad mes ir toliau mo-
ketume Demokratu m a S i n a
didelius taksus. Republikonai
jo veto atrnete, il taksus Wis
tick sumazino.
Republikonai turf planus sa-
lies reikalams sutvarkyti ir
tarptautiniams klausimams is
spresti. Truman, Stalino su-
zavetas if apgautas, itrauke
if visa pasauli j to-
kia padeti kad be kito karo ne
bus galima su Sovietais tvar-
kos rasti.
SUV. VALSTIJQ miestuose
apsauga nuo ugnies atsieina
bendrai po apie 3$70 nuo gal
VOS.
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EUROPAI

O nenustok tiket, Europa, geriu;
saves kovoj beprasmej nekankink;
neik nusilenkt Apokalipso zveriui;
didziu vaiku didzias mintis atmink!
Didi dvasia tegaubia tavo veida,
tebunie siltas jo akiQ zvilgsnis -
nebuki motina kuri vaikus apleido
ir siekia to kas apgaules ugnis!
Paris, France, Kastytis Gliauda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-23

RUSIJOJE drbtuves darbininkas uz savo vsos il
gos savaites darbo aga gall nusprk 40 bakaneiu duo
nos. Americas vidutnis darbninkas az savo savaitni
uzdarbi gall nusipirkti 400 bakaneliu duonos
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-13
Schedule Conference

Plans for the annual meeting Of
Southern States cooperative mem
bers in the Accident area will be
made by w. II. Fratz, Accident, and
a farm home advisory committee, in
a conference on Tuesday, May Is, at
1870, in the Accident school auditor
ium.
Committees will be named to assist
with the meeting. Two qualified
members will be nominated for each
vacancy on the local board and farm
home committee Elections will take
place at the membership meeting.
District Manager c. A. Williams,
Oakland, will speak. Harvey Hartman,
Accident, board chairman, will pre-
side. Board members include Emery
Georg, Elmer Kolb, Frank Georg,
Walter Hartman and Harold Georg,
Accident. The farm home committee
includes Mrs Martin Frazee, Mrs.
Roy Hartman, Mrs. Arnold Georg,
Mrs. Walter Margroff, Mrs. Bert
Griffith and Mrs. Robert McOlwin,
Accident.
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by their children. Those attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Holman, Jr.,
and daughter Sandra. Of Uniontown,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Lowdermilk,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lowdermilk and
daughter Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Quin-
Icy Umbel and family, Mrs. Iva Lyle
and family, Jean Umbel and Barbara
Hileman.
Cpl. James Swauger, Of California,
and Miss Velora Swauger, Jennings,
spent Monday evening with their sis
ter, Mrs Ward X. Livengood.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Neil and Mrs
Henrietta Lininger attended the fu-
neral Of the late William Edgar, Ac-
cident, Friday.
Mrs. Joe Matthews and daughter,
Nancy, Accident, were Monday visit
ors Of the formers mother, Mrs. NJ.
j. Forsythe.
Miss Hazel Schlossnagle returned
home Saturday from Baltimore where
she lad spent weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs Garrettson Buckingham. The
latter has returned to her home from
the Union Memorial Hospital and is
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wicklow and
Nlillbltll Iti a EAIld- w. ' d.. were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Wicklow.
Miss Jean Rush, Cumberland, spent
the weekend here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs 0. G. Rush
Nh. and Mrs. John Wallace and
daughter Sherry Ellen, West Union,
w. Va, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Friend.
Bruce Jenkins, Oakland, and Chas.
WEIGH spent Saturday night and Sun
day in Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs Orval
Jenkins returned home with them aft
en- weeks visit in Baltimore with
Mr. and Mrs. William Martz.
Mrs. Wendell Yeagley and son,
Chuckie, Mrs. Samuel Black and chill
dren, Sammy and Carole, and Mrs. C.
r. Black, Of Confluence, Pa, were
Saturday evening callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry ]. Black.
Friday evening dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde VanSickle were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Thompson, Jr.,
and sons Gary and Don Wilhelm, Of
Covington, Va; Tech. Sgt Marion A.
Golfete, U. S. Marine stationed at the
War Dead Distributing center, Of
Columbus, Ohio; Miss Daisy Schroy-
er, MI. and Mrs. Kenneth Savage
Other guests at the VanSickle home
over the weekend were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Nitez and children, Accident,
Rita Spear and Eugene Coddington
Garrettson Buckingham and sons,
Ronald and Richard, of Baltimore,
spent the weekend here with his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Elma McC.
Friend, and his two sons, Robert and
Rodney Buckingham.
Tech Sgt. Marion A. Galfete, ma
rine corps, of Columbus, Ohio. was Il
Saturday noon guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Savage Sgt. Golfete left
Sunday following the funeral Of the
late Eugene Show
Mrs. David Fike. Mrs Harry Fike
and children visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Fike, Sunday evening.
Miss Mae Matthews, Hazelton, w.
Va, spent Thursday night with Miss
Audrey Shaffer
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FRIENDSVILLE
WSCS

WSCS
The WSCS met May 1 with Is
members attending. Mrs. Oden Frantz
and Mrs Ernest Friend presented the
dcvotionals and program. Those hav
ing topics were: Mrs. II. A. Skidmore,
Mrs l.. l.. Friend, Mrs John Will
li;ms, Mrs. Robert Murphy. Mrs. j.
". Holman read poem. Circle two
served refreshments.
MarshmallOw Roast
Mrs. Cecil Schroyer entertained
members of her Sunday School class
with a marshmallow roast on Monday
evening.
Selbysport WSCS
Miss Inez Friend entertained mem
bers Of the Selbysport WSCS at her
home Thursday evening, May 18th.
Aid Meets
Mrs. Edward Lancaster entertained
Is members and guests of the Luther
an Ladies' Aid at her home Thursday
evening. After business meeting con
Quoted by president Mrs. Eta Lin
niger, refreshments were served.
FOur-H Meeting
The local All club met at the home
Of the secretary. Jeanne Frantz, with
Virginia Shomeaker, president, in
charge A completion of the project
was handed in by some of the mem
bers. There We're nine present includ-
ing club leader. Miss Jessie Guard.
The hostess served refreshments. The
next meeting will be at the Home &c.
room Monday afternoon, May 18th.
FLA Elects
The local FLA group elected off
GERS for the ensuing school year:
President, Harold HENDERSON; Vice
President, Laurence Friend; Secre-
tary. Robert Powell; Treasurer, Rob
elt Friend; Reporter, Harry Savage;
Sentry, Billy Slagel; Adviser, Charlie
3. Miller; Executive committee, Paul
Lytle, Glenn Selby and Owen Frantz.
The Farm Bureau Discussion group
met at the home of c. B. Miller on
Tuesday evening.
Celebrates Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. r. Z. Guard enter
tanned a number of small friends at a
birthday party Thursday afternoon in
honor of their nephew, Dicky Evans
9TH birthday.
May Day Program
The annual May Day program was
held at the Friendsville school Tues
day evening, May 18th. The queen Sc
lected by the senior class was Miss
Jeanne Schroyer and the king was
Reed Friend. Attendants selected
from each class were: Mary J. Friend,
Bob Humberson, Emogene Humber
son and David Pryor; Betty Dewitt,
Luther Dewitt, Mary +. Friend and
Colt Wicklow, all of the Senior class
attendants. Junior Glass, Bertha Jean
Friend and Billy Slagel; Sophomore
Glass, Shirley Friend and Jack Hum
berson; Sth grade, Jean Frantz and
Arthur McCrobie; 18th grade, Norma
Dewitt and Otis Friend
Music was furnished by the Girls
Glee Club, and various comic dances
and songs were given The annual
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70 Attend Conference

Lutheran ministers in this county
and lay delegates from each of the
churches will attend the thirty-siXth
annual convention Of the West Viz
ginia synod Of the United Lutheran
Church in America, at Jackson's Mill,
w. Va, beginning Sunday, May Is.
Representatives from thirty-one con-
gregations will participate in the
three-day session.
Rev. Frank NJ. Brown, Philadelphia,
will speak on Lutheran World Action,
and DR.. X. w Kinard Columbia, S.
c., will present the general mission
AIRY and bcnevolence detectives Of the
church. institutional activities will be
outlined through various reports. Dr..
A. X. Jones, Red House, is scheduled
for report ON ministerial education,
while Rev. Curt II. Rune, Bittinger,
viii report on publications.
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May Pole Dance was also given. Mrs.
w. }. Glenn presided at the piano.
Entertained Circle |
Mrs. O. G.. Rush entertained mem
bers of Circle l Of the WSCS at her
home Thursday evening, May 9Th. A
bridal shower was given in honor of
the hostess daughter, Helen Rush,
who will be married on Friday, May
81, in the Baptist church at Rush. Re
freshments were served.
Purchase Field for Park.
The large field in the north end of
town has been purchased by the VIEW
Post S409 from Jasper Fike and mem
bers are making ball field, picnic
ground, and a carnival ground. 1t
has been named VIEW Post S409 Me-
mortal Park
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Vol
of Miss Eleanor Wicklow, Monday
evening with II members present.
Discussion of uniforms and other
business was in session. Refreshments
were served. The June 18th meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Eugene
Friend.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Raymond Schlossnagle was
taken to Memorial hospital, Cumber-
land for observation, Monday evening
d. S. Custer suffered a stroke while
working in the garden at his home,
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowser an
nounce the birth of a daughter Bon
ME Sue at Memorial hospital, Cum
berland, Wednesday. The mother was
formerly Miss Virginia Lowdermilk.
Clement F'razee, and Mr.. and Mrs
Foster Dewitt spent Friday in Cum
berland with the formers wife and
infant son Darrell Hudson, who are
patients in Memorial hospital, Cum
berland
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster (Duke) Fike
announce the birth of son at their
home Tuesday morning, May II. This
is their third SON The mother was
formerly Helen Sellers, of the Cove
section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Savage, of
Hopwood, Pa, were Friday evening
visitors Of Mrs. Matte Kamp
Mrs. Milton Hart and son, Joseph
OF kitzmiller, are spending a few
days with Mrs. Kay Fike.
Robert Schroyer and Jack Friend.
students at West Virginia Wesleyan
college, Buckhannon, spent the week
end at their homes here.
Mr., and Mrs. Carlos Friend and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Friend, Hopwood, Pa. on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Dewitt and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Friend, Sang Run, on Sunday.
Melvin Lytle spent several nights
last week with Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur
LoWdermilk.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. McCutcheon
and son, Of Morgantown. W. Va, were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Frazee.
Mrs. w f. Frazee. Mrs. Ivan Hum
berson and Mrs. Anna HENDERSON
were Monday shoppers in Frostburg.
A Mothers Day dinner was served
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy UNI
bel Sunday in honor of their mother
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Engelhardt Outlines
School Problems

ICo,,tin,,ad from, paro O,o(
of the modern programs he replied di-
rectlv "Thc site is not suitable for
anv modern high school" He gave
two definite reasons, that no high
school today was being built on a
busy highway and that there was no
room fer an adequate playground
without danger.
He also stated that the purchase
was a good investment and that not
one penny would be lost on that site,
that the county was full of good sites
for both high school and elementary
buildings. No definite site was men,
toned, however, except to say that
Oakland High School would need more
ground than was available at the site
north of the town. The site consists
of IS acres but only Is are declared
disable.
Is Nationally Known
Dr. Engelhardt is a former pro-
fcssor in school administration and
supervision in Columbia. For num-
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ton, w. Va, and Mrs. Blanche
Wright, Glade Farms, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. d. Mason, Mt.
Lake Park, were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Grove.
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guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Glenn
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wright and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tarleton HENDERSON. of Hazel
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-05-13

Mrs. Harvey Harmon, Cove, was a
Wednesday evening guest of Mrs.
Helen Fike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Coakley
and daughter, of Hagerstown, were
Evening star., 1948-09-16
! yugosIav Teachers
Arrested by Czechs
By the Associated Press

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, Sept. 16.
The Interior Ministry said today
seven Yugoslavs stationed here as
teachers in an education project
have been arrested for melting pro-
Tito youth to violence.
Zdenke Stambuk, cultural and
press attache of the Yugoslav En-
bassy, said total of ITO students
have been placed under arrest by
Czechoslovak authorities. in addi-
ton to the teachers The youths
were enrolled in a factory education
scheme.
The head of the Czechoslovak
security department of the Interior
Ministry, Dr. Vojtech Mueller, ac-
cused the teachers of inciting their
students to beat with iron bars
other Yugoslav students who de-
Tended the Moscow-led Cominform's
attacks on Premier Tito Of Yugo-
slavia. He said this violated Czecho-
slovak law.
Mr.. Stambuk denied that the
Yugoslav students fought with iron
bars. He ridiculed the implication
that Czechoslovak internal security
might be endangered by quarrels OF
Yugoslav students.
He contended the agreement of
Yugoslavia and CZechoslovakia on
the education project placed the
Yugoslav youth who took part solely
in charge Of their Yugoslav in
Structors.