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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03
Dairy Discussion
Meetings Arranged

Meetings Of dairymon to discuss
ways of keeping production costs at
minimum, have been arranged by
John II. Carter, county agent, for
Thursday and Friday, February II
and Is.
Mr.. Carter pointed out that Mary
land dailymen should make plans now
to keep production costs at mini
mum if they hope to keep their profits
high during 1919 and following years.
The dairy meetings are scheduled
for the Woodman hall, Grantsville, 10
a. m. to u M, and / to 3 p. m, on
Thursday, February II; and for the
same hours at the Sunnyside grange
hall near Gortner, on Friday, Feblu
airy IS.
According to Marvin Z. Senger, eX
tension dairyman at the University
of Maryland, dairy herd improvement
records in Maryland indicate that eff
ficiency in the following topics will
help to keep production costs down.
l. Increase average yearly pro-
duction-S Summaries Of Dairy Herd
Improvement Associations show that
the feed cost of producing each one
hundred pounds of milk decreases
proportionately as production in
creases. Low-producing, Improbable
cows should be culled. The good cows
can then be given an opportunity to
produce to their inherited capacity.
,. Feed balanced rations-For
maximum production, COWS must re-
ceive liberal rations. Such ratons
should be balanced in protein and con-
tain ample amounts of minerals and
vitamins. With Iow-quality roughage,
a higher percent protein will be re-
quired in the grain ration. Both over
feeding and underfeeding should be
avoided for most economical produc-
ton.
3. Use low-cost rations-Where /
possible, feed liberal amounts Of high
quality home grown roughage in
place Of high-priced concentrates. /
Pasture is the cheapest source of
nutrients for the dairy cow. In pur-
chasing feed, buy according to cost
of nutrients instead of cost per
pound.
4. Maintain herd health Diseased
COWS cannot produce milk economical
ly. Care should be taken to avoid ac-
cidents and injuries, and calves should
be raised for requirements.
5. Maintain herd sick eep
enough COWS to provide an economical
unit but avoid ovcrstocking. Keep
building and equipment costs at a
minimum during the next few years
6. Increase labor efficiency Careful
planning will result in more efficient
use of labor with less drudgery.
The above topics are to be dis
cussed more fully by Ralph Porter
field, extension dairyman; and Stan
ley Stablcr, extension agronomist, at .
the dairy meeting scheduled by Coun- /
ty Agent Carter. Interested persons .
are invited to attend and participate
in the discussion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03

In part Of the nation than 100000 boys and
their adult leaders, will observe Boy Week Feb 9Th 2t
marking the 39h anniversary of the Boy Scouts America
The theme of the celebration is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ScOutng
This the movement emphasizing the fellowship its
members get out of the of Scouting More high adventure
planned in the OutOdOOrS Their adventure citizenship
will find Scouts emphasizing civic service activities
training Scouting relationships During
Scout Week. Scouts their parents countless communities
will honor the volunteer adult
Cub Packs Scout Troops Senior Units Above official
poster marking the Scout birthday
, 1949-05-04
Sale Of Milking Cows

Princesse Stock Estate offers
for sale 20 good milking cows,
many of them half or three
quarter Holstein imported
from Puerto Rico. Price from
SIPS to $3.50.
, 1949-05-04
PERs w.

W.
! after receive the same rate but
Shall not be eligible to receive
any further salary increase until
such time as they may ccupy
positions which have a prescribed
maximum salary rate in excess of
the salary rate received. I.
All employees whose salary
rates are at steps between the
prescribed minimum and maxi-
mum rates shall continue at that
rate. If such rate is at other. than
an established step of the range
out between the minimum and
maximum rates, it shall be in
creased to the next step as soon
as possible within the limits of
the availability of funds.
No new or adjusted salary rates
shall be set at other than mini
mum or maximum rates, or at
prescribed steps within the salary
range.
Nothing in the pay plan shall
cause the qry of any employee
holding a / 5sition in the Govern
ment Service to be reduced below
the amount, he was receiving on
the effective date of the Act.
The minimum rate of pay for a
class shall normally be paid upon
appointment to the class. Appoint.
ment above the minimum rate
may be paid in a class if the de-
partment head submits a written
request outlining reasons for such
action which are approved by the
Director of Personnel and the
Governor, Justification for approx
al will be limited to recognition
OF exceptional qualifications of an
eligible or lack of available eli
g1bles at the minimum rate.
Subsistence, rent or mainten.
ance allowances received in lieu
OF cash shall be considered as
part of the total salary. The sche-
dule of such charges together with
the statement of policy and rules
to be followed in making charges
, 1949-05-04

shall be prepared by the depart
ment. Such schedule shall Become
effective when approved by the
of Personnel.
, 1949-05-04
NOTICE

Soil Conservation checks ar
rived and will be distributed
at the P. NJ. A. office on Mon
day, May End from 8 a. m. till
8 p. m. post Office building).
The application blanks for
eradication Of Acacia, ETC., can
be obtained at this office every
Thursday from 8 a. m. to 500
p. m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Bunche, Jackie Listed
'49 Outstanding Men

Los ANGELES DIR. Ralph
H. BIN he and Jackie Robinson
were named among the 10 out
Standing men Of the year by
1900 nsvspapermen.
The Ten are:
Or Albert Schweitzer. religion
Secre'ar, ( State Dean Acheson
siatesmansoip: Ralph j. Bunche.
word 7eare. Or. Charles Sey-
rour president Of Yale Unlver-
siiv education: Walter Reuther.
president Of the UAW-CIO. labor;
Jackie Robinson. Brooklyn Dodg-
cs second haseman. sports.
Serge KouSsevitsky. retiring con-
|ouc'or of the Boston Symphony
|Orchssira. music.
Also Arthur Miller. author Of
Death Of a Salesman drama;
Stanley Kramer. producer Of
Home NJ the Brave" movie;
Milton Berle radio and televislon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

Yule Sales In local schools as
the Detroit tuberculosis San
aforium. Inc. has been doing
for years.
Voting 4 10 3 last Tuesday
night the board Of education
agreed TO permit sale Of Double
Bar seals this year despite Wig
orous protest Of its president
DR.. Burt Shurley. who is also
president Of the TB sanatorium
organization.
The new policy will be ef-
fective on Jan. l. II states that
Embarrassing campaigns amone
school children shall he restricted
10 one drive. concurrent with
the United Foundations Torch
Drive.
Protest against sale Of the
Single Bar Seals TO school chill
dren was lodged Dec. by the
Detroit chapter. Michigan Com
mi,tee on Civil Rights to the
hoard Of education. The group
stated that proceeds Of the Sim
gie-Bsr seals partly support =
iubercular camp for white chill
dren only.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
HOOdIumS Stone
Home on HeCIa St.
Protest Couple
Moving IN White
Neiighborhood
NAACP Ask Police to
Launch Investigation

An immediate investigation
was demanded by the local
branch NAACP Monday in
the stoninV Of a race couples
home in the 5000 block of
Hecla last Saturday night by
a hand of hoodlums who
sought to protest their NOV
ing-in a white" neiqhbor-
hood.
The local branch demanded
local police authorities 10
launch a probe into the sfoning
and arrest persons responsible
for the demonstration OF van
daiism which saw nearly every
window broken out in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doak-
IS at s747 Hecla.
The Doakes family moved intr
the community last Saturday
morning. The stonine reported
ly started about $50 pm. and
lasted for nearly two hours Pc
lice il was reported failed Ia re-
spond 10 call for aid.
In checking with the Grand
River precinct. Gloster q. Cur
rent. director Of branches was
advised by the Lietutensnt-in :
charge that there was no record
~ call from Mr.. Doakes
The following telegram was
sent by Rev. Mr.. Bradbv. branch
president 10 Supt of Police Ed
win Morgan:
Respectfully request immediate
investigation and apprehension
NJ culprits who stoned the resi-
dence ~ Charles Doakes. 5287
Hecla. SATURDAY. night. December
II Urge constant police protec-
tion Of family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
ALLEGED DOPE ADDICT
FOUND DEAD IN HOME

A 20 year old alleged dope
addict was found dead in the
Kitchen Of his home AT 1908
Rrush Monday evening, while a
az wear old woman was treated
for he,oin poisoning last Friday
afternoon.
Leon Lucas was found dead oy
HE wife. Constance. lying on
the kitchen floor dressed IN ms
street clothes. She told police,
Thai her husband had suffered
from narcotics and had been re-
Gently treated at Receiving Hos
pital- ,o,cd
IN the bedroom Of her home a.
assa Brush by her husband. Les
le She was unable 70 testify
hecause Of her condition.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Clubbed TO Death
With Automobile
Axle While in Bed
Stepdaughter. IS,
Victim Of Attack

a SS.rear-oli common :
law husband confessed 20
police early Monday morn
irr heating to death his wife
with par If an automobile
axle and infic'ing critical
head wounds on his lS-year-
old sterdauchter.
Mrs Ollie Basksn. a. died
early Tuesday r1ornine from
crushing injuries Of The skull.
Her daughter. There's. is still
in critical condition as victim
Of decorations Of the left ear,
and severe coneusions Of the
RIGHT side OF the head.
Held for investigation ~ n1ur-
dor and aggravated sssaul' IS
James y McCrmmon. 528 Fsed-
e-icA he vc1t n he i7tn pre-
cinct and reported thar he MUIR
dered ,wo women n his home.
Argued In Bed
NcCrnron told police that he
and his ris'e returned home from
a party sho8f . 40 aim and start
tsee cLuBBED. PAGE ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
GIRL, Is, CRIMINALLY
ATTACKED IN HOME

A l3-year-old girl reported
last afternoon that she was Grim
inally attacked by a l7-year-old
youth in her home in the 48Of
block Of 23rd street.
In police custody for invesfi-
CATION OF rape is John D. Bias
ingams. 60l7 Scotch. who was
arrested In his home last Sat
urdaY morning.
The mother OF the complain
ant told police that her daugh-
ter said Blasingame. family
friend. was let into the house
in her absence by younger
daughter about 2 pm.
The victim stated that he
came into her bedroom and said
Give me what want When
she refused, Blasingame threw
her across the bed and raped
her. the child added.
A family physician established
that the child had been raped
after examination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Attorney Edward M. Turner Elected
President Of Local NAACP for 1850

thur l. Thompson. chairman of
the Nominating Committee in
presenting The slate.
Thompson pointed out that il
was necessary N completely re-
organize the executive commit
tee and replace some Of The mem
hers whose attendance recori
was poor,
Retiring president. The Rev. r
L. Rfadby Jr. challenged the
NAACP members To 2 program
NJ action criticized some critics
who had done little TO help
NAACP and promised 70 lend
his support TO the new admins
trsilon.
Members ~ the executive com
mlitee are: Fred Allen. the Rev
r. L. Bradbv Jr. Andrew w l..
Brown. Dr.. Wendell Cox. Maceo
Crutcher Charles c Digs Jr
Ernes, billiard. Alex Fuller, Mrs
Helen l.. Graham.
Also George Higgins. Morris
Hood Mrs. Beatrice Lspslev
Louis Miller. William II. Oliver,
Simon Ovens. Mrs. Helen Moore
Polaner. Mrs. Willard Pope
Never Silverman. Edward NJ
SwAn. Mrs Mamie L. Thompson
Dr.. w. A. Thompson. Mrs L. w.
Tv'rell. c. W. White and the
Rev. Damon ?. Young.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

nov Wilkins. acting secretary
u NAACP. will he the principal
'pesker al the send-off mass
meeting Sunday, Jan. 8, at Scott
Methodist Church.
Inc meeting will climax the
l0cal mobilization plans for send
|as Detroit delegates 10 Wash
|,"s'on for the Civil Rights Con-
's,ence january 1917
clubs unions, churches and
s'ner organizations have been
"N'ed 70 send delegates TO Wash
ns'on. D. C.. "a fight for FEPC
.au other civil rights bills which
.o'ne up early in the second ses-
"on Of Congress.
wore than 200 persons from
.ulons' churches. civic and other
s,oups attended the civil rights
ns.snnlng meeting Monday night
~ 81 Antoine YMCA, at which
nsnS we're laid for one thousand
w,,'egates from the Detroit and
rr''nigan areas 10 march on
Washington.
heading the Committee on
rrono'liization are Alex duller and
'nllam Oliver. co-chairmen
'see WILKINS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Torch Murder
Suspect Slated Held
For Trial

David Brantlev was bound over
Monday for trial in the torch
death Of Leo Mack. garage OPP
orator while another suspect was
released for lack Of evidence.
Appearing before Recorders
Judge Paul r. Krause. Brantley
Of 1905 Harding was held for
first degree murder. Ulysses
Louie. 43. 442S Harding. was dis
missed for lack Of evidence.
Mack. ~. 4506 Harding. vas
doused with gasoline Nov. II as
he vas closing his garage doors
repeatedly hv Mack. Brantley
was charged with putting a
match TO his clothing. The VIC
lin oied Of third degree burns
on Dec 7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
MURDER SUSPECT
READIED FOR TRIAL

A 30 year old man who con-
fessed TO the bludgeon murder
Of his mother-in-law was bound
over for trial upon examination
by Recorders Judge Paul z
Krsuse Tuesday
Prank Slater. 1915 F.. Basset
was held without bond on ar.
raienment Dec. Z for beating Il
death with a monkey wrench
Mrs. Carrie Cobb. 81. same ad-
dress on Dec. l.
Police reported that Slater ad-
mitted that he brutally beat Mrs
Carrie Cobb about the head with
pipe wrench after they had
argued about her plotting 10 gain
possession ~ the 6. Bassett home
he had bought through CT loan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

for this city.
Committee members identified
with labor demanded that he be
discharged from his 81 200-a-vear
Job on the grounds that Khan
leader should not be on public
payroll.
ROLE PERMISSIBLE
Other committee members con-
tended that as long as member
ship IN such an organization IS
permissible under the ConStitu-
ton. Dills affiliation is none Of
the boards business unless he is
accused of some overt act.
Discharge Of member. they
declared. would magnify an or
ranization that obviously ls in
consequential.
The committee was told that
the Klan's state treasurer IS Ee-
bert F. Any, retired employee
Of the Flint board Of education
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

Stealing" from his left hand
10 feed his face with thu rich,
hand landed Robert Battle IN
JAIL
Battle. who lives a. 1924 lie.
land. admitted 10 police that he
reported theft Of his hi-weekly
s54 benefit check with all his
credentials after detective de-
teced ssh hidden IN ms SHIRT
pocket
Recorders Judge Georce Muir
ply placed him On SIX months
probation after a ples Of guilty
last Thursday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Fails to End Life

A 40-yesr-old woman unsuc-
cessfullv attempted to end her
life by overdose Of sleeping pills
last Saturday evening because
NJ family trouble.
Mrs. Wessie Manning. 1882
Sherman. was pronounced as
temporary serious after being
found in coma in her bedroom
by l.. ]. Holden, Is. Of the same
address.
An empty bottle Of prescribed
sleeping tabletes was on the ia
bic beside her bed. She report
eddy stated that she was having
family trouble.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

Auv. Edward NJ, Turner was
elected president Of the Detroit
branch NAACP AZ the annual
meeting Of Election Of Officers
|heIi SUNDAY Dec. l8. al Lucy
Thurman YWCA.
Other officers nominated were
joseph A Craigen. first vice
president John S. Tally. second
vre president. Samuel J. Lieb-
ermsr third vce- president: Mrs
csroler Dcan. secretary: and
Mrs Fs'Her J Lowe. treasurer.
TIE meeting was attended by
sppfoN Ma'olv 300 members.
Since the NAACP is a mill
tar organization. IL is necessary
70 recsnfIro some Of the en-
'hu"ssm So that the Branch can
iEs = iesch ne heights that II
cnce octipcd.' declared DR.. Ar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
HELD FOR TRIAL

A 68-year-old priest" who al
legedly swindled a Young white
woman out Of $4,000 in real
estate deal was held over for
trial Monday by Recorders Judge
Paul F. Krause upon examina-
ton
Ebert Smith. s56 F. Garfield
failed to make $4,000 bond last
Monday on arraignment for OBJ
tanning money under false pre-
lenses and larceny by CONVEX
sion.
Smith is charged with swim
ding Mrs. Anna Niziol. 4i6'
Rivard. in real estate deal
which would have him sell her
Rivard property and buy her
another house on w Grand Blvd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Church Poor Box
Looter In Again

A 42-year-old man who has
spent IA out Of rs years in prison
began adding on some more this
week after looting a church poor
box Of ten dollars Nov. |.
James Clemens. 1891 John r.
was sentenced to 2iz to -four
years by Recorders Judge John
p. Scallen after pleading guilty
10 the charge If prvinE open
the box in a church at i7142
Rowe.
He began robbing churches in
1898. He confessed Is other sim
liar offenses in the past two
months, according to police. His
police record dates back 10 1924
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

fare board Wednesday.
John M. Dill. resident agent
and local Khan secretary. faced
possible loss OF his custodian
position upon findings Of the
committees which will take up
his case after report last
Tuesday by the Supervisors
Ways and Means Committee.
ENEMY OF LABOR
Dill had made enemies ~ or
eanized labor il was reported
nv active opposition to a Fedora
public housing project planned
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

NEW ORLEANS. La. - DR.
Ralph J. Bunche. world states
man and scholar. was the re-
cipicnt Of the Drexel award at
special ceremonies Dec. Is At
Xavier University.
The medal was presented at q
special academic convovcation ny
Most Rev. Joseph r. Rummcl
S. T. d.. Catholic Archbishop OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Race Coach at Loyola

LOS ANGELES. Cal - Line
coach for Loyola Unlversitys
champion football Lions this year
is Al Duvall. a Negro.
The university is conducted
under Catholic auspices
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
Suffer Burns

A 64-vear old man suffered
burns about the body last Friday
when fire broke out in room
inc house al a3l Madison.
Clarence James was reported
Wednesday as in temporary Sc
rious condition from second and
third degree burns about the right
chest. back and head.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
GAristmaa Gift

Include among your Chist-
mas gifts 10 friends or rela-
lives this year subscription
10 The Detroit Tribune. a gift
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Throughout The entire year. The
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for q six months subscription.
Cal or write our circulation
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

The main attack was launched
BY fhs Tuberculosis and Heaiih
Society which sought permits
sIon for sale Of Double-Bs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
STATE KHAN LEADER, JANIT0R
TARGET OF FLINT BOARDS

FIINTA welfare building janior who is listed leader
Of The XII Michigan will he target OF two commit
~ The Cenesee and social well
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

police showdown as the thug
who grabbed her al Wabash and
Merrick. dragged her behind a
house. beat and raped her last
Oct. 20
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

The rompanV's n'ring nan.
Ralph Simmons was hired
after some $50 youths massed
into the Youth Committee 10
End Job Discrimination last
Sunday ard demanded the
the Agency end its bias hiring
practice in letter 10 w. Mack.
lin. Agency Superintendent.
Bernie Ball co-chairnan nj
the Youth Committee. reported
that W j. Tanning. Agency cm-
ployment supervisor, deliberate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24

Herman Ingram, Sl4b Wa
bash. was placed under $500
and $1,000 bonds respectively
10 appear for examination Dec.
2s.
Ingram repeatedly attempted
10 rape 35-year-old white
woman after pulling her into
an alley last Friday morning
The second count was added
when another white woman iden-
titled him as the thug who raped
her last Oct. 20
Police reported that Ingram
was arrested by a Grand River
Station patrolmsn who answered
call 10 the station about =
woman screaming after help In
an alley near Warren and l2th
street. The patrolman. stated that
he saw n man wrestling with a
woman in the alley entrance
He approached Ingram in a three
block chase after firing his serv-
ice revolver there times.
A 43-ycar-old woman identi-
fled Ingram the next day IN q
New Orleans. The award Is named
in honor Of the father az the
fnundress Of Xavier. Francis An
-. r....f - nkt1adoINhin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
SINGLE BAR YULE SEAL SALE
BANNED In LOCAL SCHOOLS

The fight against sale Of Single-Bar lule Seals IN De
t public schools because proceeds partially go to sup
port ubercuar camp for white chloren ony; elup.u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-12-24
II YR. OLD YOUTH ARRAICNED
ON SEPARATE RAPE CHARGES

A 17-year-old youth arraigned Tuesday on sep
arate charges Of attempt TO rape and common-law rape
be fore Recorders Judge Paul T. Krause.
Evening star., 1949-12-21
Louis Taking on Two
Boxers in One Night
By the Associoted Press

SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. 21.-
Two of Utah's top heavyweight
hopefuls meet Joe Louis, retired
world heavyweight champion, in
separate four-round exhibition
bouts here tonight.
Rex Layne of Lewiston, Utah,
former National AAU heavyweight
champ, and Jay Lambert of West
Jordan, Utah. United States heavy
weight champ in the 1948 Olym-
pics. ere T., ...-...2 ~ -! : c.''s g S
opponents.
Promoter Jim Downing reported
that both scrappers are prepared
to carry the battle to Louis should
he attempt to make a waltz out
of the event. Both have amassed
better than average records since
turning pro, with Layne making
a particularly impressive mark
with IA Knockout victories in his
Is starts.
Layne battled Ezzard Charles,
Louis successor as world champ
according to the National Boxing
Association, in an exhibition here
in November and gave a good &C
count of himself.
Downing predicted a near SELL
out for the Fairgrounds Coliseum.
Louis never has appeared in a
Utah ring before.
Evening star., 1949-12-21
Charlotte May Quit
League Over Schedule

The Mats Charlotte. N. c., farm
club is involved in schedule diff
Guilty again and Farm Director
Ossie Bluege OF the Washington
baseball club is threatening to
discontinue operations in the Tri-
State League If the Hornets
schedule is changed.
TheTri-State League schedule
was adopted at the minor league
meetings at Baltimore recently,
but c. M. Lewellyn, president Of
the Class B league. has notified
teams that a meeting would be
held January to reconsider the
schedule.
For the past four years we
have been taking the schedule
leavings," said Bluege. getting
long stands too close together. an
overload on the latter part Of the
season, all sorts Of freak leaps.
We finally get q break we have
coming and the league wants to
reconsider.
Either we abide by the minutes
OF the first Baltimore meeting" !"
Bluege continued. "or we prefer
not to operate in the Tri-State
League. We'd just as soon let the
ball park stand empty as to
operate under such circum-
.toncas ~~# 20" -