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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08
Declares Increases In
Teachers Salaries
Needed For Survival
Editor, Republican
Oakland, Md.
Dear Sir:

Editor, Republican
Oakland, Md.
Dear Sir:
For the fifth time in twenty years
the teachers of the state of Maryland
find themselves in the position Of hay
ing to prove that they must have Il
salary increase i'm order to survive
economically Humility is unquestion-
ably virtue but being forced re-
peatedly to beg for more salary is do
ing irreparable damage to the teach
ing profession. As a teacher ! was
shocked at the lack of understanding
evidenced by Governor Mckeldn ln
his recent statements following the
request for salary adjustments i7ade
by the teachers of our state.
In an unbiased study made 10y Che
business interests rs reported iu the
March issue of the Readers Digest
the following salaries are listed for
skilled and semi-skilled laborers:
BOSS Roller" Steel mill, $4,000
90 to $lS,000.00 annually; Automobile
mechanic. factory, $12.00000 to SIS
10000 annually; Brick layer ON 40
hour week basis, SS.000.00; Plastcrer
$8,0O000; R.R engineer, SS.OO0.O0;
Electric power lineman, $4,493,OO plus
overtime; Steam hammer operator III
forge shop, $5,640.00 base, plus over
time; Photo-engraver. 100000; and
Linotype operator, $4,000.
Less than a formal high school
education is required to qualify for
any of the above jobs. As a compari-
son a teacher holding a Masters De-
gree and having had twenty or more
years of teaching experience would at
the present time receive S3.600.OO an
nually for teaching in Garrett county.
A beginning teacher with Identical
education preparation would earn 4
mere 100000 per year.
In view of the above facts how can
anyone expect teachers to make the
enormous financial sacrifice necessary
in order to continue in the teaching
profession. | believe that we are
forced to conclude that unless ade-
quate salary adjustments are made
teachers will be forced to seek other
employment. A $ this occurs our
present educational crisis will further
deteriorate into chaos Your child and
my child will become the innocent vic
Tins of such short-sighted policies.
As a citizen of Garrett county and
the state of Maryland | am convinced
that our people do not want this
tragedy to occur l believe that they
want Governor MckeIdin to carry
out his campaign promise to support
and improve the educational system
of our state.
Sincerely yours.
Merle ID. F'rantZ
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08

WANTED-General cook and clean
ing women for Mt Lake Hotel. Call
Oakland 1863. ADV. 1T.
WANTED-Apmtment, preferably
ground floor, 4 rooms and bath. Floyd
q. Leighton, Kcyser w. Va, or call
Oakland lSS-J Adv 2-2t.
WANTED Heavy hens POO to 300
per week Best market prices Bethel
Poultry Center. Accident, Md. Phone
BAN. Glantsyillc. ADV. l-6t"
WANTED FL Experienced sewing
machine operators Apply Maryland
Employment Service office. 10 Alder
st.. Monday thru Friday Adv. pit
WANTED - Carpenter work and
painting. Make the other fellow beat
our price or let us do your work. Coal
SON on Tasker, Phone 5GS-W, Oakland,
Route Adv. l-5t*
WANTED-The Swanton School
woald like to hear from someone
having good used piano for sale.
Write Foster Riggs, principal, Swan
ton. Md. ADV. Pit.
WANTED Bulldozing and levelinq
work We have the equipment for
road work, cNcavating or leveling.
Write Albert Richter, Addison, Pa,
or Phone 1876. Accident, Md.
ADV. 52-St
WANTED Saleslady. Is to 80
years. experience preferred. Perma-
nrut position for right person. EX-
cclleut starting salary. Apply Mr.
Mcaly. Half Price Store. Oakland
Nh. sAdN. lt-2L.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08

FOR SALE-10-room house, ar.
ranged for two five-room apartments
on / L lots. Price reasonable for quick
sale. Phone 67-J. Z. G.. Wcimer, Mt
Lake Par6.-Adv. 4G-tf.
FOR SALE 1913 Allis-Chalmers
Model G tractor with pulley, power
take-off, and hydraulic lift; also ,
row Allis-Chaimers cultivator to fit
above tractor. Tractor and cutivatol
like new. H. Robert Dew lit, Route 2
Oakland, Md.-Adv. 1-tf.
FOR SALE Green Cross Hay
loader. | side delivery rake. Wagon
and ladders, tractor pillow ON rubber
1 power mower, will fit any Inter
national tractor; / Farmall NJ tractor
dissection harrow. This equipment
same as new. Apply to Carl +. Mos
ser, l2-mile north Of Accident, Md.
ADV. l-2t*
FOR SALE AlIis-Chalmers roto-
baler. used six days, Al condition;
Miuneapolis-M Moline Il Tractor, over
hauled and recouditioncd: Mccormick
Deeliug 1920 overhauled plows. har-
rows, side rakcs and one used buck
rake. Miller Motor Mart, your friend
ly Mn. dealer, Addison, Pa.
ADV. 5l-4t#
FOR SALE New Holland Hay
halers, forage harVestcrs. silo filters
farm mixers, tractor saws, and feed
mills New Minneapolis Moline trac-
tors, combines. hay halers, plows
spreaders. parts and repairs. Immedi-
ate delivery ON many of above items
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Having sold our farms, we will sell
at public auction. two miles North
OF Pennsylvania Route 53, on Jersey
Hollow Road above Baptist Church, ON
SATURDAY. MARCH II. 1851,
Beginning at 900 O'clock A. NJ,
All the personal property described
below:
LIVESTOCK
Eleven Milk Cows, Guernsey and
Iolstein, one COW fresh now, two
others to be fresh day Ct sale; 2 ,
year-old Guernsey Heifers, will be
fresh in April; l 2-year-old Holstein
Heifer. closeup springer; l yearling
Guernsey Heifer, Calves. All cows
T. b. and Bang tested.
125 Leghorn Hens, 3 Sow Shoats, l
Sow and Pigs, l young Boar.
MACHINERY
One Cletrac Tractor, Hogs, Al
conditions; | Cletrac CultivatOr, trac-
tor Mower, lift. cut Case; ! Inter
national horse-drawn Manure Spread
en-. on rubber; 1 International Grain
Drill. on rubber. IL dbl. disc; l 4-sec-
ton Harrow, l 2-wheel Trailer, on
rubber, loft. bed; | tractor pillow
Hitch. | 2-bottom tractor Pillow, -
inch (Little Genius); Hay Rike, l.
horse Cultivator, l Shovel Plow,
Corn Shelter.
S00-watt chick Brooder, chick Feed
ers and Waterers; steel hog Feeder,
20 gal. steel roof Paint, part of barrel
roof Paint. post hole Diggers. Shovels
and Forks. lot Junk, new Parts for
machinery; grass Scythes, electric
fence control and wire, new; Farmall
H Tractor. fully equipped, Al con
dition; Highlift for II tractor, steel
cab for II tractor, CultivatOrs for H
tractor; lift power Mower, 14-in. 2
bottom Plow, international brow corn
Planter, new.
International Rake and Tedder Com
bine, on rubber, new; loft. Binder,
power take-otf; Is double disc Drill,
rubber tired Wagon, all STEEL all
steel lime Spreader, Buck Rake, 3-sec-
ton Harrow. extra wheel Weights,
set Chains for tractor
FARM EQUIPMENT
One G-can electric Cooler, new; >
Wrightway single unit Mixers, 1
Unieo 12-gal. hot water Heater, l >
vat milk house wash Sink, 10 8 and
l0-gal. milk Cans, Strainers and
Buckets; l copper Kettle, l iron ket-
tie, lot steel Roofing, 26 gauge; Pitch
Forks, electric fence Controller and
Wire, hog Scrapers and scatfolds, be-
tween and 7 tons Of baled Hay, 100
bu. Corn. Is ton Of Silage, 100 steel
Sheets, 80 inches long; burlap Bags,
150-ft. Sin. hay Rope and grapple
Fork, 4 spools 4-pt. barbed Wire.
About 1875 bu Oats, 40 bu Winter
Barley, 20 bu. Wheat, tons loose
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08
Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

l BUY JUNK and Batteries-pay
$3.50 and $1.65 for batteries, at Kill
dow's Mill. r., f. Miller, Oakland
Adv. 28-tf.
SEWING DONE-Neat work and
reasonable prices. Call at Moons
Watch Shop, Loeb Lynn, for informa-
tion.-Adv. Lat.
BABY CHICKS Matches every
week of fast growing, heavy laying
New Hampshires, seXed or straight
run. $3.50 Inability guaranteed. Order
early. Phone Eglon S-F-120, Horse
Shoe Run, w. Va.-AGv 45-tf.
GUARANTEED Watch, clock and
Sewing Machine repair. Prompt and
courteous service. One weeks service
on watches and clocks; 2-day service
on sewing machines. Moons Watch
Shop, Loeb Lynn.-Adv. Lit.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08
WANTED

WANT TO BUY Carpet Loom,
Call 50-J-3.-Adv. Syst.
GIRL WANTED-Point View Inn.
Apply after p. M.-Adv. PCT.
FOR neutrality-suspicious.. r. L. Sc
bold, Deer Park.-Adv. 2-3t.
WANT TO BUY-Muscovy Ducks
Eli ]. Miller, r 2, Oakland.-Ad. 1-2t
HANDY MAN WANTED-Point
View Inn. Apply after p. m.-Adv
2-2t
WANTED-S assafras bark fol
making tea Mrs. George Hanst
Phone 142-J.-Adv. 1t.
WANTED Salesman to sell monu
ments. Must have car, also furnisl
references. Cook and Lintz, Meyers
! dale Pa.-Adv. Stiff.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08
FOR SALE

oooo
FOX SALf--Nnaii piano @I'V'Vo
Telephone 63-R.-Adv. 1t.
FOR SALE Baled hay. II. 5
'Ieilu' pegi I a ~. -''''' -''
TON SAlt-,JlIA $ RESTAURANT -, o. u,
Alder street. Fhohe i l'-J' --4u' 4'-''
FOR SALE-Clovcr and Timothy
Hay. Il A Roth Deer Park
Adv. 1T
FOR SALE-Moore hcatrola, Al
condition. r. A. Beachy, GrantSyllle
Phone 41-G-21.-Adv. l-3t"
HAY FOR SALE - Twelve tons
mixed hay, baled. Hayward Custer
route ,, Swanton. Adv. l-3t"
FOR SALF-G5 PLAYER piano rolls
all IN rood condition. $40 for the lot
Music Shop, Oakland ADV. 2-lt.
FOR SALE 80 bu. feed buckwheat
new 2'6"z6'S" doors. / GOOD piano
II. NJ. Weeks. Phone 662-J.- Adv. >
l3t2
rOP SALE Caen Grain driU fol
t,.arto,, Eleven disc Vr,,y oood condi-
tion Norman A. walter. Folon. W
Va-Adv 3-lt@
FOR SALE Spinet piano. Monthly
payments to approved credit. For par
ticulars write f. White, p. Q. Box $40
Morgantown, w. Na-Adv. ut
rop cAIE e room, borso viii,
sun, gn,.1,,. 40. aio.t,';a o,d u +o,. j.,
house, located in Loeb Lynn Apply
A. J. Lee, Mt. Lake Park.-Adv. LIT
FOR SALF-Guaranteed used re-
friaerators at S35.OO m. Used wash.
mo machines at $1,000 nm. Dewitt
ond DnRer1v. Oakland. Nd.-Adv
32-tf
r0p CATE O., ,oo,, bo,,so ,,.;+l
ot t9s p a ~ f,'oa" po', nd Why onJ ~
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08
THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1851
Beginning al II O'Clock Sharp


LIN Il SIOGh
Two Hereford Cows. 4 years old to
freshen in April; 10 head coming ,
year old Steers, , 2-year old Heifers,
7 ycaIling Heifers, yearling Steer,
Is head Goats, 9 head Ewes, 9 head
fat Hogs, so head Chickens, l Bull,
coming years old.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
One Farmall Tractor II, Mc-Deer-
ing tractor Il single disc Grain Drill,
Mc-Deering SIT. Grain Binder, Nc
Deering tractor Manure Spreader on
rubber; Mc-Deering 4-bar Side de
livery Rake, MeDeering 2-bottom
tractor Plow, Mc-Deering Cultivator
to fit II tractor. Mc-Deering lift.
tractor Mower, Mc-Deering Manure
Loader and buck Rake, Mc-Deering
Lime Spreader Mc-Deering lift.
Double Disc, Me-Deering 3-section
Harrow, heavy duty rubber tired
Farm Wagon, 1000 lb. Platform
Scales, Tanning Mill, Corn Shelter,
Feed Mixer Cement Mixer, Steel
frame wood Saw, , rotary Hog Feed
ers, double set Work Harness, loft.
Extension Ladder, Shovel Plow, l
Grindstone and | 3-shovel Plow
MISCELLANEOUS
Three square green strip Shingles,
1 Stewart electric sheep Clipper, like
new; 3 cross-cut Saws, 3 tons baled
Hay, 2 tons baled Straw, 10 bbls.
Corn, 40 bu. Buckwheat, SO bu.
Wheat, some Oats.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Home Comfort Coal Range,
like new; I Dining Room Suite, COM
plete; 1 Cupboard with glass doors,
2 Beds, / Dresser, 1913 Chevrolet l.
ton Pickup with stock rack in fine
shape Many articles not mentioned.
TERMS OF Personal Property
Cash.
FARM PROPERTY
We will also offer the farm for
sale consisting of 145 acres. Eighty
acres in good state of cultivation,
balance in pasture. Farm is well
fenced. has good S-room house. 44X60
bank barn, 2 machine sheds, corn
crib, poultry house and other neces-
sary out-buildings. Electric and run
ming water in house and barn. This
is very desirable farm, but if sold
prior to Sale will not be offered at
this time.
Terms Of Real Estate will be made
known on day of Sale.
BLISS FIKE, Owner
Hazeiton. w. Va.
HARRY COLLIER. Auctioneer.
Accident, Maryland, Phone 422.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08

afternoon visitors in Mt Lake Park.
Mrs. Nelson Wright and Mrs. Will
liam Wright and daughters, Addison,
Pa, were Sunday afternoon guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Rush.
Johnny Mccullough spent WedEcs-
day in Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Lizzie Selby and daughter
Dotty, of Selbysport, are spending
several weeks with her son, Fred, and
family here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-03-08

Having sold our farms, we will sell
at public auction, two miles North
OF Pennsylvania Route So, on Jersey
Hollow Road above Baptist Church, ON
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01
You make hoy in q hurry
with heovy-dvty Mkl@smxak equipment

pins oversize Troublesome gears and chains completely
by simple VbeIt drive heavy, counterbalanced
hywheel puts damper vibration
And that's all floating cuttebar and hinged mower draw
bar make easy rough ground ditch banks
Efortess hydraulic lift gives you ngep control of the
cutterbar Quick makes the No NV
with both crawler and wheeype
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01

Famovng Mccormick hay equipment you days of hot
dollars It's specially designed make hay speeds
up mph Built strong, withands long, continuous
in tough going.
The NV above ypfes the speed and stamina
that makes Mccormick equipment stand hayng time This
semmounted up 40 day Hard os don't
faze the exaheavy frame Vital like the hinge
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01

Make hey the wor<-sovins Mccormick way 1t pays to
completely Mechanic your hayng job with Mccormick
mowers rakes leaders and balers This modern equip
ment takes much of the muscle work out of hard Job
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01

helps you harvest your crop the height of its
feeding value Your III dealer show you how take
this shortcut through hayng. See him soon! Interna
tional Harvester Company, Chicago l, Illinois.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01

tender eavesshoen hoyns with Mccormick sidedvery
rake that makes loose fluffy windows higher speeds The
bapa fourbar reel lets work fast without hatterng v
able leaves An dedelivery rake the No. TO- avail
able for handling extremely heavy hay has rugged channel
steel Frame ball bearing ourbar reel and auomovype wheels
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-04-01

Now without for adjustment repair The
heavyduy "a designed for opera
tough going has heavy wdedsteel frame
balanced Aywheeexa strength throughout This sturdy
quickly and easily mounted Farma Super A. c. H. NJ and
up four an hour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15

minority group members eoual
opportunities for government on
The request followed a weck
old order by Presiden. Truman
"hich created a far employment
committee TO check on discrimi-
natory hiring by defense contfac-
Tors. II Is the first intra-povp,n-
ment chcck-up since JULY lq4e
Given until Dec. 81 agencies
must report steps made 10 SEQ
'ha' minority group members
are gwen an even break on Gov
eminent Jobs, treated fairly N
training programs and given an
equal chance at promotions The
same was also required of new
employees.
Ii an agency is segregated. il
must show how steps are taken
10 see that jim Crowism does not
adversely hamper equality of
opportunity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15

10 see but actually bought when
convinced that his offer w'N gen
uinc a.,....a
Dubious about the Whole th'ns
Stop in the lovely showroonns -
Modern .Television and Appliance
Sboppe at 1851 Greenfield Just
onelbalf block north Of Grand
River next to the huge Kroeer
nsrk;ne lot. It's the modest gray
house with the big store iroh'
TIE manufacturers have over
shipped to him 50 has INES a. S.s
complete. The store man's g,. 80,
promised 20 keep the SHOP
open every night until ' p !.
SUNDAY. II to 6. Stop in ana SCI
him he'll make it worth your
while.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15
The NesC Tribune
SATURDAY. DECEMBER IS. 1851
Robert S. Williams
Honored as Director

The West Side Board of Direc-
tors OF the Ecorse Community
honored Robert S. Williams for
ms lonF outstanding service as
president Of the board. al par
ty at the home of Nj and Mrs.
Cassus Pendlcton, Saturday eve
ming.
The board members and their
guests did all they knew to make
the evening one of the most en-
Ioyable for the outgoing presi-
dent.
Brief remarks we're made by
Mr. Williams before a delicious
repast and other festivities of the
evening got underway, including
various kind of games and ex-
changing of gifts.
Among the guests we're: Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Petross, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Branham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louie Jordan, Mrs. Lucy Hill,
Mrs Dorothy Bell. MI. and Mrs.
Garnett Hegeman. Mr.. and Mrs.
j c Wall and MI and Mrs.
George Postell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15

cure people have been skepti-'
~, ~ ~nen they came TO the store"
I "e manager of the shoppe re-
eu' but not when we started
s,. se' down to brass tacks. The
NJ rEs'o'ners we're amazed at the ap-
= ~a,'ceS they can select at no cost
e,, u'em and without having to
p,,p piete puzzle or any of the
S1'' glmmicks."
ADJ, NY merchandise is nationally
NJ '''lsed and the offer is genuine.
era; sompetition realizes I'm OPP
and s at minimum MAKEUP
usv ueyre puzzled as 10 how l
age. ~ business" The store man
| has nus, aiso went ON TO say that he
cis,"saue several friends and new
|rs from those who came
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15
Two Race
Patrolmef,
Awarded

Two race patrolmen of the mar
cotlcs bureau were awarded police
citations last week for smashing
an interstate dope ring that sup
piled 10 per cent of the heroir
IN the Detroit market.
They were Pafrolmen Will
liam F. Frank and Clarence E.
Wilson. both of whom have
six years with the department.
Wilson has III previous cita-
tions. while Frank has six.
The awards were made after
the pair traced single arrest OF
an addict to the supply through
the Detroit end, finally to it.
source in New York City.
Both were assigned to the mar
cotics bureau about four months
ago after being instrumental in
breaking the way TO the whole
sale arrests of dope peddlerS last
February.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15
VETS QUIZ

Question About wear and =
hali ago, | filed a claim with VA
Tor disability compensation. Cir
cuihs'ances that come up made
II impossible for me to report for
physical examination, so Just
dropped the whole matter. Now.
10 like to follow through on NV
claim. Is it too late2
Answer It's too late to follow
through on your original appli-
cation but YOU may file a new
one Since VA didn't hear from
you within one year from the
time you were ordered to report
iol an examination, it may not
take action on your original APP
plication
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15
Job E Equality 0rderedin
Civil Service Agencies

WASHINGTON-- (Special)
In one of the most encour-
aging moves to Negro work.
ers. the government started
Monday checking civil ser
vice agencies to assure that
fair employment practices
are being observed.
Veteran observers here saw
the check-up as not only offer
ina Job opportunities to mem
bers of minority races. but also
setting an example for indus
try and private employers of
how utilization Of all available
manpower will have job con-
tracts fully and more expedii-
iouslY completed.
Every Federal agency was
asked by the fair employment
board of the Civil Service Com
mission to report on what il is
doing to give Negroes and other
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15
Senator Taft in Favor Of
Negroes in Higher Schools

Senator Robert A. Taft denied
today that he was not in favor
OF admission of Negroes TO col
leges and graduate schools in the
South, according to newspaper
account of his speech at the
North Carolina College in Dur
ham last week.
The Senator. expected 10 cast
his hat in the race for prssi-
dent at the Republican national
convention. stated that he. how
ever. was in favor Of the states
providing equal educational IA
cilitiss for children Of both races
in primary schools bscsuss the
Federal Government had no
iurisdiction over q states sstab-
lished system Of education"
Part of his press release fol-
lows.
AT the North Carolina Col
lege in Durham. college for
colored men and women. ope-
rated by the State Of North Car
DINA | was asked a question as
to my attitude toward the ad-
mission of Negroes TO colleges
and graduate schools, and re-
Piled that entirely approved the
Supreme Court opinions on the
subject, finding that such admis-
SION was necessary to secure
equality in these fields.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15
Wayne Footballers
on TV Wednesday

Film highlights of Wayne Uni
verSity's 1851 football season will
be shown over WJBK- We'd
nesday, Dec. IL, at ll:l5 pm.
with Al Nagler and Jack Cotton
doing the narrating. Excerpts
from each of the Wayne games
will be shown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15

AT NO COST TO YOU
With 7eIevIsiOn Purchase
Electric Ranges, Washers

DETROIT-(JP )-Electrical appliances with re'"n
value of 5000 to $500 an item being given away az no
extra cost to the purchaser of l7nch comonatI Ion
radio photograph and TV) teievlslon console ae
MODERN Television and Appliance Shoppe' lfooi w ~
ned IN effort to reduce his huge ~ inventories
Srlngs attached to the offer Just seec' one :" ~
Iame-orand SWAY combination l7-inch teleVSion S -
the merchant delivers vour choice of nationally adNe
used (Unversal) electric range, refrigerator-fes%e
pnhstlon sewing machine, automatic wasnei "7
win your purchase of the televison combination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15
Not In Favor

Then, someone asked me
whether | was in favor of the
Federal Government prohibiting
segregated primary schools. and
| said | was not Some newspap-
erS have carried the statement
that | said / was in favor of seq
regated schools. Let me make it
clear that made no such state
ment. and that | do not approve
OF such segregated primary
schools.
II have always opposed them
in Ohio. and we do not have
them ] would vote TO abolish
them in the District of Columbia,
Or any other place where the
Federal Government has juris-
diction. but the control of edu-
cation under our Constitution IS
in the jurisdiction of the states
and not of the Federal Govern
ment.
A State Right
LAS long as states provide equal
educational facilities for white
and colored children in the pri-
mary schools, do not think the
Federal Government has the con-
stitutional power to require
state 10 change its established
system Of education, Taft con-
cluded
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-12-15

Acting hosteSses we're. Mes
dsmes Pearl Posteli and Francis
PetroSs
The Arizona post., 1951-03-02
British Naval Visit
CONTINUED from page ~

and understanding between the
Arab States and Israel if any eff
fective scheme of regional secur-
ity is to be worked out.
While the British commanders
visit was generally well-received,
the extreme right and left-wing
parties raised objections in the
Knesset and organized street dem
onstrations protested against the
visit.
Replying to demands for a de-
bate and to allegations that the
British commander was seeking
airfields, ports and supply bases
in Israel, Foreign Minister Sha-
rett declared: eve are political
and military factor in this part
of the world at a crucial moment
and we cannot close our doors to
anyone or any representative OF
a foreign power coming to con-
fer with U.S."
The Arizona post., 1951-03-02
Cabinet Crisis
CONTINUED from page u

stand or fall on its ability to Sc
cure a majority in Parliament,
with the strong possibility that
coalition members might be vot-
ing against government policy.
Also, votes of mo confidence"
would not affect the day-to-day
work of the Cabinet since it is
already operating without major
ity support.
The Legal Commission of the
Knesset, meeting this week, de-
cided not to recommend any
chances in the election system in
order to avoid delay. 1t also de-
cided that all immigrants who ar
rived in the country prior to
March 1 of this year should be en-
titled to vote.