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registrar at Howard University
and an instructor at North Car
olina State Teachers College and
New York University. he Joined
the Miner faculty in 1852.
DR.. Hager attracted wide pub
iicity in 1850 when he proposed
in an annual report to Dr. Cor
ming that Wilson and Miner be
merged.
Two years later, F. Joseph
Donohue, then District Commis-
sioner, made a similar proposal.
1t was never considered by the
school board officially. however,
New Quarters Long Sought
Aside from the merger pro-
posal. DR.. Hager and other Off
cials have. long sought to get
Wilson new quarters. In the
early 1930s. the building was
vacated by students for a year
to permit repairs of serious
cracks and other bad conditions.
In 1910, school officials sought
funds-unsuccessfully-to plan a
new building.
Three years ago, the school
board approved a proposal for
two new SIS million buildings to
house both colleges separately.
The Commissioners excluded this
from the city's public works plan
as too costly, however, and off,
cials since have considered pos
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pleasant. fresh SMELL" Whites
Mrs. Theodore Kirseh of 1879
Underwood st. NV, Washing.
ton, D. c.
Yes, Mrs. Kirsch. and TRENDS
suds work harder, too. They
quickly cut grease from even
your stickiest pots, pans and
casserole dishes.
Women Praise Mildness
Mildness to skin is a very
important factor in a dishwash-
ing product, according to most
of the women who participated
in the TREND test. And this
question of "mildness" is one
reason TREND gained such an
immediate acceptance. AS one
woman remarked, "I use no
other dishwashing suds but
TREND, because 1t doesn't irri-
tate my hands"
Suds Thot Last
Even if you are troubled with
hard water, TREND suds last
and last, too. Many women re-
ported that you need use very
little in your dishpan for thor.
ough cleaning. "A little TREND
goes a long way is how a
number of women put it. Your
best guide is to use just enough
TREND to maintain one or two
inches of suds during the entire
washing period.
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is 50 much milder on my honds
than other products" says Mrs.
Rose N. Miletti. 1861 Tewkes-
bury Place NV, Washington,
D. C.
Yes, Mrs. Miletti, that is one
of the wonderful things about
TREND. 1t rinses off completely,
taking grease and dried foods
right off.
Made for Your Dishpdn
TREND has been scientifi.
cally made for your dishpan.
Combined with its fast grease.
cutting action is a mildness
that can't be matched by even
leading toilet soaps. Skin tests
prove that TREND is less ir-
ritating, therefore milder, than
any soap you can use for your
dishes. The reason is simple:
TREND is a neutral sudser. 1t
contains no alkali, no acid. Yes,
TREND actually babies your
hands.
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10 New Division Chiefs
To Be Picked by Corning

colored director of English for
the new post. She also urged
creating a post VI assistant chief
examiner and filling it with 9
Negro. because the chief exam
liner. Mrs. Mildred H. Gropp, is
white. Mrs. Gropp supervises the
testing of applicants for per-
manent teacher posts.
Walter N. Tobriner, Personnel
Committee chairman, told DR..
Butcher he could see no evi-
dence of discrimination, how
ever He also said he felt all
appointments should be based
on merit, rather than color.
Title of Chairmen
Under the Corning plan the
new department heads will be
called chairmen, and the present
heads who are left over after
the new appointments will be-
come assistant chairmen. They
won't suffer any loss in pay.
Eventually, DR.. Corning plans
to replace the second-ranking
officials with lower-salaried as
sistants, effecting a saving Of
around $4,000 annually. This
step won't occur until incum-
bents retire, however.
Already picked for integrated
posts are Birch E. Bayh. to head
health, physical education and
safety; DR.. Albert L. DeMond,
to direct business education. and
| Harold A. Clark, to head a
newly merged department OF
adult education, vocational edu-
cation ard industrial arts.
DR.. Estelle S. Phillips, for
merly white division business
education head, already has
been reassigned to head new
curriculum department.
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Merger Set
For Wilson
And Miner
BY JAMES G. DEANE

Washington's two city operat-
ed teacher colleges will become
one institution in July.
The merger of Wilson and
Miner Teachers Colleges was ap-
proved yesterday by the Board
of Education. DR.. Walter E.
Hager, Wilson president. will
head the combined college. and
DR.. Matthew j. Whitehead presi-
dent of Miner, will become one
of three new deans.
The other two deans will be
DR.. Paul o. Carr, now registrar
at Wilson. and Miss Hope Lyons,
dean of students at Miner.
The merger was first suggest
ed some years ago, with DR.. Ha-
ger as one of its first advocates.
But yesterdays decision was an
outgrowth of the.end of race seq
regation in the District public
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Principal Who Pioneered
Sufety Patrols to Retire

These new appointments were
approved:
Frank A. Stutz as principal OF
Alice Deal Junior High. He is
now assistant principal.
Miss Elizabeth S. Emmons
teacher at Tyler, to be principal
Miss Katherine A. Ihrig,
teacher at Barnard School. to
be principal at Kingsman.
Leroy C. billiard. teacher at
Bundy School. to be principal OF
the Hayes and Ludlow Schools,
replacing Mrs. Lillian S. Glascoe,
who will be principal OF the new
Shadd School.
The board approved the clos
ing of the Phillips School, near
Twenty-seventh street NV. al
the end of the current term
Pupils will move to nearby Hyde,
jackson and Stevens.
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TREND WINS HOUSEWIVES
VOTE COMPARE TEST
7 Trend Cuts Grease Faster.
Say Washington Women
Lifts Off Dried Ess,
Cereal; Dishes Sparkle
Without Wipina

Scientists said that TREND
has tn e fastest grease strip
ping action ever developed.
And you Washington home
makers proved it! More than
80 per cent of the women in
the TREND compare" tes 4
agreed tn I nothing they've
used can beat TREND when il
comes to grease-cutting. An d
we'll over half of this group
said TREND actually cuts
grease faster than TIL e dish
washing products hey had
been using. This proves you
can actually see how much
better TREND works, right in
your own dishpan.
TREND Rinses Off
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BABIES YOUR HANDS
Washington Women Say
Trend Easier on Hands

, One of the big reasons why
TREND is preferred by so many
Washington women is because
OF its mildness to hands. Nine.
ty seven per cent of the house
wives participating in the sur.
vey said that TREND is as
mild or milder than the prod.
uct they have been using in
the past.
Proved by Skin Tests
This overwhelming evidence
in actual home use proves
beyond doubt the independent
laboratory tests that show
TREND is milder to your skin
than even leading toilet soaps
Even when tested against other
leading sudsers, TREND showed
less effect on women Of all
types of compilations. And why
not? For TREND is neutral -
not acid or alkali.
Babies Your Hands
Imagine modern dishwash
ing suds that cuts grease faster
than any soap known-yet ac-
tually babies your hands every
minute they're in the dishpan,
Th a t'e TpENn
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! 5rownell called Harry Dexter
White an espionage agent and
said former President Truman
promoted Mr.. White to a high
Treasury post after getting FBI
reports that Mr.. White was a
spy. MIR White died in 1s48.
Mr.. Sevareid. a CHS commen-
tator. received d the Hillman
award for telecasts on the case
of DIR. j. Robert Oppenheimer.
the scientist who was denied ac-
Ncess to atomic secrets, and on
race riots in Chicago.
Other awards included:
Vic Reinemer. formerly asso-
ciate editor Of the Charlotte
IN. CD News. for IL editorials
on civil rights and civil liberties.
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school system. Of which the col
leges are part.
Both colleges dropped racial
restrictions last fall and Wilson
enrolled SO colored students for
the fall term. The colleges also
have opened their classes to ex-
change students this year.
School Supt. Hobart M. Cor
ming recommended the merger
to the school board. He also
proposed the administrative ap-
pointments.
To Outline Duties
DR.. Corning said he will pro-
pose specific duties for the three
new deans at next months
board meeting.
The superintendent made no
proposal for naming the merged
college. He also made no pro-
posal for future housing. He
had already announced that the
two colleges would remain in
their present buildings for the
next school year.
DR. Hager. SO. has been Wilson
president since 1941. Previously
he was a professor at Teachers
College, Columbia University,
and a high school teacher and
school superintendent in Me-
braSka.
DR.. Whitehead, At, was ap-
pointed president of Miner two
years ago. Formerly assistant
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Official Count Shows Womer
Prefer Y Trend for DishWashinq
Wins Outstanding
Approval for All
Qualities Tested

The final vote in TRENDS
daring public comparison test
is in and TREND has won a
resounding victory with Wash.
ington women. More than nine
out of ten housewives say that
TREND can't be surpassed for
dishwashing. "And I'm certain.
ly happy | discovered TREND"
is a typical comment from hun.
dreds OF women. More than
ninety per cent of the women
also say nothing is milder on
skin than gentle TREND.
Space doesn't permit listing
all the reasons women gave
us for preferring TREND. But
when it came to washing
dishes, most women were de-
lighted with TRENDS grease
cutting ability. And they loved
the way TREND left their hands
soft and smooth, too.
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Trend SUds Last,
Housewives Report

One thing tn It stood out
again and again in the reports
from Washington housewives
was the ability Of TRENDS
suds to last--until the job was
done.
Why not try 1t and see for
yourself? Notice how little
TREND 1t takes to make
billowy mountain of rich suds,
And watch how those suds last
and last - even in cool wa
ter. TRENDS long lasting suds
build and build while you're
washing. There's no eezs
powder when you start ..
no dishpan ring when yours
through.
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The pioneer organizer OF the
Districts school safety patrols
will end her career in the pub
lie schools in June.
Retirement of Miss Elsie
Green as principal of Whittier
Elementary School on June 30
was approved yesterday by the
Board of Education.
Miss Green founded Washing
tons first school safety patrol
q years ago while she was a
teacher at the Grant School,
G street near Twenty-second
street NV.
The American Automobile As
sociation began sponsorship OF
safety patrols two years later.
Miss Green won the $500 top
prize in national contest with
a lesson plan for teaching safety
to grade school children.
In 1852 she was cited by the
AAh for her work as patrol
sponsor and pioneer and her con-
tribution to reducing the national
traffic accident toll among chill
dren. s...
She has been principal Of
Whittier for % years.
Miss Green will be succeeded
at Whittier by Mrs. Alma M.
Shugrue, now principal at Kings
man School.
Besides Miss Green's retire
ment, the School Board yester-
day approved retirement of John
P. Collins as principal of Eastern
High School, Miss Ella M, Crook,
principal of Tyler Elementary
School. and Mrs. jamie F. Hilder,
reading clinic supervisor.
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Sevureid Given
HiIImun Award

NEW YORK, April 81 tR.-
News Commentator Eric Seva-
reid said yesterday he believes
america is slowly emerging from
a period of "legalized brutality
which he said hit a low mark
in a speech by Attorney General
Brownell.
Mr. Sevareid. accepting a Sid
ney Hillman Foundation award
for outstanding news reporting.
did not name Mr.. Brownell. but
he made it plain he was refer
ring to a 1858 speech Mr.. Brown
ell made in Chicago.
In the Chicago speech. Mr..
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District school officials today
moved into the last phase OF
administrative integration.
Supt. Hobart M. Corning pre-
pared to start interviews to pick
10 new department directors.
The 10-and three already
named-will head merged in
structional divisions supplant-
ing duplicate ones maintained
under segregation.
DR.. Corning said he expects to
submit the new appointments to
the Board of Education next
month
The departmental revamping
won board approval yesterday
in a close vote. Only four men,
bers backed it. Wesley s. Will
liams, Mrs. Frank S. Phillips
and Robert r. Faulkner voted
no, and DR.. Margaret j. Butcher
withheld her vote.
DR.. Butcher was the only
member who raised any serious
objection to the plan.
Sees Old Pattern
In a prepared statement, she
charged that "the old segregated
pattern" was being retained ir
the selection and assignment OF
school officials.
She objected specifically te
DR.. Corning's plans for Stating
the English department. The
post of the former white English
head is now vacant, and DR.
Corning plans to fill it before
choosing the new English di-
rector. The new appointee could
be either white or colored. how
ever.
DR.. Butcher said she was op.
posed to having raw recruit
compete with the incumbent
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sible moves to existing school
buildings instead.
DR.. Corning once said he had
in mind moving Wilson to West
ern High School and Miner to
Langley Junior High. When
merger became a prospect, he
said he planned to recommend
a move to the present Cardozo
High School building.
Currently, besides CardoZo, Of
ficials are known to be consider
ing Roosevelt High School. along
with other possibilities.
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Lawmakers Invited
To Military Show
BY the Associated Press

Members of congressional
military committees have been
invited by the Army to see its
airborne and ground forces put
on a series of demonstrations at
Fort Bragg, N. c., tomorrow and
Saturday.
The demonstration will in
ciude a parachute drop by
elements of the 82d Airborne
Division, combat cargo drops,
firepower demonstrations and
other phases of an airborne
operation.
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Read What
Women Say
About Trend

Space doesn't permit us to re-
port all of the wonderful things
that Washington housewives
had to say about TREND. How
ever, we've tried to include ex-
amples from women you may
know, such as:
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Women Say
Trend Fine fo,
mice THINGS
Gives Rich Suds
in Cool Wafer
for Fine Fabrics

TREND scored again with
Washington housewives when
it came to laundering their
own personal things - nylons,
silks, woolens, Orlons an d
rayons. And this, as you we'll
know, is one of the most criti-
cal appraisals a woman can
make. Many, many housewives
who tried TREND for their fine
washables made special men,
tion on their survey returns
about how thorough yet gen.
tle-TREND was on their finest
fabrics
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| TREND not
only dissolves
grease in a
| hurry with
out wYeeking
m Y h a n d s.
| b u I til os Q
| r 1 c h. long
] q 8 I 1 n g
TREND suds
hnya ~,Yrls ~
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ing finer safer effective for washing fine fabrics
your response to TREND has been more enhu-
sastic than hope for Hundreds and hundreds
of Washington have compared TREND against
favorte washing products And TREND has won out
~ every count!
this reported that soap suds they've used could
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beat TREND for dshwashing. And when it to
grease cutting and skin mdness-again than nine
of ten agreed that TREND can't be surpassed
by their present brand Yes TREND outugdinst all
dishwushing products on the market at any priee
you haven't yet compared new TREND, do at
for yourself the outstanding job TREND does Them
notice how much TREND your household budget
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TREND is
SO very sdfe-
my fu I re
c h oice for
washing all
my delicate
fabrics." says
Mrs. L.dVerne
Malone. 2620
South Wayne,
Arlington, Va.
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" tn / n X
TREND D Is a
simply won
derful pro-
duct: q n d !
shall certain +.
lY continue to
use It."
Mrs.
!. Hellmun
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Anna Cdplun
Of 1898 Van
Buren, st. N.
W., Washing.
t o n, D. c.,
says: TREND
gets greasy
dishes cledn
and doesn Z
h u r { m Y
hUusig 9t all"
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TREND Rinsss Off

TREND Is
terrified It
u st rim ses
gre d Sc off
p o ts q n d
pans. leuves
dishes q n d
9 ! q 3 s w q r .
5 p q r Kiln g
bright. And
k ~ - - NJ ~
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Your Reception Of TREND
HAS BEEN WONDERFUL

All of our laboratory tests told that TREND was def
ntely better than other dshwashing products 1t cuts
grease faster-so fast dishes seem to do themselves
Evening star., 1955-04-21

This Is typical Of the comments
from hundreds Of women test.
ing TREND.
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1868 Van Buren, st. NV,
Washington, D. c.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-15
Listen Americans!
BY GEORGE S. BENSON
President of Harding College

Since the Communist peace" offensive is calcu-
lated to aid the ongange Communist goal Of world Dictator
ship be that it will not bring to halt the wide
spread Communist propaganda campaign The powerful
phase Of life in all the nations outside the Iron Curtain
especially the realm of notwithstanding and oNnio- MAX
ing This fact makes it all the necessary that Ameri-
young and Old know the comparative facts about
our system and about Communism and Socialism,
Along with an educational program at home should
make known the accomplishments Of American capitalism to
people everywhere in the world; it's great story And
third positive step to take advantage of the period of ari
fetal Soviet peaceuness America should carry sound
program of assistance to the backward countrc this
sistance should consist of handouts but be in the
OF technical aid and bonafide loans.
These things precisely what the Soviet leaders don't
want us to DO they want and expect to lower guards
to become apathetic toward the Communist as
were Just few years to teaching children and
adults the facts America and to forget about
which permitted Communism to deeply nftrate our vital
American institutions and to take China and other mil
lions of people.
We have encced the Soviet aggressors with arfields
from which Us bOmberS, carrying HbOmbs, could devas-
tate IN few hours RuSSaS capacity war This rising
aerness in America together with miserable economic con
dlt0nS within the Communist empire has pushed the Red
leaders INTO their present strategy Their one
End it IS shrewd 1t is bold because they are virtually
lenouncng the main goal Of Communisn-word conquest
ana Is SheWd one because the people of the world despe
atey peace.
10 defeat the purpose Of the Communist deception
America therefore must remain strong work to increase
me moral and economic strength of the free wcd In adj
dloh we must use this time to bring about better world
WIde undefSAndlng-eSpecialy among the youth Ameri
hleS and their comparative results in practice We must be
ready always to accept the genuine Pronunciation of Com
4uhlS by us eaderSbu not the basis OF the fraud
lhey seek now to foster on a peace-hunqry world.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-15

main as President it should be
shown. That both nave been amply
attested is one fact that both sides
can concede.
This was apparent long before the
visit Of the Republican state chair
men to confer with the President
at Denver. 1t was apparent before
Vice President Nixon. after CON
ferIing with the President at Den
yer, expressed his conviction that
he would run again and added that
all the state Republican chairmen
were basing their campaigns on that
assumption. If anyone knows, Mr.
Nixon should. In fact, il is incredi
BILE after the developments of last
week that anything short of a
physicians certificate could excuse
Mr. Eisenhower in now letting his
friends, his party and his country
down, which is exactly what he
would be doing III fact, they would
all be in "one hell OF mess"
Now, then, consider the case of
Mr.. Stevenson. For more than a
year there has been no doubt of his
candidacy Every one Of his utter
ances-particularly that of Labor
Day in Look gazine-has con-
firmed this belief Despite the coy
Governor Hartman and the ener-
getic Senator Kefauver, he is
away cut ahead True, ne is some
what embarrassed by the violence
of Mr.. Truman, the great give EN-
hell orator, and by the apparent
determination of Senator Kefauver
to enter the early Democratic pri-
maries. which may give him few
delegates outside his own State
But, in the main, he has several
advantages One large one is that
the chairman of the Democratic
Committee, Mr.. Paul Butler, is his
devoted friend.
Another is the support of the
union-labor bosses Reuther and
Meany-who were supposed to give
him the votes Of the labor rank and
file in 1852, but somehow failed to
deliver in the election. Still an
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-15

Mrs. Neil Swartzwelder or Mrs.
Joseph Fahey
September %, Grantsville area
family life training meeting at
Grantsville, 1870 p m, in the fire
hall
September 30, Miss Helen Irene
Smith. home demonstration agent
in Cecil county, will speak at
general Homemakers' meeting and
silver tea. to be held in Grantsville
fire hall, 8 p. m Miss Smith, who
has spent several years in Leban-
on. will tell of her trip and will
have costumes and other exhibits
of the country Interested persons
are invited.
Four-II-September 10, Chicasaw
club at 1880 at home of Mrs Curtis
DeVelbiss. Miss Grove will give a
demonstration on Baking With
Yeast"
September 20. North Glade club
at home of Mrs. Curtis Miller, 7.30
Miss Grove will give the yeast
baking demonstration
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-09-15
ONE WORD
Can Change Your Life
By REV. ROBT. OLEWILER
Pastor, Grace Reformed Church
Washington, D. C.
POST

Want to save yourself a lot of
headaches and heartaches? Then
stay away from where you once
did wrong, or were strongly
tempted to do so.
A young Western farmer fire.
quented the village barroom. He
conducted himself in that familiar
manner which makes family and
friends unhappy A temperance
worker came along one day and
took him aside. The Young farmer
listened to reason and gave up the
bottle. But every time he came into
town after that he tied his horse to
the hitching post in front of the
place where he used to drink. A
churchman spotted this and after
concentrating the Young farmer
upon his turn-about-face in life.
said: George, I'm a good deal old
er than you are. You'll excuse me,
| know, if I make suggestion out
Of my wider experience. No matter
how strong you think you are,
you'd better change your hitching
post at once" Good advice.
Stay away from where you once
did wrong, or wanted to. Change
your hitching post, the word that
can change your life