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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Peak Near Everest
CHALLENGES Climbers

Although Everest has been
climbed, some of its mighty
neighbors still challenge man
skill. pluck and endurance.
Among them is Makalu, the
worlds fifth highest peak, which
is the objective of a French ex-
petition to the Nepal Himalayas
this year, Katmandu reports.
Makalu lies about 8 miles south
east of Mount Everest, rising
27,790 feet from the Barun
Glacier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29

Senator Byrd, Democrat, of
Virginia said today the United
States has an ever-growing sur
plus of farm and factory prod
ucts which must find markets
abroad. He made the statement
in filing the 13-to<2 report of his
finance committee in favor of a
three-year extension of the Re-
ciprocal Trade Act.
"Other nations need and de-
sire our exports and are eager
to negotiate for mutually lower
restrictions on trade" Senator
Byrd added.
The bill will enable the Eisen-
hover administration to make
further tariff cuts of Is per cent
at the rate of 5 per cent a year,
but Senator Byrd said the bill
as reported contains new safe
guards against serious injuries to
this country's economy.
Malone Opposed
Senator Malone, Republican
of Nevada, arch opponent of the
reciprocal trade program. filed
a minority report, declaring that
the program has survived for 81
years "only through the artificial
trade stimulation of foreign wars
preparations for foreign wars,
continuing war economy -. gifts
and grants of more than $1OC
billion to foreign nations financed
by the American taxpayers, ano
through the susceptibility Of the
Congress to foreign and domestic
propaganda linking our give
away trade and dollars to fears
of new wars"
Meanwhile, Senator Carlson
Republican, of Kansas, said the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Output of Electricity
Redoubled in Sweden

STOCKHOLM. - Electric
power production in Sweden has
doubled twice since 1884. Output
last year was 23,700,000, 900
kilowatt-hours.
At present about SO per cent
OF the population has access to
electricity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-29
Submerged Inca City
Found, Diver Claims

Wearing an aquatic lung and
rubber clothing, William Mar
dorf, an American diver. claims
to have found the ruins of an In
ca city on the bed of Lake Tit
The Republican., 1955-02-24
SRC Views Sought
On Overweight Law
For Loaded Trucks

The Senate Judiciary Committee
has asked for the views of the State
Roads commission about allowing
for accumulated ice and snow when
figuring overweight of trucks on
Maryland highways
A bill which would give magis-
trates discretion to do this was in
troduced by Senator Clifford
Friend, who said his lumber trucks
had been fined for extra weight
thrown underneath by travel over
ice and snow and cinders.
His measure also would spell out
that magistrates may charge only
? cents per excess pound for over
weight up to 5000 pounds and six
cents pound for any over that
The present law on this is not
clear, he said. and magistrates levy
six cents on the entire amount of
overweight if it exceeds 5000 by
even one pound The present law
also gives them no discretion about
considering whether the overload
was willful or was caused by
natural elements
This is important in my county,
where we have ice and snow six
months of the year" Senator Friend
said.
Senator Dempsey of Baltimore
asked that the State Roads commits
sion be consulted since it has the
problem of enforcing weight laws.
Senator Cole of Baltimore said an
overloaded truck would cause the
same amount of damage to a high
way regardless of what caused the
extra weight.
Naturally, the State Roads COM
mission will object to the bill be-
The Republican., 1955-02-24
DRY COWS NEED FEED
MORE THAN STEERS

On an average it takes 20 lbs.
of feed to make an average daily
2-pound gain on a good steer
A Holstein dry COW should
gain 1l2 lbs daily and her calf
embryo should gain 1l2 lbs.
daily Total daily gain: 3 lbs.
We recommend you give dry
COWS a balanced feed l lb.
of feed for each 100 lbs. of body
weight. Purina dry COW feeds
have the vitamins, minerals, pro-
tcins needed to build up the en-
bryo calf, and the cows own
body. for more milk after calving
and longer COW life. Be sure to
feed dry COWS daily even on pas
ture. Continue right up through
calVing.
Repeated tests at the Purina
Research Farm show that 100
lbs. of body weight increase on
HolSteins when dry will give up
to 1000 lbs. extra milk. Other
breeds in proportion. Let's talk
about the Purina Dry Cow pro-
gram.
The Republican., 1955-02-24
Sunders Team Heads
Little League Basketball

Bill Sanders team in the Little
Basketball league was at the top
of the list after Saturdays games.
with a record of five wins and no
losses. His team defeated Toby Co
laws team q to II last Saturday.
Knots team was second with four
wins and one loss. II took its first
loss Saturday being defeated Is
to u by Fred ColaWs team
In other games Saturday Bro
hawn's team defeated Stcmplc's
team IA to u. Rufus team defeated
CARROTS team II TO Members of
Southern High varsity squad are
the coaches. Teams of Fred Coiaw.
BrohaWn and Ruff had records of
three wins and two losses, with
those of Stemple and Garrett hay
ing one win against four losses.
Toby ColaW's group has lost five
games
Kyle Wilson director of athletics
The Republican., 1955-02-24
E'ienGISE1iLLe Notes

Visitors at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Eugene Sines we're Mrs Chas
| Crozier, of Uniontown, Pa; Mrs
Frank Hurley ittsburgh, Pa. Mrs
Bobby Thompson and children, Of
Boynton, Pa; Mrs. Raymond Weav
er, Hancock; Mr. and Mrs. ArnolC
Sines and family, Sand Patch, Pa
Mrs. John Vitez, Mill Run; anc
Mrs. James Ross and family
Mrs. Dick Selby and son and
Mrs. Eugene Friend and daughter
spent Thursday in UniontoWn, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Friend, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Selby we're Sat
urday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
Schroyer
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Miller and
children spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs Hetta Timney, Iona
coming.
MIR and Mrs. Elra Garletts were
called to Washington, d. C., Fri
day, due to the serious illness OF
their daughter Mrs. Ann Hall who
had a major operation in hos
pital there
Carl j.. Harry Jr.. and Richard
f. Friend returned to Philadelphia
after a weeks visit with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Friend
and daughter.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Orval Rush were Mr.. and Mrs.
Playford Ryan and son Tommy,
Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Blake, Oakland;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Ryan, Clifton
Mills w. Va; Mr. and Mrs. John
Sagey and children, Frederick
town, Pa. Rev Ray Heist, of Con-
fluence, Pa, was a Thursday dinner
guest
John Hamilton, Accident was a
Wednesday overnight guest of By
ron Fike.
Mr. and Mrs James SkidmOre and
daughter, of Waldorf, spent from
Friday until Sunday with the for
mer'S mother, Mrs. Julia Skidmore.
and his grandmother, Mrs. Dicie
Friend. On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene SkidmOre and daughter. of
Cleveland. o., arrived and visited
until Monday Mrs. Skidmore and
Mrs. Friend accompanied them to
Cleveland to visit for several
weeks
Mr. and Mrs Leo Coddington
and family, of Accident; Conner
Evans and Miss Laura Coddington,
Pittsburgh, were Sunday guests of
her mother, Mrs Nettie Codding-
ton.
Mrs. Charles Humberson re-
turned home after visit with her
son and family MIR. and Mrs.
George Thomas and daughter,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Walter Haenftling and Mr.. and
Mrs Mclchoir KOlb. Accident. were
Sunday visitors of Mrs. w. Z. Shoe
maker.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Fike and son
Byron spent Saturday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Fike, at Mill
Run
Clyde VanSickle and John Saw
age were Saturday callers in Oak
land
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Friend and
family were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Graham at Brandonville,
w Va
Mrs. Warren Thomas and chill
dren and Mrs Fred Thomas Green
Gables, were Saturday visitors of
the formers mother, Mrs. Margaret
Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lowdermilk
The Republican., 1955-02-24
Methodist News

"GbVOhlSA NGWo
Services for Sunday, February
q, in the Methodist churches are
Blooming Rose 945 a. m; Hoyes
IL a. m, and Friendsville, 7:3O p
m.
World Day of Prayer will be OBJ
served in the Methodist church on
Friday afternoon at 100 All de-
nominations are invited,
The monthly meeting of the VS.
CS will be held Tuesday evening,
March l, in the church. Mrs Cecil
Schroyer president, will have the
business; Mrs Ivan HumbcrsOn will
lead the devotionalS: Mrs Law
renee Friend will present the topic
for discussion. Special entertain
ment will be presented by Mrs.
John Holman Circle III will serve.
Mrs j ID. Shaffer will entertain
members of Circle III of the WSCS
at her home on Monday evening,
February %
Lutheran Activity
Sunday school at 10 a. m. and
worship service at 7.3O p M for
Grace Lutheran church. Sunday.
Mrs Amos Friend will entertain
members of Lutheran Ladies Aid
at her home on Thursday evening.
March 3, at 1880
On Deans List
Miss Virginia Shoemaker, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Shoe
maker of Friendsville, who is a
third year student at State Teach
ers college, has made the Deans
list for the semester with a score
of %. A point score of 225 signi-
flies eligibility for Deans list. A
student must carry a minimum of
Is semester hours to be eligible
Virginia is practice teaching now
for a 9-Week period at College
Laboratory School, Frostburg.
P.-T.A. Is Held
The monthly meeting of Friends
vile Elementary P.-TA. was held
in the school cafeteria on Tuesday
evening with President George
Coddington in charge Minutes
were read by Sec Mrs Karol Rush.
and various reports were made by
committees. Music was furnished
by Vida Schroyer and Helen Selby
Willard Hawkins, superintendent
of schools, gave the talk and
answered questions Refreshments
were served
Homemakers Club
Mrs. George Coddington enter
tanned members Of the Homcmak-
erS club at her home on Thursday
evening. The meeting opened by
reading the hymn of the month.
A demonstration on Window
Treatment was given by home
furnishing chairman, Mrs. Nevada
HoStetlcr Mrs. Carlton Sellers
gave a book report on The In
truder.' Plans we're made for ST
Patrick's Day dinner for the March
meeting of members and guests.
Personals
Harry Friend Sr.. who is en-
ployed in West Virginia, spent the
weekend with his family.
Cpl Kenneth Sines, Fort Camp
bell Ky is spending a furlough
here with his grandmother Mrs
Orpha Sines
Ralph Murphy and Jimmy Dale
Williams are vacationing in Florida
with the formers wife and daugh-
ter
Mr. and Mrs. Daley Groves, of
Elder Hill. spent Saturday evening
with her sister, Miss Nellie Friend
The Republican., 1955-02-24

in import-vulnerable industries
This outline is, Of course, only a
glance at the overall picture but
the problems to be solved are
readily apparent. That is what we
in Congress, with the help and
guidance of our constituents, are
striving to do.
At this writing the bill is before
the House. If and when it reaches
the Senate, we will make com
plete and thorough study Of every
phase of the legislation.
The Republican., 1955-02-24

cause it will cost them some revenue
in fines Friend said
In telling of his own experience
he said a lumber truck was loaded
in the evening within a legal weight
limit That night it started raining,
he said, and the next day the rain
turned to ice and snow BY the time
the truck got to Frostburg at a.
m. it was $500 pounds overweight
and the driver was fined.
He said SRC police are experts
at gauging how much ice and snow
and cinders might add to a weight
load and that magistrates would
take their word for it if given any
discretion
The Republican., 1955-02-24

GARRETT COUNTY
Checkerboard News

pens each need 25 square feet.
See this book for calf barn
design. PLUS COMPLETE
FEEDING INFORMATION.
Purine Nursing Chow and Calf
Startena make a combination
that's hard to beat. Calves grown
on this program at the Purina
Research Farm were up to 70
lbs. heavier than Morrison aver
age at the end of four months.
= = 4:
There is still time to book
your chicks with us. Get them
started early and cash in on high
egg prices next fall
The Republican., 1955-02-24
HOGS WASTE MUCH FEED

Don't pass the hog lot when
checking for places to cut feed
WastagC In test at Washington
State College a trap at one self
feeder caught more than 80 lbs.
of hog feed per week Simple
adjustments in the height or
width of troughs often helped
eliminate feed waste.
The Republican., 1955-02-24
HEALTH HINT

When lice on cattle and
poultry is a problem, it's time
to ask us for Purina Insect
Powders. One application of
Purina Insect Killer often
takes care of lice on cattle,
For poultry you can use Pur-
ina Lice Powder. But it's lots
easier and just as effective tC
paint the roost poles with
Purina Poultry Insccticidc
and let the fumes kill the
lice.
The Republican., 1955-02-24
Senate Cloakroom
By j. GLENN BEALL
United States Senator from
Maryland

In these complex times we mus
ovnoot to opconntor oornlov nrob
~ ~ 0''''.N' ~
leIllS' ana SINCE II Is our herl'dSe
we must face them
Such = problem is before MS now
:, ~ I'M 4,.,,od,,ood -. ~ tro,
III .iie 'iii iii'l o''''oou " nv MN
orable Jere cooper 'D-lennl "a
extend the authority of the Presi-
don't IN enter into trade aoreements
I'iloer oecIioIl ooo VI 'iie arm Ac'
spent Saturday in Oakland with the
formers mother, Mrs. Rebecca
Lowdermilk at Weeks Nursing
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd BoWser, of
Pittsburgh, spent the weekend
with Mrs. II. L. Shoemaker Other
Sunday dinner guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. I. Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Metheny
and children were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Fra
zee, Glade Farms, w. va.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Frankhauser
returned to their home Friday eve
ming after spending three weeks
in Cumberland with relatives. Mr.
Frankhauser also underwent a
major operation at Memorial hos
pltal there.
Wednesday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Friend were MIR
and Mrs. Harold Humberson, Miss
Norma Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. X.
F. Savage and Beverly Ann. Other
evening visitors were Mrs. Emo
gene Farthlng, Patty. Debbie, Har-
old and Reuben Humberson. Sun
day visitors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Frantz and family Farm
lngton, Pa; DR.. and Mrs. Gilmore
Dean and sons and Mrs. Lloyd
Dean, Homestead, Pa, and Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Savage and fam
lly
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Spelcher
and son Tommy, OF Accident were
SUNDAY evening visitors OF MIR. and
Mrs. FRED LoWdermllk.
Cloyd and IRWIN NanSlckle, Bill
Chaulfe, Miss Joanne Lacota and
friends, of UniontoWn, were Sun
day afternoon guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde NanSIckle. Wednesday
evening guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Emory Friend and family.
Mrs. William Durham, Emcrt
Shoemaker and children, Jimmy
and Virginia, spent Sunday after
noon in Cumberland. MIR. Dunham
returned home with them after be-
ing patient at Memorial hospital
for 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Humberson
and Mrs. Harold Friend spent Sat
urday with Mrs Minnie Frantz at
Rldgeley, W Va.
SUNDAY dinner guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. lrvln LoWdermllk, Frazee
Ridge. we're MIR, and Mrs. John
Blshoff and daughter Sharon, Ac-
cldent; MI and Mrs. Okey Hcft
ana daughter Marlene; Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac trazee. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur LoWdermilk
Mrs. Raymond Schlossnaele and
daughters and Mrs. Kaye Fike were
business callers IN Oakland on FIJI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Friend and
family, Mrs. Helen Devine. II. A.
Schroyer visited Miss Mae Schroyer
ana Mrs. Mary Garletts and Fam
lly. at Sabraton, w. Va, Sunday
I99 rai onla Ma t;7o noiI" 10y q mas } pGed III
n1, noiiaC III Nj '"I - iiiil,i of eu
and Mrs and Mrs Harold Hum
berson we're called TO Carteret \
J. early Sunday mornino whom
The Republican., 1955-02-24
With Our Men
In The Service
Receives Discharge

Corporal Edgar G Uphold of
Bayard, W Va was separated from
active military service at Fort
George G Meade on February H.
after serving for two years with the
army He was stationed for part Of
The Republican., 1955-02-24
WHAT CALVES NEED
FOR FAST GROWTH

Growing plans in Purina's new
Dairy book call for keeping
calves in individual pens for the
first 10 to IS days, then moving
them into larger pens with
calves their own size. Individual
pens should be at least feet
square and calves in the group
The Republican., 1955-02-24

in its class. It's the fact that the new
Dodge has all the features and even more
style, than the most costly cars on the
road you can keep it secret that a
new Dodge costs only a few dollars month
more than one of the low price three!)
The Republican., 1955-02-24

All Purina bags should be
returned to dealers before
March IS. They cannot be
taken after that date because
they have been discontinued
and must be in Buffalo be-
fore April |. After the 18th
they will take the used bag
price.
The Republican., 1955-02-24

How do you think it feels to own this
new Dodge? Well, the Iook in peoples
eyes tells you that no car at any price
has captured Americas heart 50 COM
petely. It's not just its bigness and length
up to 9 inches longer than other cars
The Republican., 1955-02-24
FREE PROGRAM BOOKS

Helpful tips on feeding, man
agement sanitation in Purina's
Program booklets. Books on
dairy, hogs, poultry. Ask for
yours now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

RUN FOR COVER" a Pine and
Thomas production released by Para
mount. directed BY Nicholas Ray, screen
play by Winston Miller from a story
musical score by Howard jackson. At
Keiths
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SHE'S GIVING UP THE GHOST

Carol Richards who has made handsome living acting
voice double in movie musicals, is abandoning that
ghost singing for in her You've heard
Carol when thought Cyd Charlse in "Bgadoon
Vera-Elen in Call Me Madam" In Petty Girl" she
bingua ghost singing in Spanish for Movita and
American for Joan Caulfeld Now Miss Richards has
regular job Bob Crosbys televson show and reports
enthusiastic test at MCMAP Wrephoto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

Rita Hayworth in Joseph and
His Brethren"
You'll see the inside of New
York's st. Patrick's Cathedral
for the first time on the screen
in Miracle in the Rain" which
stars Jane Wyman. The film
ing will be done between and
S am. because at this time the
beautiful church is closed to
the public.
After two years in "Tea and
Sympathy" Deborah Kerr
finally comes home. June 20,
and after starring in the play
at the Biltmore here. Debbie
gets into training for GOTH
Fox's new version of THE King
and l."
Metro is Turing Doris Day
into a term contract with an
offer of a million dollars to be
paid her over 20 years. They
love her that much in Love Me
or Leave Me-"
TIL e da Bara's husband
Charles Brabin, is selling theii
Beverly Hills home and moving
to Italy. The veteran director
tells friends that the house was
the scene of great happiness
while Theda was alive and that
he cannot bear to walk through
the empty rooms.
/ Released by the MANA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Audrey and Mel Live 1t Up

Audrey Hepburn and Mel
Ferrer have it in their "War
and Peace" contracts that each
is to have a car and chauffeur to
drive them separately to work!
Marion Brando will play the
other big role in the picture be-
cause Gregory Peck doesn't want
to leave his boys in Hollywood.
Roberto Rossellini will do an
italian film version of Car
men," but without wife 1ngrid
Bergman. Ingrid is still burning
over her Joan at the Stake" re-
views. Linda Darnell prefers
picture making in Italy to the
United States and has just
signed to do another opposite
Vittorio De Sica, so she won't
be home for a long time.
Dick Haynes is buying up
story properties right and left
for his and Rita's company. :.
A big movie star sends checks to
needy people signed Santa
Claus" His real initials are j. w.
Katy Jurado has hospital
reservations for when she
finishes Trial"
y
Lauren Bacall is spending
her week ends at a trailer camp
in Palm Springs, owned by Bing
Crosby, Sam Goldwyn, Jack
Benny and hubby Humphrey b.
CART. Real juvenile delin-
quents are applying to Warmers
for parts in Rebel Without a
Cause" and they bring their
police records to prove they've
had trouble with the law.
Danny Hayes wife. Sylvia Fine
is writing him a completely new
act for his London Palladium
opening. Tony Martin will
take a Las Vegas night-clut
booking while wife Cyd Charisss
is there to make weekend ir
Las Vegas"
Gary Cooper's mother told me
that Gary starts his 85th picture
next month, and his 30th yeal
in movies. Incidentally, Gary
paid $78 for his own screen test
which led to a part in his first
picture.
Debbie Reynolds races off tc
Korea Friday to get away from
the rumors and to entertain GIs
Fiance Eddie Fisher was due
here some time this week end
Debbie will be gone two week.
and by then we should be hear
ing about the status OF her en-.
gagement to Eddie.
Hedy Lamar is due in Holly.
wood and I hear disturbing re-
ports again about her marriag,
TO oil-millionaire Howard Lee
Hedy wants to resume her movie
career, and little bird whisper
she has a good chance to replace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
AFTER DARK
Lisa Kirk DozzIes
In q Slick SONG urn

Room isn't overlooking during
Miss Kinks fortnight, it will be
a black mark against the towns
taste. This girl has it.
Washington's newest cocktail
lounge, which opened last week.
proved SO Immediately popular
that more than 1000 customers
passed through in its first "a
hours. Through, not outD It's
the Annapolis Hotels new Surf
Room, done in the manner of
the lounge on a modern luxury
liner, at the Twelfth and H cor
ner where the Anchor Room used
to be. It's open from II am.
daily and there is entertainment
periodically by Mary King. A
pianist out of the University of
Wisconsin by way Of the Juilliard
School of Music, Miss King mixes
current favorites with classics
and nostalgia show tunes.
X n
Other items: The Madrillon,
the towns oldest restaurant
night club, has added free park
ing to the attractions for it's Gus
toners. The service is available
(at 1403 New York avenue or
.1408 H street, from 6 pm. to
2 am, so you can stay around
dancing to Johnny Robb's music
as long as you like. =. Added
attraction at the Purple Tree,
Hamilton Hotels oasis, will be
a nightly broadcast % to $3.50
over WMAL by Bill Malone. He
plans to mix popular music and
celebrity interviews, starting next
Monday night. Ruth Wallis
is in her sixth week in the SAFE
rae Room at the Old New Or
leans. :. Set for Statler Embassy
Room dates before the summer
lull: Celeste Holm and Edith
Piaf. HIM.
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P-TA Federation
Workshop" On
School Indignation
Adjourned As
By-Low Violation

Motion Carried 100 to 50;
Detected Faction Conereeotes
On Sidewalk Under
Leadership OF NAACP
officiGI; .victor's Hear
Tulk in Hall
On last Saturday after
noon approximately $50 PTA
members and others interested
in schools, attended tn e
workshop" on Indignation
sponsored by the Fairfax
County Federation of PTAs
at Annandale High School.
When the meeting opened,
Mr.. Harley Williams, a mem
Der of the Fairfax High and
Elementary PTAs, read a by
law Of the national PTA or
ganization forbidding 1t to in
terfere in school administra-
tive affairs. He said that in
his judgement the question of
admission of mixed races to
schools was an administrative
affair, and therefore the
workshop" on indignation
could not legally be held un-
der PTA sponsorship. He then
made a motion that the
meeting be adjourned.
Mrs. Jane Wellemeyer.
chairman of the meeting. dis
puted the point. Others
joined in on both sides of the
question, and the meeting
ragged hot and heavy for about
an hour. In answer to Mrs.
Wellemeyer's statement that
the workshop" was merely