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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
PTA Council Plans
Dinner May p

The spring dinner meeting of
the Garrett County Council of
Parents and Teachers will be held
at the Kitzmiller Elementary school
on Friday evening, May p, at
$50 o'clock.
Mrs Cecil E. Ewing, president
of the Maryland Congress of Par
ents and Teachers will be the
speaker and will install officers
of the county council for the en-
suing year
Final plans will be made for a
school of instruction to be held
June 4 at Northern High school
for newly elected officers and
chairmen of local p. T. A. and in
terested persons, Mrs. Irva Mickey
president, announced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Area Is Ready
TO Receive 1000
Boys at Camporee

Everything is in readiness for
the annual Potomac Boy Scout
Courc1 Camporee which will be
held this year in Garrett County
over the week end
The camporee is being held az
Potomac Manor, just a few miles
southeast of Mt. Lake Park. Some
SEQ to LOCO boys are expected to
arrive Friday afternoon, May %,
at a o'clock, from 81 scout troops
and thirteen explorer posts in the
council and they will remain until
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Foster A. Riggs, camp director
said a full schedule has been
worked out by the Deep Creek
District and approved by officials
of the Potomac Council.
After arrival at the camp site
the boys will be expected to walk
one quarter Of a mile with packs
on their backs, for which they will
receive points. Camps will be set
up in the area and supper will be
cooked by each unit, after which
there will be a camp fire with a
welcome, songs and skits, and
an educational movie.
Saturday morning following
breakfast and camp cleanup,
there will be demonstrations, hikes,
swapping and scouting skills. DEM
onstratiors and games are sched
uled for the afternoon. A ceremony
of retreat will be held for every
scout at o'clock with a tap out
ordeal by the Order of the Arrow
A campfire program will conclude
the day. following supper.
After breakfast and camp clean
up Sunday morning there will be
beth Protestant and Catholic
church services for all the boys.
Final inspection is set for 2 o'clock
with awards being presented to the
various patrols. Following a clos
ing ceremony the camp will be
officially ended and all boys will
head for home.
Some features of the camporee
listed by Mr.. Riggs are the wild
life demonstrations by State de-
partments, KitZmiller, First Aid
mine rescue team, wild turkey
feeding station, archery demon
Stration by the Black Hawk Arch
cry company, communications
demonstration by an Explorer post
from Cumberland.
Parents will be welcome for the
Saturday evening campfire pro-
gram
Arrangements for the camporee
were completed by Mr.. Riggs,
Ralph NJ. Fauber, assistant camp
director, George Stuck, chairman
of the Deep Greek district, and
some twenty or more district scout
leaders including L. j. Sacher, and
Fred Tichnell, of the camping and
activities committee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Southern Hi Officers
In P.-T.A. Installed

Officers of the Southern High
school Parent-Teacher association
were installed Monday evening in
the school gymnasium in the final
meeting for the year.
They were Charles L. Briner
president; Willard Elliott, vice
president; Mrs. Earl Wise, secre-
tary; Emil German, treasurer. In
stalling officer was Michael Duda
member of the county council.
Following the installation a style
show was held by girls of the home
economies department FASHIONS
out of this World" was the theme
Junior and Senior home economics
girls modelled the garments they
had made during the year. Jarlath
Dewitt was narrator while Amanda
Dixon and Nancy White we're
seniors directors. Lois Davis was
the fashion queen.
Special vocal numbers were pre-.
scented by the following: Deer
Purple" Alice Madigan and Loi,
Swartzentruber; Venus" Alice
Madigan; Little Space Girl" Mary
Ann and Roberta Lou Burgwald
Royal Dancers, Barbara Zepp anc
Judy Taylor; Somewhere Over
the Rainbow, Sue and Patty Mar
tin; and Apple Blossom Time,
Carolyn Bittinger.
Some seventy students exhibited
art work they had made.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Miss Damaging Frost

The Mountain Top missed a
damaging frost during the week
when the weather remained cloudy
on two straight mornings, There
was light frost on Sunday morn
ing.
Weather for the week has been
both hot and cold. At Somerset,
Pa, and Davis, w. Va, on Friday
there were flurries of snow for a
brief period and the day remained
rainy, cold and cloudy. Saturday
was cool and partially clear. Sun
day remained cool.
1t moderated on Tuesday and
both Tuesday and Wednesday we're
comparatively hot. Wednesday re-
NAMED warm but cloudy most Of
the day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Mayor Smith Names
May p 'PoppyDay''

Mayor Russell L. Smith has
proclaimed Saturday, May %, as
Poppy Day in Oakland.
On that day the American Lee
gion auxiliary of Proctor Kildow
Post No. II, will be conducting it's
annual Poppy Day on the streets
of the town in observance of ma
tional and state Poppy Day Head
quarters will be at the office of
the West Maryland Power com
pany Girl scouts will assist in
the sale of the peoples.
The poppy committee includes
Mrs. Herbert Bittinger chairman;
Mrs. Hazel Cover, Mrs. Mabel
Smouse, Mrs. Cleda Stewart and
Mrs. Darlene Paugh.
Poppies are made by disabled
veterans in VA hospitals. Fifteen
percent of the money collected,
after paying for peoples, will be
sent to the State Department for
rehabilitation and Child Welfare
programs. The remainder stays
in the county. The auxiliary used
the local amount in previous years
for child welfare and rehabilita-
ton. Some was used for glasses
for needy children, food and cloth
ing for needy families at Christ
mas and help for needy children
in general. Rehabilitation funds
are used for needy veterans and
their wives, and donations are
made to district, state and COM
munity projects.
Poppies bloomed in abundance
on the battle fields of France
where many men had fallen in
battle in World War l, and a rep
lica Of the poppy has become
the memorial flower for the Lee
gion and its auxiliary.
In Mayor Smiths proclamation
he noted that Poppy Day was OBJ
served nationally each year prior
to Memorial day He said he pro-
claimed the day lin honor of
heroes of Americas major roles
in freedoms long fight, in rec
ognition of the benefits that ac-
crue to veterans in the making of
the peoples, and in gratitude for
the child welfare and rehabilita-
ton work of the American Legion
Auxiliary"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Junior Wagner Has
High Herd For April

Claude Wagner. Jr., who has %
registered Holstein cows, had the
top herd in the DHIA No. for
April, it was announced by Darius
E. Green, supervisor. Wagner's
herd produced an average of 400
pounds of milk and 48 pounds of
fat.
Highland Park farm had second
herd with SO Holstein and Guern-
sey cows producing an average of
845 pounds of milk and 1874 pounds
of fat. Third was Sanders Brothers,
with 46 Holsteins and Guernseys
producing 730 pounds of milk and
800 pounds of fat Gerald Glotfety's
herd of 81 Holsteins and Guern-
seys was fourth with 900 pounds of
milk and 30 pounds of fat Fifth
was Ross Groves herd of &c Hol-
stems producing $50 pounds of
milk and 30 pounds of fat.
Top COW was White, registered
Holstein of Claude Wagner, ST..
with 1910 pounds of milk and 80
pounds of fat. Highland Park
FARMS No. SO was second with
1880 pounds of milk and 81 pounds
of fat Third was Kathryn, regis
tered Holstein, of Claude Wagner,
Jr., with 2100 pounds of milk and
80 pounds of fat. Jane, registered
Holstein of Wagner, ST., was fourth
with 100 pounds Of milk and 78
pounds Of fat Lass, Holstein of
Gerald Glotfelty, was fifth with
1920 pounds of milk and 76 pounds
of fat.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
To Hold Memorial Service
At FriendsvilIe Sunday

A memorial service will be held
at Frieadsville on Sunday, May 81,
at l p. m, is was announced by
Wade Schroyer, post commander
of Veteran of Foreign Wars, Post
No. 84O9.
The service will be held in
frort OF the Honor Roll. Merle
Frantz will be the speaker Music
will be provided by the Northern
High School band and members
of the Friendsville Drum and
Bugle corps.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Mt. Top Chamber
Of Commerce Names
Directors For Year

The election committee of til .
Mt. Top Chamber of Commerce
announced the names of the four
persons added to the Board of D
rectors for a three-year term.
They are Clint Englander, VII
lard Hawkins, Frank Peters and
Earl Zepp.
The eight other members now
serving are j. T. Cain, N. A. Cop
lin, Irwin Field, Lowell Looms,
Frank Mcdaniel, Howard NayIoT,
l. r. Rudy, Jr., and Willis Shaffer.
ShaGfer is the present president
A meeting of the present board
of directors, including the fou~
newly elected has been called &c
Wednesday, May 81, at 7:3O at tn
City nall in Oakland for reorgan
cation and election of officers foe
1859,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Business Officials
OF State Schools
Hold Annual Meet

The annual spring meeting and
workshop of the Association OF
School Business officials of Mary
land and the District of Columbia
was held at Western Maryland All
center near Bittinger last Friday
and Saturday with IS in attendance
from practically every county in
Maryland and Baltimore city.
The sessions were under direc-
ton of President, Dr. Wesley Dorm,
supervisor, state department of
Education. One of the main events
was a discussion of Supervisory
Techniques" under direction of
Clyde S. Hartlove, training direc-
tor of the Schluderburg-Kurdle
company, Baltimore The topic was
presented by Dwight Jacobus,
supervisor, state department OF
Education.
The group divided in sections
for Friday afternoon and Satur-
day morning sessions, in account
ing and finance, operations and
maintenance, personnel, purchasing
and transportation.
In attendance from this county
were Willard L. Hawkins, county
superintendent of schools; o. T.
eraser, maintenance supervisor;
F. D. Bittle and Edwin Elias,
supervisors; John Fitzwater, super
visor of pupil personnel, and Rob-
ert Martin, administrative assist
ant at Southern High. Mr.. Hawkins
welcomed the group to the county
Mr.. eraser served as discussion
leader of the session on operations
and maintenance.
The meeting closed with an "a,
dress by Dr. Charles Foster, execu-
tive secretary of the Association
of School Business Officials of the
United States and Canada.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Firemen's Association
Plans Annual Meeting

The 47th annual convention of
the Allegany-Garrett counties Vol
unteer Firemens convention will
be held Wednesday, June 8, at
Barton.
A dinner will be served at 5
O'Clock, followed by a parade.
Prizes are being offered
Friendsville company was host
to pre-convention meeting of
the executive board Sunday, May
3.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Plan Spaghetti Dinner

Members of the American Le-
gion Auxiliary of Proctor Kildow
Post No. Il, in Oakland, will serve
a spaghetti dinner, open to the pub
lie, at the Legion home, old Deer
Park road, cr Saturday, May %.
Serving will be from 5 to 7 o'clock.
The cost will be 81 for adults and
so cents for children.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
5th Season For
Summer Theatre
Is Being Planned

Plans for the fifth season of the
Garrett County summer theatre
are being completed. The play
| house will open for the season at
the former Arden boat club site
at McHenry, on Tuesday, July 7,
and will continue until August 20.
Gene Yell, associate director of
the drama department of the Col
lege of Fine Arts, University of
New Mexico, at Albuquerque, will
return to directing this year
This assignment was given to D..
G. Buckles last year but he is not
recurring for the summer season.
Thus far only two veterans of
other years are returning to the
Playhouse. They are Neil Flanagan
and Girls Curran. Other members
of the troupe will be students of
Mr.. Yell at the University of New
Mexico Some local talent will be
used for minor parts in several of
the plays.
The seven plays to be presented
are "Petticoat Fever" July I'll;
Home at Seven" July 14-18; Time
Out for Ginger" July 21-25; John
Loves Mary" July %, August l;
Visit to a Small Planet" August
AS; arsenic and Old Lace, Aug
ust Ills; The Reluctant Debu-
tante," August 1922; and "Gigi,"
August 25-29.
General admission this year,
Tuesday thru Friday, will be $3.50
for adults, S1.30 for children; Sat
urdays 1920 for adults and $3.50
for children. A subscription of
eight admissions will cost $3.50.
Mr.. Yell is chairman of this years
Beard of governors. Other mem
bers are Mrs. Homer Bennett, c.
w. Englander, George Littsman,
Mrs. Gerald Imam, J. NJ. Jarboe,
Edward Smouse, Mrs. Dudley P.
Ranney, Irwin Field and Earl Zepp.
Other committees: subscription,
Mrs. Wilbur Close; patrons, Char
les Briner; publicity, George Hanst,
Harriet Marks; costumes, Mrs.
Harold Ashby, chairman; Mrs Rob
ert Flaherty, Mrs Marvin Jones,
Mrs. Arthur Naylor, Sr.; proper
ties, Mrs. Charles Briner, Mrs.
Lewis R. Jones, co-chairmen; Mrs.
Arthur Calhoun, Mrs. Irwin Field,
Mrs. W. w. Grant, Mrs. Francs
Matthews, Mrs. William Naylor, E.
Herbert Shaffer, Mrs. Scott Shirer,
Mrs. Robert Stanton.
Program, DR.. E. l. Baumgartner,
Mrs. Thornton Deffinbaugh; ushers.
Mrs. Robert Stanton, chairman;
Carol Bassie, Gretchen Briner,
Susan Gibson Willard Ann Glot-
felty, Jane Hanst, Ann Lee Lohr,
Barbara 10 Rice, Roberta Sanders,
Patty Winters.
Assisting to sell subscriptions
are members of the American AS
sociatiOn of University Women.
Business and Professional Women's
Club, Oakland Civic club, Junior
Civic club, Oakland-Mt. Lake Lions
Club, Oakland Rotary club, and
representative at a number of
nearby towns.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
Class Visits CeIunese

Forty-five students of the Bust
ness Arithmetic class of Southern
High school, under direction of
Charles A. Bennett, visited the
plant of the Celanese Corporation
of America, in Cumberland, on
Monday, May IL.
They started the tour with an in
spection of the raw materials used,
and then went through each divi-
sion of the plant concluding with
the shipping department. Especial
ly interesting were the IBM ma
chimes, the students declared.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
To Give Dance Recital

The Story Book Review will
be the theme of the 1853 dance
recital of the Clara Ann Lewis
dance studio. 1t will be presented
on Tuesday evening, May 26, at
the bennett Road school at 8
o'clock.
Four scenes will be presented:
Mother Goose Land, Candy Land
Ballet, Grand Ball, and Broadway
Fantasy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21
To Preach And Sinq

Evangelist and Mrs. Pete Sales
key, of Keyser, w. Va, will preach
and sing at the Walnut Assembly
of God church on Sunday morn
ing. May "a, at IL a. M, and also
at 7:30 p. m, it has been announced
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-05-21

The government moved the ma
tons center of population II miles
westward from its old location in
Illinois.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23
New Boy Scout
Booklet Out

Al krer51 TIE -ssr t.oe,
lsfS -tlls1e3 ~ fhs D.r-
--s- Dsy SeasTs
.-fr1 ar- -strE Places
seF .1 'a.--s - De- a4sf z-l
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$50 -E- Isis zr1t
ts ts-ess fs~-x re-
4re 'e.fflser Eano-S para
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isseEl we've Seoul visitors a.
So -,-ns IRE t.oekitI also *
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? .c1ss ding he se5o.o. y1.1
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Complete lrfc-wi;so1 = glst-
r. t.s o,cxlei ressrc irg estry
VISIT - ic-s sgch 1s key pers
T. - cer-ttie-- hcurs q s1Sf3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23

s1r-e r-cE,~ss las o.tt- -5Se
t-- ,r1z5e-lrg ne -c-1--erf1.
.'c< Ene1c "a. tnc L,i-e p-5z,ess
nts .'str -s.gise-e-c
There IS a. arswer. 1r. Nj
kans oecisrec. - sssernsss ~
AlssssSpeisns 20 lssssfy rhs
lynchsns ~ MACK Charles psrk-
er 90 re sreSos rat IRE 81
pre-ne cogrf we.te have -
Asse . eensir7ier eeeayss q
re eEsisssen 60 Negroes fren
IvrT seryi<s.
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is.s--psoeit- Z. p-cstt- i "a
- safe. ard III; q % psr--..,
O. ever e-cx,-rlge the re- rr1-
;lor q qualified NeE-c -.r1e-s
= isIt iht9 car rcss and -
tLlt1e tc- s%r,1ct CO y-res
l'ts c-st-E-sAlss-re-s Il NeE-o
,-i-,t.s Z N2xEss.rp. . lie -os.
sc1a-2---s Il liz sztEe S.-,.-
Rsshfs Lssislsfier Fesred
he fear q Ccver-c. Jx-ses p
Coleman znc Others thar TIE
PopisrTalle lsrckins Ecu.1 zina-
l1,e s1ro1g fe5erzl c.sll riEhss
lkglslstlcn constitutes ar Sdr-is-
scr TIA; the Negro ycee OUTSIDE
q the Deep Sou1h las re1xbed
sacn 4 klne and Importance ;hz,
he vote q waite czi1lers x he
Deep South 10 lczger hxs s1ff..
e1eri sre1glh 10 ou.weagh he
no1-S0gth Negro vcse TIE Dexp
So1tAs political posl,ior = A.
oes1 > pstesWcgk Wh.cA 10 lOnrer
car ccG-- securely c. ar over.
rao-1g rzcsalsz usfhir the re
sse1- O. or me incisp<nsa salty
& the Deep South whlle vote 10
either major parsy
Tie NAACP leader rejected
f1oienSe as az instrument q "a
cal scvzr<sEeni Ard reiterated
olssS0Aal cf Any -NAACP off.
ca no actocstes xiolence even
tboosh Ae b q volunteer wcrker
Aa1 bad . Suall hrx1ch. Herr &
nc question q free speech. ior
~ has a rsght 10 that on sioIencR
o. zry ether Sableet- IN ms car
nane Here 3 NJ qnexticn q the
nghi q seh defenss. fec the
NAACP has stood sqn.rely fsr
tai orer The years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23

Lee our rez5ers pissse Be
zxsurec shzs .e % net a.
sssnr,s 20 szkes any credit for
Coo work uihicn l. already
dope. ard IS fs1~ins form 70
hsess every footssrp 81 man
4Uin1.
sson~rEer. cvr io5 IS 20
teAs =, keep ssss human cor
srs1sssaess CT cor rsscers ~
r,ensry an sore rneas-
lre C she rn6ersssn6ins o.
Cess lsse- Ar.d fkOs nsy at
senfssn .. tsis spiritual e.
s.-n-e. sSrksns here and noe.
tkrVszrS fhe censci0vsness %
rrr-z zn< wrnrnea-
-se FSAie Is I'm & a.
s,,uE-S IL mans 1fI1mDhs
s4sr 1nist mirfe1l beaeis
1-r1 S.n a-D11 underestimate
Z = -e< w-Is4 Wt1.& heals
III -,1rIs -1c7s1S. Cad 5 siv-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23
Is Your Child
A Year Older?

Nraers kass a iencency 70
a,ltc q. % fe.elr chllcrer :
-s.es ffo- o-e seat,r 70 an
ccre- eger ,-c1gt TREY knoE
f.si ne .a,k.rg SIT O. sumner
p-sF -scfhes SAL oe E9ck TOO
SAL - the ---t year rolls
g. Ms Hsle- " Ksgz2 prurc-
10 clT~czcr q Gocscs,u Indus
ir-ts- i.lc large Aodlerce &
ara vtrztr a. ihe Coo3x-li II
ozs-rss az; c. TUESDAY
! guess ss ct1f Hari CIR
thllcyt- % grOp > SIC sad.
and MATTE wf are g11.fy a
Elshfzl fkirkixg
or chdsrsn. are . year
elder fsSsY shsn fhsy wsre IN
1888. sns fhsy. are bisssr.
tee
TIE p1rpsose C \ fcur q
GDocxlA NOEkshops Is 70 ssoE
people hcU -uch ihelr rlcrkes
s01ic mean % o,heFs 4 they
were gwen 20 Goocuill instead
& ctuuerng ~ CLOSETS Mrs.
Kcpk1 Sad.
She pointed out thai. bessscs
helplns hzBdieappec men ard
Wonen hold down .obs ard re
Ceise reh5bililstiOn ihs closhes
are made available 70 cfhers a
lo~ prices after being cleaned.
repaired and pressed
Many wor1en are both contrib
yiors u c'Cihing as well as Gus
iorners q Goodwill retail stWcs.
ThCs tho donste materials that
are ouigr0srn O. IN need q re
pair. ard repl1ce thern a. budget
pr4ces Il IS . capital gsin fer
eve-yo1e.
Less not forget TIE spiritual
gain that q person gets When he
Knows he has helped anosher. =
MrS koEkA concludcd-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23

rs-s s..p.-. Is 20 ,5< AZ
sue. = IL Co.'S t-c-r.- ,ht
NAAlP sscs- Sal NsE-e
t--.sr.f-.s cg III sea q. ..ass
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r.-t+~ --elr .-i-Es-s.r or
Si-t--s sex ~ .-sr 1tl.1-s-
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~lf-'c-4 r-g-; 4 equality II
CO. IA 1e xsstTTs-
Ns' EnsS=h DssssreSssisn
Es7.-p--s c-yt.o---t-is E-te
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23
Fear No Evil

Who Is rms King OF
rlory2 The Lord strong and
mighty, she Lord mighty in
battle.
Lift up your heads. o sc
rites. even Tiff them up sc
everlasting doors: and the
King of glory snail cOne in
WHO Is THIS KING Or
GLORY THE LORD OF
EOSTS. liz IS The KING
or GLORY" PSALM p. !.
> 8. 9. 10
Ms. Eddy ssys:
Mind IS the source Of al
movement and there is no
iaersis 70 refsrd or check IFS
rsrpefvsi and hsrmonious'
a<iion. Mind Is the same
life. Lsve and wisdom yes
serdsy ard TODAY. and for.
es~-." gs&H o. 2s3y%1
Yes God is governing mar
i1,das Ms love Is proving 10
be the everlasting power In
operation for IL ~h0 pl'
their trust n Him
Jesus said.
Ard the Lord said, " ye
had faith IS > grain Of mus
ssrd seed, ye might say unto
iris sycsr,ine tree. Be thou
rlvckeo vp BY fhe root. and
&c shov planted in fhe sea:
ard u should obey you.
Luke i7:6l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-23
wsu Pepper Cited

TIE DAILY ColleEian. rsse-,
nr~spaper a. wayne STATE Ia
verEly. has be<n au1rd~s IA
feSIrth en1secuiIve AllAnrrr,-
Collegiate Press r1finE
Aceumulsung ASH ous a ,
possible a7o0 pesnsR ~ O.
leEian mas JUDGED p.psrssr- ,r,s
exceli<nr in az esfrr,rses -
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Negroes Ready For Fair
Desegregr0tion Plan
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ct tsf Fa- ~ cesesregso1 9: ne pu5LI schools Roy
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prepared to- delivery here TO-DAY rally Of branches Of
re Association n Mississippi The rally held obser-
srce q the fifth anniversary Of the United States Supreme
o.-t historic -lLrg which banned racial Segregation
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