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P.-T, OFFICERS
REFUTE ‘DIRTY
LUNCH' CHARGE
Minority Faction Blamed
for Inter-Association
Dissension.
A "disgruntled minority” has pro
voked the accounts of dissension,
embarrassing the Hickory College
Parent-Teacher Asoclation, officials
of the organization declared today,
as they planned Friday night’s meet
ing in Wayne township school
No. 13.
Charges that lunches served
pupils of the school were contami
nated by coal dust from the boiler
room where they were prepared are
"grossly unfair and untrue.” said
Mrs. Henry Roush, president of the
Parent-Teacher group, today.
"We welcome an inspection by the
state board of health,” said Mrs.
Roush. "Tgachers of the school and
nurses who have visited the school
are one in agreeing that sanitary
conditions prevail, and that the
lunches should be continued.
R. M. Huddleston, severe critic of
the boiler-room kitchen, visited the
state health board after last week's
meeting, promising 200 signers to a
petition for an investigation, but to
day had not produced the petition.
Opposed Removal
Parent-Teacher leaders blamed
the criticism on a faction which op
posed the removal of A. F. Dalton
as principal of the school. Dalton
was succeeded this year by Charles
Sawyer. The P.-T. organization took !
no part, as an organization, in the !
switch of principals.
Mrs. Roush denied vigorously ac- i
counts of last week’s meeting re
lating that she had stifled opposi- j
tion as chairman. “Everyone had a
chance to vote.” she said, "and the ;
vote was overwhelmingly in favor of j
continuing the school lunches and
for the employment of a cook.”
Two state police stood outside the
door during the meeting, rumors
having been current that trouble
was brewing.
Backed by Officers
Other Parent-Teacher officers j
who seconded Mrs. Roush’s account j
of the controversy were Ed Haley,
vice-president; Mrs. Earl Stamm,
secretary, and John Robey, treas
urer. All declared the children’s
lunches are prepared and served in
a sanitary manner and that ac- I
counts to the contrary are untrue,
and an unfair reflection on the
school.”
The Parent-Teacher officers as
serted a majority of the school’s
patrons are represented in the j
membership of the association. The j
school is located at Lynhurst drive
and Franklin street, serving families
to the west of Mars Hill airport.
CAN COMPANY IS SUED
Restraint of Trade Alleged by
by Trustee for Packing Concern.
Unfair price cutting and restraint
of trade is charged in a $480,000
damage suit filed in federal court :
against the Amerincan Can Com- !
pans by Will H. Craig, Noblesvilie,
trustee in bankruptcy for the George
Van Camp & Sons Company,
packers.
A similar suit, also naming the
Van Camp Packing Company, Inc.,
was dismissed several months ago
without prejudice.
Home Padlocking Is Asked
Charging that intoxicating liquor
is sold at the place, attorneys for
the Anti-Saloon League had a suit
on file today in superior court three i
to padlock the home of Tony Benny
and Denny Vespo. 2428 East Twenty
fifth street. Attorney fees of S3OO
are asked.
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DEMOCRATS IN SESSION
Municipal Campaigns Discussed
Today at Martinsv’Me.
More than 100 Democratic work
ers of twenty-four counties met to
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OCT' 8, 1029