HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore.
Monday. Octoher 10, ISfiB
PAGE NINE
Michigan Hioh School Stands Idle lCasro Re9?me ExpoWs Fear to solidify Position District Reports n0 rs sighted
a 1 IMIW u,,,,.., iADip.-ii.k last nkimw m anv nf tli.s .-V.!. -.mc . i,;.;.,n oj fi,; .I,-.,;..- ... n.... f ., LAKEV1EW The Warner Ran-i out before Ihev leave their camm
HAVANA IAP Fear is fast re-! over, many of these chiatos wen
INKSTER, Mich. (I'PIi AU'not want the sih.vl namoH lnr ,rA ..... j nlai-inc the iov that accompanied : imprisoned, some executed.
... I , . ...... uinuu ircw iciiuca cum M-nuii: uui- f - , .
...v . v uvnuiig mill.
away the school year.
Lathes, grinders and drill press
es stand ready in the classroom
shops. Most of the classroom
desks are in place. The gym
floor gleams with varnish and the
Robichaud and high school Prin-
cjpal Ben J. Karwoski don't, how
i ever, think the new schnol
iis filled with frills.
High school juniors and seniors
attending classes on sDlit shifts at
swimming pool needs only to bejRoosevelt now get, for the most
filled with water. . part, only four courses a semes-
The spanking new $3 millioniter-the bare minimum for erad-
'iinng and Unng and shaping up They eye you carefully. Manv
oik rons in retauon to seniority sneak in ivhisnors olancino . , r. , .
md capibilily wmspers, glancing over ,lonai Forest says lhal 0 (ires
Those who' refuse to pay tlic.,hcir shouIdels- jere reported over the opening
lax or join the militia become sus- 0ne )usl doesn't know who to
LAKEV1EW The Warner Ran-iout before they leave their camps
ger District of the Fremont Na-!or thev mav return anil find that
fire has destroyed their tents
weekend of deer season. ana mner vaiuawe camping
This is a remarkable record equipment,
for the great number of hunters I
i- , , . r 1UIM IclSUUS innil lU rwci I I'aiUI clllUII Ul 1 1 III II Ul Y 11 T
chines and other equipment. . . I. , , , . ,
1 . i nearly two years ago. bunals has been a grim element
There is also a 75-ioot longl Bv various means, the revolu- in the use of fear as a deterrent
swimming pool, a nuge gymnast-tionary regime is exploiting this to (.astro s opponents. The tribun-lpect. a Cuban businessman said, trust, a young Cuban steno-
um and an auditorium that seats fear to help solidify its position, als in 1959 sent more than 500 "The same thing goes for the em- grapher said.
600 in soft, theater-like chairs. jThis suggests to observers here persons to firing squad deaths af-jploye who fails to heed a union An American woman a long-
What is the financial problem" ,he Rovernmcnt itself may lor swift trials. summons to turn out for" pro-gov- '
that kee)s the new school empty have dulll,ts about lhe deP,n 01 Cubans cl;lim "lc government I crnmenl demonstrations." e n.iuim m vuim, put u mis
of students' 'ls support. I has a veritable army of under-l There is little question Castro's av:
, . , , ., , Fear is nothing new to Cubans. I cover agents and unsalaried in-following is still formidable "Listen carefully and you'll find
Hamilton J. Robichaud H i a h naiino - k.;.. .i:....j . . " a ii was felt duiiiin Fulcencio Ba- formers, male and female, eaves-, armed and well organized. But their true teclinss in the music ' Patrolmen found that most
School here has just about every- le"e L k v... B ".i -vp'ca, , , loom tista's dictatorship. Now it is be- dropping in bars. reslatirantsllhis capital isn't the happy, noisv.they are playing these davs. In hunters built their campfires in
. . . . i . isuburb, mostly residential prop- ... . . ..f in.... u.i.i i.uu:.. j iiv-i n i " k,..,. .ii.. i..k. i af ni k,,i ,.r.,o ki
lO SHOW at:dlll dlllulli; uirtiu-ia nuici iuiiuics rtllu c ill , !"" - c,nmu vcimiu ill uau-uaia ciiivi 11 1 ui 11 imua luuii iil-cii " -... .p.. "ui ouuic nuiiitis
ikni U .J ... iu. J:. i-:. i
,...,, . . . . the ticking ot a clock in a
wici llic U'CIIIII; ci:m -iiu IIUII-
ter patrols contacted over 600'vacuum Jar ls inaudible, show
hunters in their camps and i"S 'hat sound must have a medi
checked their camps for fire safe-1 urn in which to travel.
thing except students and teach
ei's.
Residents of Dearborn Town
ship School District No. 8 ap-
been able to take six courses
More
The npik'hliiirinp ritv nf Dear.
imoortant. acrnrriinn in i i. . . . .
Droved soendine the money for Bnhioh,, v ; oo.n. .or example, nas a property
1 " J dill IVdinu.lM, lilt;
if tho npu- cchi w : u.. finuunfi to show again
opened, all students would haveibear the tax load. lfhe usuaUy carcIlce Cubans- lne(m laxis cs an- cnurencs. us gaiety is muted, its less aim less Douncy cutian rny-
IHIH'l I'llllllll'I I llllllllllliai V. UK- 1IIU1I Vllll.ll.llVV Vl.ia ULIIIUll-. ...... oi(,v.nv utu. lllllia Ullll 1I1UIC Ul li e tlll (lllll
licst in revolutionary language, is Strated after the first major clash! ' eopie in public places stop gentle Argentine tangos and Mex-Ung num.
easy to come by. It can mean between anti and pro-Castro ele-ispe-'king the instant you walk ican ballads. The Cuban is sad Hunters are cautioned to make
ments at Havana Cathedral this neal '"cm n they don t know vou. these davs. I sure their campfires are dead
were not fully extinguishing their
tires when they left for the motn-
the new high school which was new snh! hiM; uj . u . ud! ol .Buuul . prison and even death.
to open this fall
But then they balked and twice
turned down referenda to raise
equipment and room to provide
vocational type courses that
cannot be offered in the old build
student, thanks to industry
the Ford Motor Co.
taxes to provide money for ing courses such as salesman
tike, rnntm i.mplpd nprvps recently summer. The day after the inci
when he announced "revolution-!dcnt, the government-controlled
But District No. 8 has a tax'ary posses" would be orcanized press published a list of church-
"ibase of only about $6,170 per stu-i block-by -block to root out conspir-lgoers, mostly women, and ac-
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operating expenses and teachers
for the new school.
"Too many frills," the taxpay
ers complained. "We can't afford
tliis kind of thing."
So the new high school, which
ship, industrial mechanics, elec
Ironies and home economics
la-,
dent, the ninth lowest among alors. cused them of causing the flareup.
Wayne County's 43 school dis-. Some months previously he hadiThese churchgoers were identified
tricts.
I called on the citizenry to inform as relatives of
Jon unpatriotic neichbors. These i revolutionaries.'
'known counter-
Which rnnuii-A ivell.AntiinnA1
hnrainri.. J ,i This means a tax increase lands on unpatriotic neighbors.
H'hii. .m j k.:'i. 11 i. 'hard on homeowners Tho school I informers were officially chris-! There is a "voluntary tax" for
.cu-uwi.lv nuusuveil, - -- -. --. - .--, ..,,.: :AaA :.:'.. ,
Sfhrin ic imm. ... lU ia. Idle IS UOW a.l.MS DPT ' "
was going 10 oe i ne pnae oi tnis on double shitts, just a block "ssesseu piopi-ny vaiuauon
community west ot Detroit, standsiaway stands the beautiful
a
idle while junior high and high
school students attend classes on
split shifts in the old Roosevelt
School building about a block
away. '
The new school is named for
the district's present superintend
ent who has been on the job
Since 1942. Robichaud finds this
civic-minded citizens." In
Batista's time, Castro's under
lie ... 1.1V k. ...t-. n:.-i..:i Kiouna iouowers rcieriea wiiu
via tun ici.v uoic mciivi:3 iyioilll.ll. , . . ,
No. R a "nkt,-e,H" riklrir-t im. '"""""S 10 "uuuneis as
new
school, tan brick with blue trim-
mine on the outside.
The srhnnl ic hnilf in iht-aa mnnev from thiv state hut nnllU18
wings with a circular library atjenough to solve the problems.
der state law and it gets extra!'05'" f''eely translated to
industrialization purposes. A
worker can decline to have this
tax deducted from his salary, but
chiva-ihe must detail the reasons to the
'bleat-labor ministry. This ministry has
goats." After Castro took
the end of the "academic wing.
Glass-enclosed corridors with tile
floors connect the wings.
Another wing holds "shop" and
Robichaud and other school of
ficials talk hopefully of getting
the school open before this school
year ends, perhaps even before
home economics classrooms and the second semester begins in
embarrassing and insists he did 'science laboratories filled with February.
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