DISCUSSION OVER
MISS BORHAUER
OFFICIALS QUESTION WHETHER
SHE IS PRO-GERM AN OP. NOT
C.ty Council As’/.s School Committee
to Confer With Them Over Matter
— Much Feeling Aroused
;He s hool committee of Lynn,
.tie willing to mix in an open
..hunt the employment of Me.s
■ r.orhauer, formerly of Put.
• ivv chi: sided as i woman with
. country, the City Council com
- op. c iucattmi will meet them in
! hi cueslen wi: ruined whether
M s* Imt-haner. as i teacher, had
>.. ■ •:i uawilhny to salute the United
; a Hobby. returned soldier,
•lupi-med Miss Poraa tors cause at a
i... . in.; of tiie Uynn city council la t
Galleries \vm*e packed with
• , ..mi women who appeared unsym
• , r |, * - • i toward Miss Rnrluiuer.
Mr 1 lobby read a letter from the
renting all or lie y at Putnam.
. .a which he stated that, be
au e she had been classed by the gov
t • i ment as an alien enemy, she could
wring action in the courts to se
« : 11 • her salary. The Putnam lawyer
,,d that she will tollect her money
; ».<• with interest.
That’s down in Connecticut." said
Councillor Pyne, “ uvl perhaps the
p. • tie man is not familiar with tin*
1; w s of MassachuseM. " Mr. Pyne do
i * a i e d that it ought \o he at least ad
mitted that America.) girls are enti
tied to preference o O' one to whom
• .»■ courts are closed.
