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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
NOTAS CUBANAS

lexisteneia. en- que TODD es color
de rosa, en- cue no existen pFeocu.
paeiones de ninguna clase. en- que
TODD esta resuelto para un nifO.
lograremOs que Ia generaei6n
proxima. este integrada pOr HON.
bres prepaTados para Ell bien. ca.
PAGES de sacrifiearse por ideales
legitimos y exeelenteS padres dc
familia.
III hogan no es otra eosa que Ia
fragIa donde sc iorja el caracter
y Sc moldea a los hombres del por.
venir. Tn hogan h0nesto, donde FL
buen ejemplO y Ia bondad tengan
aSiento. sera siempre Ia simiente
de una generation de hombres
buenOs y de muieres dignas y hon.
radas. Habra. como en- t0das las
reglas, sus trlstes y dolorosas ex.
eepciones. Pero. 10 normal. 10
regular. sera siempre Que salean
blenos. los que vienen de buenas
ramas geneal6gieas.
ia pesadumbre intensa Ell con.
templaT una pl6yade de nihltos,
que apenas 81 sahen expresar sus
deseos, llevandO "a en- Ia cintura,
un ampliO einturon con un par de
revOlveres. mayores cast. cue clos
mismos. Yer a otroS. en- cuyas ca.
ritas angelicales y en- euyos oiitos
brillantes como perlas. Sc nota "a
el deseo de perseguir, de exter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
ARMS SPENDING AND RECESSION

There Is evidence indicate Russian progress in the
Held OF atomic weapons will force the T. s. Government
10 continue to spend huge for ornaments In coming
years.
Many taxpayers do not realize the huge sum Of mon
ey now being expended ornaments by this Govern
ment For instance In fiscal 1854 the Government Is ex-
peeed 20 spend about $4,000 OOO OF this amount
over Is earmarked for defense spending
and arms When this IL eontrasted the expenditure In
l94T, l9as and lea9 can readily understand how
arms spending has primed the business pump.
In i947. the Government spent just over $40 billion
on defense In i94s that figure dropped to s164 billion
In 1919 and 1850, remained below $50 billion Il began
70 rise In the fiscal 1851 the year In which the Commun-
st attack influenced defense spending and reached
1864 billion in fiscal year 1862. In fiscal 1885, defense
spending skyrocketed to s472 billions and the defense
boom
From that s472 billion expenditure in fiscal 1852
defense spending 70 something $50 billions in
fiscal 1853 (which ended June 3Oth) and expected to
total over $50 billions in fiscal 1854.
Thus, one can see that defense spending is actually
at It's peak this year-between July ls 1853 and June
S0h, 1854 Even in fiscal 1885, defense spending Il ex-
pected TO total SIS billion and therefore, the decline
will be moderate one.
The such figures listed In detail is 10 show
the reader that business will continue to profit from
huge defense OUTLAWS and that such OUTLAWS are going to
remain higher longer than had been anticipated before
the Russian announcement of successful hydronucear
explosion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

minar simb6lieamsnte. al amigui
10. cue . 81 vez. carga entire sus
maniiss inoeentes ina pequeha
ametralladora de mano. mientras
su vOcecita tenue, imita el ehirriaT
de esa mOrtiiera arna.
Cuanto meior meior y mas beilo
seria verlos eargados de bates
pelOtas, bOlas, jugueics de euerda
eniretenidos en- yer los "nUnsavi
ies" de los diarios. SIN pensar an
solo instante en- Ia maldita pistola,
o en- Ia OdiOsa ametranadOra d
manO.
Deblera de formarse un comit6
eneargado dc iF hacienda desapare
Ger, POGO a POGO. csc vicio morbo
so. que esta hacienda presa de IA
ninez apartandoles del canine DE-
Ia nobleza. de Ia bondad y de Dos
sentimientos, que exaltan al ser
humane. euando llega . Ia madu
rex De Ia existeneia. Una comision
integrada por padres, madres y
abuelos. qIe vigilase cuidadOsa,
mente. que en- sus hogares. no en-
traSe una Sola arma de eSa elase
Que en- sus hogares, no encontrase
ell ninito. NADIA qte despertase en-
sus ingenuos sentimientOs, ell per
verso anhelo de matar. de destru
ir. que en- los tiempos que CORE
mos. tanto daho esta hacienda q
los pequehoS hombres del manana
To unico puro. 10 unieo santo, Il
nnieo ideal, cue Is . manera Dc
suprema manifestation del AltiSi
mo. Is Ia inoceneia. Y esa. SOLD
p0dremos ehcontraFla en- 81 pleni
tud. en- los nif0s. Y 81 ESQ que ei
10 anico purO de Ia exisieneia, va
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
The World Today
~ JAMES MARLoN

made knasr 90 Aus 81 b. the
A'amie Eurru Commission Rus
sa sa.3 nothing
"a sep, r. last Moaday the
IN. General Assembly. uhich had
endrd Hs special sesslon IN late
August. came bach into EeEulaF
Session oncs more B tangled ever
ths horran psaCe eauirrvnce. wtlh
tae Coma drmandlnr
That the Assembly reverse uhat
H ald n Au9asJ u upheld the
United states position then and
lr, Hvalral natlans and Russia 81
m On The peace conference.
CA Sept -. last night. MoscoW
announced more atomic explosions
probably thf ones uhlCh the acc
ssd on Aus % had occurred on
Aus . Moscow dld nu, claim
these latest explosions Werc % the
hydrogen And
Five months aeo. on April l6
Eisenhower speaking for . g0v.
eminent ahieh had become exas.
perated Wllb hearing Moscow talk
81! peace which n Vas blocking
expressed tbls country policy on
working out peace with Russia.
What b. sad u summarized In
undiplomauC language would be
thls pat up az shut 80
BE paTased % more politely He
said ghls country N1uld take Rus.
sian peace talk seriously when
Moscow sh0gsd d wanted peace
b} giving prsoi i8 deeds.
Dc gave q hsi Il deeds BE- said
would shoW Russian good faith
Korean armlsiire and peace con
ference uHiiIcatlon oi Germany.
q peace treaty tor Austria and
others.
Since April the Communists have
met only one ct Eisenhower
terms they agreed 90 an armi.
siice IN Korea But AZ this moment
o IS uncertain whether they all
permit even the next step: q No
rean peace conference.
Yesterday. IN bis speech % the
IN, restatlng what Eisenhower
had said IN April. Dulles simply
told the Russians that i've months
have not sOitened the American
attitude toward Moscow
Tie TALKED for 81 minutes What
be- said could be boiled down 10
i've words put up oF shut up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

WASHINGTON R-Twiee nou
wighin . mouth end ho,a times
when tae UuHcd Nau0ns was s.
session. consldsFtng ire kwcau
peace curterrsce- tbe Russ4ars
have announced ara atomic ekpl8
slaux.
tbs might have bcpH Corcl
dence. Bat. slncc the Rus>lan,
kn0w the value Of psyeha0a 81
shock and eould pack ans das ia1
their announcements. they saa be-
assumed q have teIlbeT4te.5
packed their time
4 !. Perhaps to iTiEhlrn the non
Communist IN members ehca
they Were al together in Nes
YORK. wlih news ~ Russia dryf'
oping ability O. make atomic var
one Il the announcements involved
hydrugen bcmb-maklng
Through fear. % make these
lUN members generally less ulII
ing 20 buck Russia and pariicu srN
Rnsslas idea Of how the korean
peace conference should BE- heid
and who should take part
The Eisenhower administration
although taking due note ol Eu,.
sia1s hydrogen progress apparent
" hasn't been softened a little bIi
IN iis hard attitude toward Russia
Yesterday 80 the IN. just a
few hours before Bussias latest
atomic announcement Serrctars 81
state Dulles dashed into Moscow
with a major foreign policy speech
u was hardly more than a repru
ton "a a speech made five months
ago before there vas any news
Of RusSas hydrogen progress
On Aug II the JN. General
Assembly met In special session a.
choose ITS representatives 90 the
Korean peace conference. with the
United States insisting that II Rus.
STA was permitted az the peace
conference Il would have 90 be o.
a guest Of the Communists. not on
the UN. side.
On Aug. 10. IN the midst % the
uN. argument. Moscow announced
Il had achieved q hydrogen explo.
sion.
The United States Atomic Ener
gy Commission Immediately con.
firmed the Russian explosion with
the statement Il had occurred Aug
u. Moscow did not explain Why Il
waited from Aug. y 20 Aug. 70
10 make the news known
On Aag. n the Russians had
more atomic explosions. This was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

rendered the syringe without .
protest
Ran squirtcd some ~ the fluid
onto his finger Ellen watched
him with growing horror. Hc
tasted a. II was plain common
salt Ncrek looked as Il hC
thought Raj was mad.
.XEREK turned 10 so and bowed
% Ellen.
Good night Il Il good 20 see
people happy. See. | almost for
got about the tragedy this morn
ing. a pity--a real pity" lie
shock his head muurnfuliy.
Ran was struck with q sudden
thought Tell me, Doctor. were
you working on the guinea pig
last nights"
Last night But ~ course
Every night ! have worked OF
the experiment
Tell me. D. Vrrek. did you
by any chance come Up 20 makg
an injection % midnight lasI
night"
Exactly midnight No Las
night ! made injections a. nine
hfteen and then again % twelve.
fifteen. and st thfee-hlieCn and
the last one at EN-hfieeu =
NcFek counted these 81 on b.
Anglers as he talked
Was Dr.. Bray here a. twelve
fifteen when YOU came up9
No AZ least ! dld not see him
thcn. ! saW him earlier. at nine
hfteen. He seemed very happy.
Was be the only one hereg"
Yes No, wait minute.
think Bill Griffith w'as here, too
I did not look" Nerek sighed
What q tragedy. And he wasn'l
such an old man. either "a
held out ms hand o. Ran. Good
night DR.. Rafferty, We mus
come together some tine. n WilI
be good 10 taIk Of research
Raft held cut MS hand and
found he was sun clutching the
small dark object he mad picked
up from Hubbards chaiF. Il wa
a pen. lie turned 10 IN his hand
Il bore the initials "uF"
"Ah." said NsTek. ''yOu have
found DR. Fcnton's pen. lie Wlll
be most happy He vas looking
for ID this afternoon.
Gs BE ssntiurral
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

mos a dejar cue SC pierda. q con.
tribulr con ntestra indiferUncla a
cue desapaTezca. entonces que
nos quedara en- este mundo. que
nos recuerde Ia existencia dc an
dos TodopoderOso y puro7 T..
Defendamos a los nihOs Trate.
mos dc impedir que Coutinien con
esas ensenanzas pehgrosas que
arrancan de IS peChos iniantiles.
toda nocion de piedad y de amor
al proBmo. Realizandolo, harcmos
una baena obTa y eontribuiremos
que las generaciones venideras.
sean un POGO mas dulcemente pia
dosas y compasIyas. que estas cue
ahora pueblan 81 mundo y cue
solo piensan en- destruirse y AM.
gguilarSe. Defendamos nuestra Pa.
tria y n,estFa bandera. cuando sea
neeesario. pero no lniltremos CSC
eSpiritu dc pelea en- Ia ninez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
BY Terry Adler

Don't 60. Dr. verek. I've been
wanting 70 meet you for . long
time" RATS voice was unusually
charming and persuasive.
v-rek faced him with aas-
pIciUn.
My names Rafferty,. I'm In
Surgery over at the University
Hospital I'm familiar with some
OF the work you've done. I had
no idea you were even in this
country until Ellen mentioned il
% me this evening"
You know Of my work. The
delight IN Verek's face vas hard
90 conceal
"Are you working on an ex-
pertinent now7" Raft asked the
question casually while he eyed
the syringe In Nerek's hand. tie
thought, II l can get that away
from him
"Oh. yes said Verek happily,
TIN investigating dark adapta-
ton under anesthosia. The guinea
pigs. they have retinas similar
90 humans, YOU know inject
them with saline" he waved the
syringe vaguely Every. three
hours 20 keep them from be-
coming dehyarated. Otherwise,
the results. they are very varia-
bic T" BE bcsmed friendly
smile.
DO you make your injections
in the dark. Ran asked.
Bat Of course. 10 IS not din
cult 90 inject into the peFlioneal
cavity Of q guinea pig IN the
dark"
RsH vas thinking about an
other injection In the DARK.
Tell me. DR.. Verek. could
you inject q mans vein IN total
darkness"
"A vein1 No. That do not
think I could do" he considered
the possibility. Maybe. when
was younger-But now. see my
hands are no longer 80 steady.
lie thrust his hands cut and they
could see Q slight tremor N
them
Il see you're using the Luer-
lock type Of syringe, Doctor.
said kaff casually. Mind Il ]
take q Look az IT."
"But I am surprised, ! thought
everyone uses them Even In my
country we have them" lie sur
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Observation-Disclosures
Chapter -

Chapter -
WHAT do We do now" Ellen
w aueried.
"Now we find out who else has
borrowed the hey from the
ianitor recently"
swell" she said. you know.
u really think we're getting
somewhere"
tor"
Ills name il Al Vail and he
doesn't have q phone. But ] have
has address on file IN my Office.
Good Let's set il and get out
Of here"
As they turned 20 90 he
flashed the light around the
room for a last look. On the seat
81 the late professors chair near
his desk lay q small dark object
Ralf vent over and picked u 40.
lie heard Ellen gasp and whsrled
around.
A circle Of light flowed from
q fiashhgnt at the do0r.
"But. Miss Carter Iii was .
slngs0ng voice with q heavy ac-
cent-'you have given me .
fright ! thought u must Be .
burglar"
RATS hashlight came up and
the light caught the newcomer
fun In the face. lie was slight Of
build with . very white face and
q black musiache.
In his hand be held . syringe
full Of fluid.
'Dr. Verekf" Ellen exclaimed
What are you doing hereg"
The very same question I was
going 20 ask you" Verek laughed
nervously, backing away a. Ran
came closer.
This Is my fianc6." Ellen said
quickly. We have 60 meet Sc
sretly; Because Of my father. you
know"
"oh, yea" verek's face was
sympathetic aAmost 90 the point
Of sorrow. I'm my country such
things happen often But you viii
b happy" He bowed quickly %
Raj. My congratulations % you
She ls . hne girl Yes. q fine gifL
Nov excuse me. ] do not Ssh
20 intFude."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
Pay Raise Called For

ST LOUIS 1.-THE AFL's Tor
leaders should get a pay raise
The unloa executive council SAYS
No specific amount was mention.
ed, bat the councils report. pre-.
pared for the national convention
which opened Monday. said the
salaries DO not meet present-day
standards and conditions
George Meany. ALL president
now receives SIS 600 q year. Sec
reisry Treasurer william Schnitz
Ter gets so 600.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
FLOODS TAKE TOLL

ROME .T-At least seven per
sons died IN storms and floods
that swept Italy over the weekend
Property damage Vas heavy.
The toll included four woFkmen
buried under q landslide In Genoa
two persons drowned when thc
banks 81 Rlvergaro. near Piacenza
and one man killed In an earth
cave.in near Beraamo.
A least u villages In north
Italy we're isolated By high water
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
HOLIDAY FOR CRIME

SALISBURY. Mass ~ - Crime
took . holiday Sunday while Po-
lice Capt Benjamin Siurgls and
Miss Wanda Woron of Newbury.
port we're married.
The entire police force took Oft
despite heavy sunday traffic in the
ocean front town.
State police, filling In for the
absent force. reported no crime
not even an automobile accident
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
APRaNpIHAIE PHRIupIcIAL

Nj larga experieneia en- Ia vi.
da, por mis- amos y por mi d0ble
eondieion de padre y de abuelo.
me decide . haeer algunas suge.
rencias . los padres de familla,
con toda Ia huena intenci6n cue
me ANNA, Siempre qIe Sc trata
de los nin0s. de esos hombres del
mahana, q los que hay que mol.
dear el earacter y las eostumbTes,
pensand0 en- cue de elias depen.
dera que sean felices o dcsven,ura.
dos. euand0 la vida misma CO.
mienee q martillar s0bre sus vi.
das. en- los amos porvenir.
Haee algunos amos. acasO 81 de.
masiadOs. que sc viene notando en-
los niflOs. aun en- los parvulitoS
que apenas 81 euentan tres o cua-
lrO amos, 81 deseO morbOSo de ad.
quirir como unieoS Eguetes. pls-
tolas. ametralladoras, cahones y
otras miniatures de instTumentos
de destruction.
NADIA tan peligroso. para el por.
venlr del nifo. So caraeter Sc va
fernando en- Ia peligross imita.
cion de las escenas de los eew.
hoys que We con frecueneia en- Ia
pantalla einemat0grafica y an de,
SEQ de matar Sc despierta en- Sus
almas infantiles y simulando que
tienen un aTma de verdad entire
sus manitos. tan pronto Sc encuen-
tran, imitan Ell r-ido del disparo
del revolver o el tremendo afro
mar De Ia ametralladora. =.
Con estas eseenas el pequeho M
aprende pOr eierto q defender Il
lpatria, nj slquiera q denfender 81
lhogar. sino sencillamenie. aprend'
a Saber como se mata. como ~
puede esiar emboscad0 para Sor
prender al cOntrariO y darle muer
te rapidamente.
Antiguamente los ninoS no usa
ban esa clase de juguetes. Fl from
DO, las bolas, rodar el arc y 0tro.
juegos inOcentes. entretenian a 10
pequefiOs. en- sus hOras de asueto
Los padres, cultivaban con verda
dero elidado. Ia inoceneia de su
lnifios y vigilahan celosos. que NJ
lpudlera. eStablecer eon,aetO col
los mayorcitos. q4e podrian ense
harles cosas que a su tempo, ten
ldrian oportunidad de conocer. ST
lpreeocidades. nj adelantOs STEM
pre- nociyos y altamenie periudi
ciales. para qaebrantar y diluir Il
IinOcencia. que es Ia suprema belle
"a Ia nih0s.
En- algunOs paises y ereemos
que entire ellos. en- la Habana. la
lpeliculas que pueden perjudicar Il
mente de los nih0s. no Sc permits
que clos Jas presenter. Medid'
esia, qe debia de ser adoptad.
en- todas parties. Asi Sc salyaguar
daba en- forma Segura. a esos mo
centes. de las asechanzas de L
propia existencia, cuando SueraI
mayores.
Que. acaSo no tenemos bsstanie
los erandes y los pequenos, cot
las noticias inspiradoFas de pro
fund0 terror. que nos traen loi
diaries en- las primeraS planas
.hablandonOS de muertoS. heridos
emboscadas. bombas De tOdas ella
ses. capaees de desconirolar e
sistcma nerviOso a eualqIier NOR
tai un tanto dado . Ia supeFsensi
lhilidad?. No Is suficiente e
ldolor de e0nocer como en- iejanai
ltierras dcfendiendo ideales de
lm0craticos. han caido millares d
mozoS. naeidos en- tierras hbres9.
A los nifos no 81 les debe sde
llautar Ell canine de Ia vida. Dis
tras dia. clos van con0ciendo {.
lenlrando en- possession de raEones
cue les guien y les aparten de
canine de los Vicios. de Ia maldac
ly hasta del erimen. Tratand0 ID
lalargarleS csc bello peFlodo &c a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22
HEAVYWEIGHT DIES

HUNGTINGTON " Va R-The
largest man in West Virginia's Tar.
gest city b. dead.
Alfred Alton Jackson. 90 year old
Negro. died saturday following .
short illness. he weighed 4ss
pounds
funUal home attendants said a
special Casket viii be ordered from
local firm. bat they haven't de.
cided SET On the sire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

Although the emu was once threa
tened vita extinction Il has come
back 20 ifr point where u Is . pest
with a bo8n,y 90 its bcsk IN parts
81 Al.tTaLla
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

Il Is estimated that " al q s
forests we're % one plot they would
cover an area equal % al states
east # th Mississippi plus Kansas
and Louisiana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

One overlooked blessing resulting from the Korean
truce Is the end Of expert analyses from the
radio oraeles, who often long voice quality and
short on military knowledge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

1t may hurt to give to your church. but it hurts more
not 10 give.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-22

Pretty girls make any product more attractive.
they're selling il.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1953-12-19

Two candidates had been offered
against the present Exalted Ruler
Bill Edward Lee, who was, if any
thing the dark horse candidate with
the livcst candidate being Bill T..
Y. Simms When the votes was
counted the dark-horse candidate
was the winner Hail to Bill
Edward Lee still Exalted Ruler l..
X. Atwood Lodge No. 518.
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TheatricaIIv
Yours
BY LARRY DOUGLAS

NEW YORK-(GlobaD-Sa Sarah
Vaughan going great at Boston's
Hi Hat Club Johnny Ray set
for a series of weekend dates
around New York before opening
at the Clover Club, Miami, De-
cember rs Bob Santa Maria
into Yankee Inn, Columbus, Ohio
:. George Shearing Quintet opens
at the Copacabana, Pittsburgh 5.
Joni James clicked at Totem Pole,
Auburndale, Mass. The thrush did
a wo-nighter stand last week.
Martin Block, WNEW disk jock
ey, compiled list of turkey disks"
chosen by record companies and
publishers. Record companies can
vassed were Columbia, Capitaol
and Coral. Their selections for
disks that failed to come up to
sales expectations were Rosemary
Clooney's when | See You," Nat
(King) Coles 81 Am In Love" and
Eydie Gorme's "Uskadara." A
mong the Publishers were George
Paxton with Georgia Gibbs "Pho-
tograph on the Piano" Mercury;
Bob Mellin with the Four Aces
"If You Take My Heart Away"
(Decca); E. H. Morris with Fran
kie Laine-Jimmy Boyd's Little
Boy and the Old Man" (Colum-
bia); Broadcast Music, Inc. with
the Andrews Sisters "Carmen's
Boogie" (Decca); Leeds with Tony
Martins "Now Hear This" Vic
tor; JOY with Sammy Hayes
"Tattle Tale Duck" (Columbia)
Feist with Ella Fitzgerald's "No-
where Guy" (Decca); Berlin with
Louis Armstrong; "Sittin' In The
Sun" (Decca), and Blocks own
firm with Johnnie Rays ooh,
What A Sad, Sad Day." Block
gave the nod to Tony Burello's
special sound platter as "the worst
record of the year." Incidentally,
it was released by Horrible Rec
ords.
This writer's songs, "Missus
Santa Claus" and "My Stocking is
Empty" recorded on MGM label
by ten-year-old Leslie Uggams
Crayne, are catching on through
out the country. The Norman
aires platter of Wrap 1t Up"
also by this writer, is going great,
too, thank you.
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State
Continued from Page One)

L
seventh week Monday with pros
poets of early adjournment for the
Christmas holidays only one of
the many bills presented in the
equalization was ready for the
Governors signature.
The proposal presented during
the session to allow $40 per child
for Negro children in each county
was passed by the Senate last
Thursday but had not been given
House approval early this week.
The Senate early this week also
passed the highly controversial
school transportation bill which
requires each county to contribute
S. for each school bus operated
to a state pool. When the pool
reaches 100000 contributions will
stop until the fund drops to 49,
600.
What has slowed down the &C
ton of the session as seen by close
observers is the concurrent reso-
luton offered by Speaker Walter
Slllers setting up a law to make
possible the disposal of the states
public school system should the
U. S. Supreme Court outlaw school
segregation. The resolution passed
the House but was expected to
meet stiff opposition in the Senate.
The resolution was at first flat
ly opposed by Governor White
who later moderated his stand,
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lie schools to be "overrun." he ex-
planned that urban patterns of resi-
dence and districting would pre-
vent large mixing of the races.
Also speaking at the meeting
was Ambrose d. Caliver, assistant
to the United States Commissioner
of Education. Calivar noted that
the closing of the gap in education
al opportunity of the races in the
South is being FASTENED by suits
brought by Negroes against dis
criminatory practices.
at will require many years to
bring about qualitative coordination
between the races" he observed,
but any attempt to do so on a
separate basis will cost many more
billions of dollars year than are
now being spent"
William Trent, Jr., executive
director of the UNCF, was mod
orator of the meeting, sponsored
jointly by the UNCF, the New
York branch of the American AS
ISOLATION of the University Wom-
en-.
Panelists included Prof. Kenneth
B. Clark of the City College, N. Y;
Margaret S. Lewiston, Chairman OF
the Public Education Association
and Mark McCloskey, director of
the bureau of Community Educa-
ton of the New York City Board
of Education.