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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27


necer. Decia que era ell borracho
mas grande, cosa apenas creible.
Murio de accidente c~allejero.
Luego tuvimos heroes locales.
fue famoso Ell captain plaza que
volaba sobre las montaras. Ell
introduce ell arborizaje. Siempre
arborizaba, v no Sc mat6 nunca.
Cuando la Sociedad Colombo
Alemana, de T%ransportes Aereos
(SCADTA) estableci6 un seryi-
clio regular de pasajeros en- 1919,
los colombianos empezaron a mo-
verse por encima de las nubes,
de verdad. Sc volaba a 10 largo
del rio Magdalena y Sc acuatiza-
ba, Hacia 1921 vino I'm frances
o italiano -Guichard o Guichar-
di- con unos aparatos gigantes.
cos, para diez y seis pa~sajeros.
Fran de alas de trapo y aterri-
zaban en- los potreros. Potreriza-
ban. Tuvimos entonces ell primer
congreso nacional de estudiantes
de Medellin, y ell gringo nos in
vito a volar sobre la ciudad a
cinco pesos por cabeza. Spbimos
dieZ y seis e~studiantes. Suerte
que no nos mataramos: de ese
grupo salieron un Presidente de
la Republica, ministries, escrito-
res y poetas, que luego lie han
dado fama, buena o mala, a la
Republica. Miranda estabamos a
vuelo de pajaro las torres de la
catedral vieja " la plaza de Be-
rrio cuando hruscamente viro la
nave y en- pocos segundos caimos
en- un potrero. Descubri6 ell avia-
dor que la falla Sc debia a que
ell tubito que conduce la gasoIi-
ma Sc habia desconectado. Pre-
gunto 81 alguien tenia una cuer-
decita, o una "cabuya'', Sc la di-
mos, amarro ell tubito, y de ami
males volyimos a subirnos. En-
rea1idad nos estabaz debiendo NO.
venta centavos de vuelo. Nos los
page.
Cuando vino la guerra entire
Colombia y ell Peru, Ell doctor
Olaya Herrera tuvo la genial
idea de que, siendo la lueha en-
ell Amazonas, la cosa debia ha-
cerse por ell aire, y con los ale
names que piloteaban en- la Scad-
ia. Fue una ocurrencia genial,
y en- ell mundo hubo la primera
experienced de la aviaci6n apli-
cada al maldito arte de la que
IRA. I'm aviador, que luegor fue
de los asses de Hitler m en-
I'm .accidente de automovil-,
llevaba las tropas de Bogota a
las cercanias del Amazonas las
acuatizaba en- las lagunas, y mi
lagrosamente a~parecian luego
soldados de Colombia en- las orr
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
ALBERTO MORE -.
Argentina y ell Conejo de Segufidad de GNU

consideran que, de retirarse Malik, la Asamblea
que comienza en- septiembre debe de ser pre-
sidida por I'm representante de la Europa Occi-
dental, y Embellishments Sc estan hacienda
~gestiones en- favor del Embajador de lrlanda,
Frederick H. Boland.
A la misma posici6n ~aspiraria Ell ex Presi-
dente de Bolivia, Victor Paz Estenssoro y es po-
sible que Ell ex Presidente del Consejo de Co.
berno de Uruguay, Luis Battle Berries.
De todos estos, no obstante, la candidatura
que ha sido ~trabaiada mas activamente es la del
veterano diplomatico peruano Victor Andres
Belaunde.
Ell grupo latinoamericano no ha tratado ,odac
via Ell p%roblema, pero 10 hara tan pronto Sc de-
fina la situacion de Malik.
I'm vocero de la delegation peruana dijo esta
tarde a la United Press international:
Isl Malik Sc r%etira, creemos que Belaunde
sera un candidate de triunfo. Cuenta con gran.
DIES ~simpatias, no solo en- America Latina sine
tambien entire las delegaciones de otras zonas".
Uruguay, que aspiraba a la misma posici6n
que. Venezuela, parece haberse asegurado en- ell
Consejo Economico y Social y tendra este aho
una de las dos vicepresidencia de la asamblea que
correspondent a la America Latina. La otra
sera para Ecuador, que anuncio recientemente su
aspiration.
En- case de que la asamblea no sea ~presidida
este ano por un latinoamericano, habra un can
didato de esta region eel Embajador salvado-
reno, Miguel Rafael Urquia- a la presidencia de
la Comisi6n Politica.
Mexico, por su parte, ha ~postulado al licen-
ciado Jorge Castaneda para la presidential de la
Comisi6n Juridica de la asamblea.
Castaneda, que preside la delegation de su
pals a la Conferencia Sobre ell Derecho del Mar,
c~elebrada rec%ientemente en- Ginebra, cuenta con
81 apoyo del arupo latinoamericano.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27

10 PoL1TICo Y 10 EcoNoMICo EN- Ell
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
UN Ola COMO HOY
vIERNEs, u DE JUNO


1776-Fue ejecutado Thomas He.
ckey por TRACTION a Wa.
shington.
1827-Rivadavia renunci6 la pre-
sidencia de la Argentina.
1836-Muri6 Rouget de L'Isle, au.
tor de LA Marsellesa".
1838-Naci6 Pablo Mauser, inven.
tor del fusil de csc nombre.
1844-Fue asesinado Joseph Smith,
fundador de los mormones.
1874-Muri6 en- Monte Muro ell
Marques de Duero, general
espahol.
to46--Muere Juan A. Rios, presi.
dente de Chile.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
A VA

Sc ua mas Ell par6nimo ingles tentative Cpr. tentaiv) que este
adjective caselano, y en- cuanto al adverbio tentatvamente, es de
notar que la Academia no 10 ha tenido en- cuenta para cataIogarlo
en- su lexico.
Sc emplen mas frecuentemente los adjetvos provisional, tempo.
raj, de prueba, de ensayO, y los adverbos o locuciones adverbales pre-
vsiOnalmente, temporalmente, pOr via de prueba, pOr via de ensayo.
Tai vz sea eta la razon de que algunos cream que tentative Y tenta.
uvamente son angicismos. No es ash pues tentative corresponds con
cabahdad a tentative y esta muy bin dehnido por la Academia ash:
que sirVe para tantear o prObar una cosa".
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
e. ANGLlcIsMo EN- ESPANoL
coNTEMPoRANEo

Con 81 popdstO de contrbur al mantenimiento de Ia purezaa de
nuestro tdiOma. diariamente pubncareIlos en- eta pagna an arMMo del
nteresante y novedoso Dicionano de Anglcimos del eminente internas
eonaAsta y hn6ogo panameho doctor Ricardo > Alfaro.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-13

We mention, however of the brightest stars
who added the abroad He's Earl Cameron who's
done several movies in Europe and good too. His
first Pools of London where he had szeable and
proved himself good upstart Earl is native Of Bermuda
where he helped organize Little Theatre Group he loved
acting kid went to Europe get better roles and
far has managed to up with puns though many
not shown in the states.
Cab Galloway is doing great in Paris in his second week
at the Olympia theatre The Step Brothers hailed in the
Jerry Lewis show the Moulin Rouge Angeles
where Jerry has proved himself greats of our time
Matha Davis and Spouse terrific act with album
tribute to Fats Waller getting real build-up with
limits Under the exclusive direction Milton Deutsch
agency Martha and Spouse Calv Pode) have many
dates to their credit In their 4h year with the Gary Moore
show they've done for Perry Como Steve Allen Pat
Boone and Jack Parr Just closing Mister Kees Chicago
the two June 5th at the Holiday House Hal
Wenton, their personal manager tours with them.
Sally Blair is newcomer everyone is pulling for every
one, meaning all the greats in show biz that's going
some for she's sweet girl with real genuine personality
and great big voice that's not afraid of critical audience
when she appeared for the Dean Martin eethon they gave
her rousing welcome and Sally gracious petite
1T was pleasure to watch her work.
Ella Fitzgarld came to town for week date the
Copa after long tour of European countries with her
jazz group.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-13
SEEM STARS
with Dolores Calvin

NEW YORK CTTY-CNs)-"simpy Heavenly In Lon
don-The big this week is the opening of Langson
Hughes play "Smply Heavenly in London with the origin
al and a few added. However, the heart
breaking is London critics banned it,
Opening the Adephi theatre last week with $3.50 top
didn't understand Hughes Simple writings OF
a Harlem character who knows his Harlem streets his
Harlem and finds joy in being alive in big noisy
place like Harlem It's fantasy not to be typed to the
Negro the only play he writebut sincere story
of a guy and his troubles with his girl.
However London in its foggy atmosphere just didn't
get the point. One critic Simply Heavenly is
story chid-ke Negro who refuses
pay for marry his sweetheart who
keeps getting sideracked by neghborhood foozy,'
He also I'm most is disappointing choice
for it lacks real vitality and the Indifferent although
ing The production hardly helped by the fact that the
mantle leads vocay inadequate notably the baards
In other wordsthe Engshman has completely missed the
point the magic Of Jessie B. Simple and his have been
lost And the star, Melvin Stewart, who played the lead
here in the off Broadway production appreciative
diences is classified by the British moderate romantic
Lead What blow to this young star who received such
good notices here But regardless of what
they had Melvin loves London thrilled the
chance of getting abroad of the group They
bunch of Woodworking kids who have sacrificed much to
stick with the production through thick and hn and really
believe in its merits How far the musical will tour what
success will meet how long the engagement will
last at the Adeph is yet undetermined but far the
cast is concerned they're trying each night the best
of their ability but they think deep down. that those British
are bit in harsh their judgment
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-13

was stayed pending series of
unsuccessful court appeals, includ-
ing one of the United States SUI
preme Court.
Hoffman said it now was in
order for Negroes to proceed by
specific applications to white
schools. The two school boards,
he said, should act with reason
able promptness' on such APP
plications rather than wait until
the schools open in September.
The judge said no plan for in
tegration has been submitted to
the Court by either city and II
doubt that any plan could be
under present state law" Vir-
ginia law calls for the immediate
closing of any school in which the
races are mixed.
Federal judges already have
ordered desegregation of schools
in Charlottesville and Arlington
County by September.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-13

This could mean that the order
will be effective at the beginning
Of the school term in September
Four Virginia localities now are
under direct federal court order
to knock down racial bars at their
schools this fall. A July hearing
in Richmond federal court has
been set for arguments on Sep
TENDER desegregation in a fifth
area rural Prince Edward
county.
The agreement on Hoffmans
order came at a hearing on a
motion for September deseg-
regation at Norfolk and Newport
News. The motion was made by
Naacp attorneys representing the
plaintiffs.
Earlier, Judge Hoffman had or
dered the two cities to de-
segregate their schools at the start
of the September term in 1857.
The effectiveness of the order
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-13
NAACP Drive Adds
1000 Voters in
81. Petersburg

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla
The NAACP-sponsored regis
trztion drive in this city has
already succeeded in adding
the names of 1000 Negroes to
the voters roll, Mrs. Bettye
Wimbish, chairman of the AS
sociation's countrywide voter
registration campaign COM
rittee, reported this week.
When the campaign was
launched on April Ii there
were only 2, 704 registered
Negro voters in st. Petersburg
BY the end of May, there were
1882. Registration will con-
tinue through August 10, Mrs.
Wimbish said. The report, she
pointed out, does not include
other cities and towns OF Pin
elias county in which cam
paigns will be initiated by
mid-June.
Chairman of the drive in
st. Petersburg is the Rev. j.
I. Fennell, pastor of the New
Hope Baptist church.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-13
BIytheviIIe to
Rebuild Negro
Elementary School

It has been announced thet con-
struetion will begin early next
month ON new elementary school
for Negroes at Blytheville to re-
place the one that was destroyed
there by fire recently.
School board officials said the
new 18-room structure would be
situated on the west side of South
Franklin street.
Date set for opening the new
school is January |, 1859.
Meanwhile, students from the
destroyed school will attend
classes at other Negro schools,
beginning the second week in
July. A three-month vacation will
begin about the first of August.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-13
Virginia Ready
To Desegregate
Schools This Fall

School board attorneys for Nor
folk and Newport News, Virginia
told Federal Judge Walter E.
Hoffman Saturday that they con-
sidered as in full force and eff
feet his l6-month-old order calling
for desegregation of schools in the
two cities.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-13
Portland
Leroy King

Leroy King
Fred Ring of Chicago is here
visiting his family, the Chester
Kings. Also from the windy
city is Russell T. Garland His mo-
Their. Mrs. Matilda Bynum is the
proud hostess. The funeral SER
vices of Harmon Black of Bonetia,
La. were held at the No. 2 Bap-
fist church June LIST.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
N,..ckoIs

Chief w r Davidson. Jr CMC
81 Dot PAPA MCRI and MS
daughters. Noel and ROBIN Wcac
luncheon guests Of hls mothea Fiji
day He vas on lcave a few DAYS
with his family al Norfolk. and
had recently spent TIC w@ek end
with friends. Chief and Mrs John
X DAVIS al their residence Az
Baltic. Conn Hc reports trout iiSh-
Inc WAS excellent there
Little Lynda Mcmillan spent The
week end m Richmond With her
uncle, J NJ Mcmillan and M 81
Mcmillan Rita. her sister, re-
Gently spent few DAYS there
Mi and Mrs w ID walker we're
supper guests Al Cherry Hi farm
Saturday Mss Walker IS much
better al this whiting
Mrs " + Davidson wa s0lic!
tor for nc American cancer drive
from TINS nelRhbG~hood and WAS
gratficd WITH TIE response given
the drive
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
Powhatan News

Little Bobby MaYley. who was
Very severely burned last fail and
who spent several months at Mcdi-
cal College .. Virginia Hospital,
was we'll enough TO be out to Sun
day School and church Sunday
much to the delight Of his friends.
Mr. ana Ans I Julian Bowles.
and Joan, spent the week cnd with
Mrs Bowles parents. MI ana Mrs.
Layne. Of Dendron
Mr. and MIS- ". Nelson Wor-
sham. Of Huntington, " va, were
here over the week end and at
tended the marriage Of MISS Patty
Race and Clarke Worsham.
Religious sefvIc were CON
Quoted fol- The National Guard cons
pany here Sunday afternoon by
Rev John Doaier former Navy
chaplain nov pastor Of the Povha
tan PRESBYTERIAN churches
MANY FOCAL ne0nld ATTENDED,
funeral Services for NIts lofa
Moss ia Richmond Monday
Mr. and Mrs II Il FerrelI d
Goochland, Mr. and Mrs Gaor
Byrnes Of New YORK and Gro
W sprna. Ut 81 Mlchaay vef
dinner guests " alt aild Alra N
II Parker SATURDAY. 2h aHd Air
Brrnes have DeeH NsIttng b
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
M. Zion Items
Mrs. Maude A. Putney Celebrates
Her seth Birthday With Visitors

MS Clarence Thomas. MIS- +
W. Bedford and Mr. and Mrs Il
b Anderson visited Mr. and Mrs
Harold Tate in FarmvIllc Thu s.
day
Mrs Fannie Bowie was II have
returned to hcr home ncar Lprnc
last Saturday She has been pa
ticnt at Johnston Willis Hospital
for several weeks Mrs. Bowie is
a sister Of Malcolm Hitter.
Caves in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs G. w Cave visited
MIS- Mary Ford III Richmond last
Wednesday
MIR. and Mrs Eugene Davidson
and son, Gene. NJ. and Mrs John
II Davidson and J W.. all Of
Richmond. were Sunday guests Of
MT. and Mrs j | Davidson
Mr. and Mrs A ~ dcBcttcn-
court. and boys. visited her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs W / Wheclcy.
IN Louisa Sunday The WhccleyS
recently bought a house and store
al Bumpass
j. Tyler Bcalc passed away at
the Masonic Home Of Virginia in
Richmond last Saturday He was
buried in lakewood on Monday Be
sides his widow. Ms. Carrie Black
we'll Bcalc, ne Is survived BY two
daughters. Mrs J r. Amos. Of
Arvonia MIS-. Fleming Gilman. Of
Warwick. two sons. John f., Of
Richmond, and Hcrold Beale Of
Arlington
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
OAK FOREST

Mr. and Mrs J Gordon smith
and jimmy Smith, IF Richmond
VISITED Mr and MIS- w $ Andcr-
son Sunday
NH and Mrs Conway Anderson
OF Richmond. VISITED Mr. and Mrs
w S Anderson and MI and Mrs
f p Anderson Sunday
Nh and Mrs Ernest Pickett 81
Cumberland visited his parents N
Spout Springs week end before Hast
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Pickett
went to sec Mrs Bradbury at Cul-
pepper Sunday She is to enter a
hoAplial foI 4 golter OPERATION soon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09
M. Zion Items

Mrs. Maudc A. Putncy celc-
brated her Both birthday May 3.
Her nephew and his wife. Mr. and
Mrs Julien ID Martin. Of Whining
ton N g. and foster daughter
and her husband Mr. and Mrs
Hunter b Wilkcrson, Of West
Point. visited her and brought cake
and ice cream Mrs. j A. Dcane
and Miss virginia Dcanc also
called to see her on her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Thomas
OF Alpha were week end guests Of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs II -.
Anderson
Mrs B T. Appcrson. Jr. IS re-
covering al home after having her
tonsils removed at Johnston Willis
Hospital, Richmond. last week
Mi and Mrs. Roy Martin and
little daughter. Brenda. Of Spcary
IN O.. visited Mr.. and Mrs Nal
colin Hitter last Saturday.
Reeves 10 Be 81
Willard G Fisher and a friend
+ + Reeves. Of Mineral were
luncheon guests Of Mr. and Mrs
G. W Cave last Monday. Mr..
Reeves viii be 81 this month He
is alert and as interested in cur
rent events as the younger people
The Caves enjoyed his visit very
much
a large crowd attended the
funeral Of David Perkins Wooten
Al MI Zion Friday He died at his
home IN Richmond on Tuesday
after an extended illness Sym
patty IS extended TO the family.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-09

aiaHtua tns III N the other driver
sag uhMe your tail hght2 !"
The innocent bgStander looked up
at him What do you think l am
2 blooming lightning bug?"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-10-10
sALvo PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Hooper
are visiting their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Barnett of Columbia, S. C.
Earl Whidbee of Union City, N.
j., spent the week end with his
mother, Melvina Whidbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hooper and
children of Manteo are visiting
Edward Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Leary have
returned from Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Whidbee
and children, William and Danny,
spent the week end with his
mother. Melvina Whidbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baum Of
Norfolk, Mrs. Frances Gray of
Manteo and Mrs. Rowena O'Neal
of Waves visited Mrs. Luther
Gray and Melvina Whidbee Satur-
day night.
Jackie Barnett of Frisco is Wis
iting his sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchard Gray
and daughter Maxine of Avon Wis
tied Mrs. Gray's mother. Mrs
Kitty Gray.
Mrs. Salina Midget and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Shirley Shannon of Man
teo spent the week end with Mrs
Midgett's mother and sister, Mrs,
Josephine Gray and Mrs. Melvina
Whidbee.
Mrs. Jean Hooper and children,
Hilda and Kenneth are visiting in
Elizabeth City with her brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall
Whidbee.
Birth Announcement
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Barnett of Columbia, S. c., boy,
Oct. 8, name Leonard Jr., weight
5 lbs, ozs. Mrs. Barnett is the
former Myrtle Hooper, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Hooper.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-10-10
| CAROLINIAN HOTEL CLOSING
NOVEMBER 2 TO FEBRUARY 1


The Carolinian on Mays Head
will close November 2 to February
IL during the coming winer, Mrs.
Lucille S. Winslow, managing di-
rector said this week.
"We are closing to make repairs
which are necessary but which
cannot be made while the hotel is
occupied" she said.
Saturday, the 18th, Delta Kappa
Gamma Sorority will have it's fall
meeting and luncheon in the Dog
wood Room of the Carolinian. A
two day session of West Virginia
Pulp and Paper Company officials
is planned at The Carolinian for
October 14-16 and beginning on the
18th, Mays Head Surf Fishing
Tournament will be held for a
three day period.
"More than 40 fishing teams
from North Carolina to New En-
gland will take part in the Fish
ing Tournament which is being
held this year for its seventh sea-
son." Mrs. Winslow stated. She
described the tournament as the
largest of its kind on the Atlantic
Coast today, an event sponsored
by the Mays Head Surf Fishing
Club. The Carolinian will close on
November 2, with gala weekend
House Party and Halloween Ball
and reopen February IL for the
annual Valentine Season Fox Hunt.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-10-10
DEER. BEAR, SQUIRRELS
PLENTIFUL FOR OPENING
OF SEASON OCTOBER Is

MAINS HARBOR-Deer, bear
and squirrels are very plentiful in
the big woods of the Dare Mainland
this year, according to Game Pro-
tector w. S. White. This will be
good news to nimrods and big
game hunters who are waiting for
the hunting season to open next
Wednesday, October Is.
Game animals are rambling in
search of food. Normally they stay
back in the swamps and savannas
where gum berries are easy to find.
But this year the high winds of
Hurricane Helene which brushed
passed the Dare coast recently APP
parently blew most of the berries
from the trees. So the bears are
rambling and many have been
seen.
"The deer have had excellent
feeding conditions this year. Last
year many thousands of acres of
Dare mainland was burned over
leaving little forage. But this year
in the same area where fires de-
stroyed deer food last year the an
imals have found browsing excel
lent and that should mean the
deer are fat and in good condi-
tion," he said.
License this year for hunters will
be $4.10 State Resident. SIS 25 for
combination hunting and fishing
(state) or $15.75 for non residents.
County residents pay only $1.10 to
hunt or $1.10 to fish with artifi-
cial lures) in Dare waters.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-10-10
CENSUS BUREAU TO COLLECT
SCHOOL ENROLMENT DATA

Supplementary gu t ons or
s1lree subjects will be asked in adj
rSftion to the regular monthly in
quiries on employment and unem.
ployment in the October Current
Population Survey.
The subjects to be covered by
the supplementary questions are;
school and college enrolment
where college students stay while
going to school and name of college
they are attending; the number OF
visitors, friends, etc., staying over
night in households on October 10
Similar questions on school en-
rollment last year revealed thai
4I.2 million persons 5 to "a years
old were enrolled in schools and
colleges in October 1857, record
high. Enrolment reached new lev
els in every type of school. About
I,S24,OOO persons were in kinder
garten last October, 27,24S,00C
were in elementary S ch ools,
S,956,0OO in high schools, and
s,138,O00 in colleges.
Current Population Survey in
formation will be collected locally
during the week of October 20 by
Mrs. Virginia L. Davis of Wan
CHEESE.