Evening star., 1960-12-03

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have screamed hatred ct one |
pupils showed sisns of weak
ening.
! A complete boycott Of white
pupils held through the week
1t McDonogh No. 10 Elemen-
tary School. attended By three
Negro girls. In the first grade
1rate women and q few men
concentrated their picketing on
the Wiiliam Frantz School.
where 10 white children Joined
one Negro student yesterday.
4 Few Children Arrive
Only one white child was
brought to the FraIltx School
last Monday. Five more showed
up Thursday and another four
yesterday. The two schools have
b total enrolment Of more
than 1000. Many Of the pupils
have been going 70 school In
an adjoining parish.
United States deputy mar
Shals escorted the Negroes to
and from school. Patrolmen
provided protection for white
children passing near demon.
strators 10 enter Frentx School.
The booing plckets and specta.
tors were held across the street
from the school by 100 or more
police. 8
The Louisiana House gave
quick, unanimous approval yes
terday 20 . bin providing grant,
in.aid funds for parents who
wish 10 send their children to
private schools. A sponsor said
the measure would not interfere
with the public school system.
The measure won speedy ap-
proval from Q Senate commit
Tee last night.
Leases Signed
: Leases were signed on two
buildinss to be converted into
private schools for pupils In the
first three grades Of Frantz and
McDonogh Schools.
C. e. Vetter. . member Of
Che Downtown Citizens 'Co.in.
ell In New Orleans. said volun.
teers would work on The struc-
lures over the week end and
classes may be started IN them
Monday.
A three.judge Federal court
issued sweeping injunctions
"wednesday against Gov. Jim.
nnie II. Davis. ether state Of.
flcials and the Legislature TO
prevent them from stopping In.
tesration. The court said any
legislation that defeated the
right Of Negroes TO attend pub.
uc schools e sineonstitutional.
Despite this. House Speaker
Thomas Jewell announced yes.
terday the Legislature Is with.
holding pay Of teachers In the
two iIitegfated schools In New
Orleans and Is investieatins
The teachers. Answering eritica
q the pay resolution, Repre-.
tentative Kisiey c. Triche,
House M0of leader. said the
Lesislature intended 10 find out
Who q Aghtine segregation and
implementing school intesra.
tion.
May Embargo Pay
Last month. the LAsislaturt
tied up Orleans Parish school
Board money. Later It voted
t25 million 70 pay teachers sal.
Sties but left the way open. foI
Withholding money from teach.
ers at the two New oriean.
schools.
United states District Judge
J. Skelly Wright, who issued the
integTation order. acted On two
phases Of the Dispute yesterday.
He ordered four New Orleans
banks 10 show cause why they
should not;be enjoined from re.
fising TO honor checks Of the
Orleans Parish School Board.
The Leeisiature. In tying up the
funds, had warned the banks
they would do business with the
board at their own riak. Judge
Wright set o hearing for Mon
day.
SuueS WtiSub 8le0 refused 70
order o suit. aimed at enioins
ing the school board from op-
Grating the schools. returned 70
Q State court where it was ofie.
iAAlly fled. The suit was filed
" the Legisiature and the
scllool board attorney had Il
removed to Federal court.
WIN Push Fisht
Gov. Davis said at Q news
conference yesterday the State
would continue to figi1t against
liitesration. Asked where money
you'd come from for special
legislative sessions and promo
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