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Evening star., 1962-05-31

NCAA Eastern regionals, and
third place in the finals. He
was player Of the year in the
conference for the second
straight season, unanimous ALI
ACC player for the third
straight time, and runnerup tc
Paul Hogue of Cincinnati ir
the all-star voting at the NCAA
finals.
He scored 932 points to bring
his three-year total to 2,16s
points, a conference record. As
a sophomore he averaged 17.4
points, boosted that to 26.6 as
a junior, and finished with q
30.l average. He was high
scorer for the Deacons in every
game they played last season
He also starred as a rebounder
averaging 1872 a game last
season.
Chappell, whose home is
Portage, Pa, studied business
administration at Wake For
est, and has signed as the first
draft choice of Syracuse of the
National Basketball ASSocia-
ton.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Aduir DisIocutes
Shoulder; Sixth
Casualty on Club

BALTIMORE, May 81 (AP)
An orthopedic examination
was scheduled today for Short
stop Jerry Adair, who diSlocated
his left shoulder in the Orioles
first game against Cleveland
yesterday.
Adair was added to the grow
ing Oriole injury list when he
dived head-first into first base
to avoid a pickoff attempt.
Having suffered the same in
jury three times previously in
high school and college. Adair
predicted he would be ready to
play tonight. However, DR..
Leonard WallenStein indicated
Jerry may be out 10 days.
Rookie John Powell, who
crashed into the outfield fence
in Detroit Tuesday, was re-
examined yesterday and was
found to have sustained a deep
bruise in the left thigh. The
Orioles were informed that
Powell may be sidelined from
10 days to three weeks.
Catcher Gus Triandos is on
the disabled list with a frac-
tured right index finger, Out
fielder Whitley Herzog is re-
covering from a sprained ankle
and Outfielder Earl Robinson
is out with a sore right elbow.
In addition, First BaSeman
Jim Gentle is playing despite
a pulled groin muscle.
Evening star., 1962-05-31

entruSt the task of Tightening
the girth on the Wheatley
Stables Bold Princess to his
son John.
Sunny Jim will be seeking
his second straight victory in
the Polly Drummond, a dash of
five furlongs. Last year he sent
out Ogden Phipps' Broadway,
who beat Cicada, the eventual
champion Of the 2-year-old di-
vision in 1861.
II think she is something
special" John Fitzsimmons
says about Bold Princess. He
points out that the filly won
her second Of two starts at
Aqueduct by II lengths in
:584s, which was the same
clocking recorded by Affection
ately in winning the recent
Fashion Stakes. Obviously
Bold Princess could have run
faster.
Then, too, the filly need
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Sky's Pride Wins
Jumper Title in
Show at Laurel

Sky's Pride won the hunter
championship and Coppertone
the open jumper championship
at the annual Iron Bridge Hunt
Horse Show yesterday on the
farm of J. Letter Aitcheson near
Laurel.
Reserve in the hunter cham
pionship went to Royal Party.
Coppertone beat out Bon Soir in
the open jumper class, nine
points to seven.
China Clipper and Sukiyaki
tied for the green hunter cham
pionship and in a coin toss,
China Clipper won. Each had
picked up five points.
Dark Tribute and Belle Song
also tied in the hunter division
with five points each and in a
hackoff the judges gave it To
Belle Song.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Muris Kills
ReportAbout
Order to SIuo

MINNEAPOLIS, May 81
(AP),-Roger Maris denies that
the Yankee management or
anyone else has told him to 90
for the home run and forget
about anything else.
THE first I heard of it was
Tuesday night" Maris said last
night. "Of course it isn't true.
Would I be saying anything
about it if it were true?"
Maris said he didn't know
where the report got started
but stated: Whoever They
quoted, they're wrong"
He brought up the subject OF
a news story to that effect last
week while talking to report
erS.
The Yankee home-run king
said he hadn't even talked with
any of the New York brass who
might make such a suggestion.
Il haven't seen anybody in
volved," was the way he put it.
Asked if any writer had
questioned him on the report,
he replied: Nobody ever asked
me about it. but I don't care. 1t
isn't true and it doesn't matter
to me-"
Manager Ralph Houk also
said there is nothing to the
rumor.
Maris got only two hits in II
trips to the plate as the Yam
KEGS and Minnesota split the
Memorial Day double-header
but they were key blows.
One was a prodigious two
run home run in the first in
ming of the second game which
struck the scoreboard in right
center, travelling 460 feet. II
was the first time anybody ever
hit the Scoreboard here. The
other hit was a single smashed
to right in the first inning oi
the day game. 1t produced 6
run.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Ernie Davis Hurt
On House-Hunt

SYRACUSE, N. Y, May 81
(AP). All-America Halfback
Ernie Davis is limping because
Of a pulled leg muscle.
Davis was hurt last week
while house-hunting in Cleve-
land, where he will play pre-
football with the Browns this
fall.
Davis said he "felt a twinge
in my left leg" when he stepped
off a curb last week.
The Syracuse athlete, who is
to be graduated Saturday, is
scheduled to play in the ALI
America Bowl game June 90 at
Buffalo and the All-Star game
August 3 at Chicago. He is
receiving heat treatments.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Price Discounts KeIso's S Sad Showing
After Forecostinq Cory Books Win

NEW YORK, May 81 (AP).-
Carry Back beat the mighty
Kelso. horse Of the year in
1860 and 1861, in the Sill, 300
Metropolitan Handicap at Aque-
duct but Trainer Jack Price
still has no illusion about who
is the champion.
"It'S still Kelso," Price, who
trains Garry Back for his wife,
Katherine, said after the race.
you must throw out Kelso'S
race. 1t was his first start of
the year and he Just can't be
that bad"
KelSo, favorite of a crowd of
SO, 3,065, finished sixth in a field
Evening star., 1962-05-31

neck battle, that would have
been different. I can't say Garry
Back is a better horse than
Kelso, but even at equal weights
he wasn't going to beat Garry
Back this time"
Garry Back carried 10 fewer
pounds than Kelso-123 to 133
for the Bohemia Stable star
Even SO, the victory didn't come
as much of a surprise to Price
Garry Back, you know
Price chuckled, "is stabbed in
barn % at Belmont Park
That's the barn Of George D
Widener. whose Jaipur won the
$130, 700 Jersey Derby at Gar
den State yesterday wher
Crimson Satan, home first, was
disqualified.
II told Bert MulhollanC
(trainer Of Jaipur) Tuesday
afternoon that this barn woulc
win two 100000 races tomor.
row." Price said. IT said Jaipul
would redeem himself for hi:
poor Preakness showing anc
Carry Back would beat Kelso
Maybe I was just kidding but
it happened. It was a pretty
good parlay."
By winning, Garry Bacl
picked up $72,735 and became
thoroughbred racing's fourth
millionaire, joining Round Ia.
BILE, Nashua and Citation. Hi
career total is $1,009,153. Price
also found a new jockey
Johnny Rotz, who won tht
Preakness with Greek Money
IL days ago and got the noun
on Garry Back when it looked
Evening star., 1962-05-31

as if Nanny Ycaza would be un-
der suspension for the Metro
politan.
Price said Rotz would be up
when Carry Back makes his
next start, in the Nassau Han
dicap at Belmont June 16. After
that he could challenge Kelso
again in three 100000 races
the Suburban at Aqueduct at
July 4, the Monmouth Handi-
capt at Monmouth Park July
IA, and the Brooklyn July 81
at Aqueduct.
Garry Back may pass up the
Monmouth race for the $l00 900
Gold Cup at Hollywood Park,
also July IA.
"It's only a 7-hour Jet flight
to Los Angeles" Price said,
I'VE might try it."
Evening star., 1962-05-31
RonGoIdmun
Posts Upset
AtCoIumbiu

Ron Goldman, the inter-
scholastic champion from Sid
well Friends, is off to a sur
prising start in the Columbia
Country Club Invitational ten
mis- tournament. and today he
pits his strong game against
the steadiness of Scott Irwin.
SteadineSs might be his un-
doing. but yesterday Goldman
had all the answers to the chal-
lenge Of fourth-seeded Fred
McNair. He stole the show
from the established stars by
overpowering the aggressive
veteran, 60, 6-3.
Four Of the other seeded
players-No. l Don Dell. No. 2
Norm Perry, No. 8 Steve Potts
and No. 6 Tim Coss-advanced
without incident. No. 5-seeded
Ted Rogers won by default
from Peyton Howard and had
a little trouble with John Myers
before prevailing, 6-3, 3-6.
60.
Rogers is the first to reach
the quarter-final round and
will meet the winner Of tomor-
row mornings match between
Dell and DR.. Dave Smith. Don
Floyd and Bob Bowditch are
involved in the only remaining
second round match today,
among various singles and
doubles contests on tap.
Summaries:
SINGLES
Don Dell def. Pierre Larchmont,
default; Dave Smith def. Jack sloat,
sks s3 Seiiu Esd sSssr: scssF:
Myers, 6-3, 3-6, go; Ron Goldman
def. Fred McNair, 6-2, 6-3; Scott Irwin
def. Bill Bos, GA, -6-3; Bob Burns
def. Dick Cunningham. 6-3, 60;
RsT1s RsFin dsf Ssf Eisx Rsx' keser tsSls s
o-3: Don Floyd def. Mark sherry, 90
III. SO, 6-2; John Mangan def. Doyle
Royal, 6-3, 6-1; Mansan def. John
Harris. 6-2, 81; Phil Neff def. Buddy
Adair, 63, 6-3: Tim Coss def. Tom
Bradford, 6-3. ga; Bobby Goeltz def
Buddy Miller. default; Norm Perry def
Earle Brown 9,l; Sn,!sjI 91i
McNair-Potts def. Buddy Goeltz.
Burns, Ga, 6-4; Smith-Irwin def. Man.
gan-Miller. default; Dell-Harris def
Hugh Lynch II and Morehead, default;
Felt-Lynch def. Bill OBrien- Cromwell
4-6. SO, 6-1; Perry-Bowditch def
Brown and Alex Keiles, 6-1, 6-1;
Myers-Bradford def. Lynch Thompson
default: Neff-Keintz def. Adair-Lewis
10-S, 90.
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of nine. He wound up more
than eight lengths behind Garry
Back, the 1861 champion
3-year-old after winning the
Kentucky Derby and Preakness
among other top races.
Garry Back not only staged
his usual stretch rally in beat
ing Merry Ruler by 21a lengths
but he tied the track record OF
1885 for the mile-set by Bald
Eagle in the Metropolitan two
years ago and equaled by Beau
Purple last April 5.
Carry Back can't be that
good" Price said. If we hao
beaten Kelso in a neck-and-
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Speedy SchooIboy
HARTFORD, Conn. NJ

HARTFORD, Conn, May 81
(AP)-The fastest high schoolel
in the Nation-unofficially, al
least-is 18-year-old Gene Tet-
reault of Hartford High School
He turned in a 1918 clockins
in the half mile yesterday al
the Greater Hartford high
school track and field meet
The recognized record is 1:51.9
set by Ray Van Asten at San.
ford, Calf, in 1860.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
GreteI Heads for U S.

SYDNEY, Australia, May 81
(AP) .-Australia's Americas Cup
challenger. Gretel, was swung
aboard the freighter City of
Sydney today for shipment to
the United States. The yacht
is expected to arrive in New
York around mid July to pre-
pare for the challenge to start
off Newport, R. l., Sept. Is
Evening star., 1962-05-31

make no apology for her rela-
tionS. She was sired by Freak
ness winner Bold Ruler and
foaled by Grey Flight, dam of
a number Of stakes winners.
= 4 +
Out to upset Affectionately,
whom Trainer Hirsch Jacobs
has tabled as one of the finest
2-year-olds prospects he ever
has conditioned, will be the
Meadow Stables Speedwell.
Trainer Casey Hayes saddled
Cicada for one of her few de-
feats in the Polly Drummond
last season, so he particularly
would like to win it this year
with Christopher Chenery's
Speedwell.
"Speedwell was beaten by At
fectionately in the Fashion
(she finished fifth but we are
not coming to Delaware for
second money" Hayes says.
"She had little chance in the
Fashion. She was hit hard leav-
ing the gate and came back
with leg cuts. But the cuts have
healed and she is all right
now"
A field of nine or 10 is ex-
pected for the week end fea-
ture.
SHORT SPRINTS-Delaware
Park was enjoying its single
afternoon free of New Jersey
competition today Garder
State closed down yesterday
but tomorrow Monmouth Pari
opens to draw off some of the
Philadelphia patronage :. Aft.
er two slim days, Delaware Parl
entertained 24,962 fans for yes.
terday's Memorial Day program
and betting reached $1,S70, ,545
Both the gate and wagering to.
tails fell slightly behind last
years figures.
Jockey Bobby Corle Cancelled
his ride in yesterdays eighth
J race in order to get to the hos
} pital in Silver Spring, Nd, tt
see his wife and their new
daughter, Cindy, who was borr
early in the day ID. The Corlei
make their home in Alexandria
Greentree Stable won it
third Brandywine Handical
yesterday when Johnny Ruan'
drove Eurasia home first in thl
$23, 900 stakes on the turf
Previous Greentree winner
were Cherry Jam back in 1874.
and Dockstader in 1949 . Be.
, fore 1857, the Brandywine wa.
; run on the main track.
The Hill-n-Dale Farm
, Bronze Babu was favored tt
win the Brandywine by a Sigh
margin over Eurasia, but los
quite a bit of ground when cir,
! cling the field and finished
third, one and three-quartel
lengths behind Eurasia and ont
and one-quarter lengths to the
rear Of Wise Ship, who wa:
secopd.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
GOLFER, 20, FAILS
TO SEE FIRST ACE

VICTORIA, Tex, May 81
(AP).-Sid Jordan, 10,
made his first hole in one
yesterday after playing golf
35 years, but he didn't see
the shot.
Il knew it was a pretty
good shot," the salesman
said, "but I stopped down
to get my tee and heard
'em say it was a hole in one.
I just didn't see it,"
Jordan made the ace
with a No. Z iron on River
side Golf cour1e's 1l0-yard
third hole while playing in
a foursome with friends.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Delaware
RY the ASS

BY the Associated Press
lst-S3,Q00; cling; yr & up; 8 fur.
King Carlos Uee) 1880 $50 $40
Tuscanaway (Kratx) $50 500
Friendly Jester (JOhnson) 12,OO
Sir CHAIRMAN. Mighty Bruce. ROYAL
Butterfly, Withstand. ROE Velos, sea
Tread, Sarah Ellen. Time, 1:13h.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
At THE RACES
Polly Drummond
Gets Interesting
By JOE KELLY

STANTON, Del May 3-NIr Ethel D. Affection
ate unbeaen in four starts is odds-on favorte
urday Polly Drummond Stakes at Delaware Park but the
2-year-od fy not soaring out Sunny Jim FtzsmmonS
The venerable Mr. Fitz" who he is bad shipper"
himself will not be handle saddlng duties But he will
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Race Results
Aqueduct

By the Associated Press
Ist-$4. 900; mdns.; 3-yr.; 8 fur.
spangle 8Baeza) 1880 II 80 7.4O
Auction Block (W'dhouse) 500
Party Judy, Delilah, Bright Talk,
Miss Heather. Rose Of Picardy, Crock,
Parfait, Countess Nancy, Benhilda,
Flolou. Time, l:114s.
Brent-Nichols, jr., entry.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000 claiming $4,000: two
year-old maidens: five fnrInnEs

w. 7. Leathsrbury and W.: c. Stokes entry.
B1R c. Moore and H B. Cohen entry.
DYNAMIC SADYE finished second at Pimieo and
Is well placed here. BY COMMAND Is from the Bran
DIVINE stable and meets lesser opposition OAR
RIERE rates chance il started.
Evening star., 1962-05-31

Nathan I. Conen entry.
PHARRY Is well suit to this distance and should
rally to win ROCAMADOR looks like the principal
rival KNIGHT KING should earn q money spot.
KS, XXI, xxx1O pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Jaipur Regains
Prestige With
Win in Jersey

| CAMDEN, N. j., May 81
(AP).-George De- Widener's
Jaipur. a bust as the Preakness
fsvorite, has stuck his nose
back into the muddled compe-
tition for 3-year-old honors by
winning the $130,700 Jersey
Derby at Garden State.
The dark bay son of Nasrul-
lah-Rare Perfume, ridden by
Larry Adams. was declared the
winner Of the 11s-mile Jersey
yesterday after the first horse
across the finish line, Crimson
King Farms Crimson Satan,
was disqualified for humping
in the final eighth of a mile.
Jaipur, Crimson Satin, with
Larry Gilligan in the irons, and
Fred w. Hooper's Admiral Voy-
age, guided by Braulio Baeza,
thrilled a Memorial Day crowd
of 44,818 with a nose and nose
three-horse drive from the top
of the stretch to the wire.
Blanket Finish
When the photo camera
separated the three, Crimson
Satan, who last fall won the
rich Garden State Stakes, was
a whisker ahead of Jaipur. who
had about the same margin on
Admiral's Voyage. 1t was a
blanket finish in 1:49 over a
fast track, with all carrying
equal weight of 126 pounds.
However, Crimson Satan's
number remained on the tote
board only long enough for
both Adams and Baeza to dis
mount and lodge claims of foul
against last years 2-year-old
champion. The stewards up
held the claims when the films
Of the race showed Crimson
Satan on the outside banged
Admiral'S voyage, in the middle,
into Jaipur on the rail. Crimson
Satan was dropped back to
third.
Gilligan, visibly disappointed,
admitted his mount wanted
to lay on those other horses.
I took him off once and
thought I had him. Then, he
went in again. If he had run
straight he would have won
easily" Gilligan later was set
down for Is days for failure
to keep Crimson Satan straight.
Winner Pays $500
Jaipur earned $84,955 of the
Jersey purse to boost his career
earnings to $375,729. He re-
turned $500, IS and $4.40 as
second choice to Roman Line,
the Kentucky Derby runnerup
who was third in the Freak
ness. Roman Line finished a
disappointing fifth. Mrs. Ada
l.. Rice's long shot, Daddy r,
was fourth in the field Of IL
3-year-oldS
Jaipur, 10th and beaten 19
lengths in the Preakness after
going off the favorite, is headed
for the June 9 Belmont Stakes
and a showdown with De-
cidedly, winner of the Ken
tuck Derby, and Greek Money
the upset Preakness winner
The controversial Ridan also
appears a sure Belmont starter
so the top 3-year-olds can have
lit out in a head-on meeting.
Jaipur's trainer, Burt Null
holland, said he would see how
his colt came out of the Jersey
before making a definite COM
mitment on the Belmont. How
ever, the twinkle in his eye
indicated wild horses couldn't
keep Jaipur out of the show
down race. for which his owner
has been pointing all year.
Evening star., 1962-05-31

JACoDARE meets lesser here and looks best.
BEAU NAV also drops and Is the to beat. MILL
STONE \ urprise second the grass at Pimieo.
Evening star., 1962-05-31

ALNA BREWER Eets the vote here In . closely
matched field Of sprinters. BRIGHT HERITAGE Nas
third at Pimlico LADYBUG LADYBUG breaks fast
and earlier at Garden State.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
At Delaware Park
Post Time 2 PM.
Selections Made for Fast Trac

FIRST RACE-Purse, S3.OOO eaiminE CS3OOOl; 4
year-eds and 6 furlonEs.
Evening star., 1962-05-31

Hilltop Stable Z Estep entry.
SEWARD LAD for $500 and Pppears to be
in spot here. GRAND OPERA viii battle
to the wire. BLUE LAVA rates q chance.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; claiming Cs5.OOOI; maiden

FLAMBOO should beat a weak field here BAW
BANG is due for Improvement GREEK REWARD might
Evening star., 1962-05-31

BABg BASH is well placed for her seasonal bow
RAPID RISE earlier at Laurel. STAFF CHIEF vii
battle to the wire.
, 1962-12-18

Governor
Before putting them into eff
feet a Public Hearing viii be
held in St, Croix.
The Governor said that his
trip was very fruitful.
, 1962-12-18

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Thursday
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Starring:
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Also latest worldwide News
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Don Taylor. Robert Strauss. Peter
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, 1962-12-18
Gov. Redssured

son regards Virgin Islands
manufacturers as having to do
with smuggling or evasion of
general policies Of the Govern
ment of the United States,
whether in relationship to or
the cold war or any other mat.
Arizona sun., 1962-02-15
ANNUAL
MEMS DAY

The First Institutional Baptist
Church is moving forward rapidly
which began seven years ago un-
der the leadership of its pastor,
Rev. A. G. Kendrick. Members
continue to join the church by let
ter, Christian experience and last
but not least, as candidates for
baptism. Six members were added
to the roll recently.
Last Sunday, Rev A. w. Patrick
occupied the pulpit because the
Pastor was attending the Mid
Winter Executive Board of the
National Baptist Convention, u. S..
A., Inc, at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
The fine messages that could be
called Measuring Messages, was
heard by an unusual congregation
who came through a rain storm
to worship.
Sunday, January %, is Mems
Day of the Church which will be
the 18th observance. Pastor Kend-
rick will give a brief report Of
the work of the board meeting that
he attended in the Arkansas City.
Pastor Kendrick will deliver a
strong Mems Day Sermon after
his report. After the morning serv-
ice, the men will serve fellow
ship dinner for a donation of $3.50
to go to the building fund.
The 700 pm. service will con-
sist of a song service by tile choir
of the Church. They will feature
Pastor Kendrick, who is a lover
of singing and who is known as a
great soloist. A cordial invitation
is extended to the general public
to attend the Mems Day Service.
Arizona sun., 1962-02-15
NAACP Life | Aember
Co-ChairInan Named

New York = ApA oointment for
DR.. George D. Cam 0 n as national
co-chairman of the lNAACP'S life
membership campai' sn was an
nounced this week by Elvie Kaplan,
chairman.
DR.. Cannon has be en- active In
the Association life membership
Embarrassing program !Or the past
six years, according to- Mr.. Kap-
Ian, a Boston industl-ialist and
member of the NAACP', Board of
Directors.
He joins Jackie Robinson and
DR.. Benjamin E. Mays who are
also co chairmen Of the drive
which accounts for upwards of
$26O,OOO annually.
A distinguished radiolOgiiSt, DR..
Cannon has served on numerous
NAACP life membership commit
tees. He is chairman of the
Board of Trustees at Lincoln Uni
verSity and serves on the Board of
Directors of the NAACP Legal De-
fense and Educational Fund, Inc.
Arizona sun., 1962-02-15

using her spare time writing.
The result: another book,
Tight White Collar" 1t was
another honest, if unfattering
look at the world about her.
Predictably, it aroused local
passions, provoked readers ev-
erywhere, and broke sales rec
ords. Just reprinted in paper
back by Dell, this story of mod
ern men and women choked
by the tight white collar of re-
spectability again places Grace
Metalious in the middle of con-
troversy. For an author whose
only wish is to write and to
live in privacy with her grow
ing family :. the literary hur-
ricanes are raging again.
Next: a grandchild in the
Spring, and possibly another
book. Meanwhile, no tight
white collar for this small town
girl who made good, but would
rather be left alone.
Arizona sun., 1962-02-15
NAACP SET FOR
INTEGRATI0N DRIVE

Cleveland - A wide croSS-section
of this city's community leader
ship here heard an NAACP pro-
gress report on its drive to end de
facto school segregation this week.
The Associations chapter here
is surveying the extent of de facto
school segregation; educational
standards in predominantly Ne
gro schools; and the extent OF
faculty integration.
Among the community groups
represented were the Cleveland
Church Federation, American
Jewish Congress. Karamu, House,
American Civil Liberties Union
and the Cleveland Community Re-
lations Board.
Miss June Shagaloff, NAACP
special assistant for education, said
the recently published study "Slum
and Suburbs" by former Harvard
President James B. Conant has
no relevance in Cleveland.
mo one familiar with public ed
ucation in large northern cities,
such as this one, will doubt the
urgent need to raise educational
standards of these de fact0 Segre.
gated schools.
but it is misleading to suggest,
as DIR. Conant has, that this is the
alternative to achieving greater
integration.
There is no choice between
reducing de facto segregation and
raising educational standards" she
added, anything less is merely
the old doctrine of separate-but'
equal.
Cleveland has a big public school
system with 1873 elementary, q
Junior and IL senior high schools
Negroes constitute 1856 per cent
of the city's population.