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State By State Integration Picture Shows Progress
3,000 School Districts Remain |
To Be Integrated, Survey Shows
Hi B:\KKR E. MORTON
NASHVILLE Ti-nn. <ANP>—Ra
cial integration in public schools
and events surrounding desegiela
tion for the month of November
have been released through, a sur
vey by the Southern Education
Reporting Service, publishers <>(
the Southern School News, a pub- s
liration issued oarh momh by a ;
board of southern editors and edu
rami ?.
The yfa»cs conccrnr-d in the -c
putt are IV con thorn and bovlrr
territories where resistance in -n
--teeraloir. ranges from mild cr>*i
cism In wholes* If ;a- sal violence,
in .-niu' instances
In nothing that these 17 states
had a heavy switch-over of Ne
gro voters from the Democrat-
Ir paity to the Republican par
*v. the report stipulates the
rnonih of November found Hie
slates with 61 desegregated
school districts, but al-u
brought out (he fait that there
are still some districts
in lh, .r states : ,( re sib!
pr.-irUring see r«v.ition of du
ra rr-f..
A 'suite by stale av if n.,V !
.ior oocelot r.N '.hiring Nov in- I
her arc ns follows:
ALABAMA —A U. S Supreme |
Court *•] -.Mi ’n ’I ** "•i' 1 ’ ': f j
bus boy coil case. linked to tHo put)- j
Jir school <irt’.iNions, c-vd <Ds- j
russion of race Mr.**.n- i
■while r, federal ii'.cljtc orders'll
University of Aiabau-a 10 >
Timely lips On
Christmas Tree Buying
Nmv that so nv.ry Ch islir.-.s,
ft css ai e r n fu- memet ’: -
mers in the business need to know j
what today's families ward in
Christmas trees and how th« v
buv. A sur cy n-ported by the In
diana Exp-vimont Station la.-*
year r,,ay boos interest to bedn
grow.us and shoppers Some 16!':
city families of different incomes!
and occupations wer, interviewed j
in thetr homes in December wm n j
they could show their trc.
’* eil a discus- 1 h i■;
On the avf.iy. S out of Ifi
families bought tree- and 3
out of 10 in the professional,
business management and
skilled labor groups Over 9ti
percent selected the traditional
rut evergreen: only a few re
ported arfifica! trees, living
trees or sprayed and painted
trees. Most families bought
bought trees between Decem
ber 10 and :!0. About S permit
bought trees a day or so before I
t hristmas; only 0 percent
were the verv early shoppers.
About 80 percent of the families
ho-tight fro: : in. tailv; s in the ■ < ■,.
and hU percent from growers, rmr- 1
scries or elsewhere beyond city I
limits. About half bought be,
from food stores having Cliristir.ss
tree sales lots. Very few buyers:
shoj.iyc:, around for their trees, i
West bought at the first, stop.
Nea -iy 7 out of 10 families pur- |
Hiascu the same variety of tt> o as ;
they had the Christmas b- fore, j
Balsam fir led in prefer: p,*p v . ,t|. '
Scotci; pine s, cond Only 25 per
gesls grouping trees by specie* nt
tree ihty bought. The report sur
?('Sts gimining trees by species 7p '
Identify lh< group.- A ppm nt ••
fen; customers read small tags cm i
trees
Mosl families purchased
trees between t anti 7 feet
high. Most didn’t knew wheth
er liu-ir tree was locally grown ,
«n imported but 13 percent in
dicated that they would he
wiiUng to pay more for a lo
cally grown tree.
Most shoppers want a perfectly \
•hapco trees - symmetrical mid |
fully branched on all sides, and 47 j
percent of these families bought
such tiers But observation in !
homes showed that, most trees were ;
nlaceci in front of windows or in I
the c« inier of n room where fiat- j
sided trees would fit better. lbs i
plays of trees in such local ion- j
might help sell these trees which i
often are li es expensive than f ’ j
To offset possible lower vegeta
ble prices each year, growers
should increase efficiency of pro
duction and market only property
graded vegetables of best quality
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RELIABLE \
LOAN CO.
LP7 S. Wilmington, N. C,
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sa» iijii
show cause .why they should not •
be hold in contt mpl of court for
refusing U> leadmil Mrs. Auth i in* ,
Lucy Luster .a fm >m r stud
there, who was driven fte-m it;
university campus iu.st Februa;; . j
when hate whites staged viol* o.t
racial demonstral*ons auaiu.-t her. j
ARKANSAS—Vot. r.s approved a
j constitutional amendment, an m
i itiated set and a i. vU,Non (of in
terposition) design*-ci to pn s.-rw ;
sGsrepacion. A survey of educe tint's j
turned up one more school district j
(ihe fifth) which had h- • r> dt-s. arc- ,
baud or was in the pro: -. . s pf !• ■- :
ini; desegregated.
DEI.A iVARF, -A majority of Mv !
eight school segregation stiii.:* now i
pending in federal d-nrt wii! coct..
to trial early m T):>7. Ti'-rcr :.!:- !
v hit'* and one nll-N y o deli wts !
to h *niT’J j
that they would accept stud: nts of
DISTRICT OF COV.I ; M >N IA -- ’IN-. i '
•'f our three OLviriet •- pi Is
Negrot-i. according: to a vt-ci r-t '
school porulalion sc.trvcy.
FLO RIDA-Dade Counlv’s (Mi
ami) I .it* I-.- White House €■>•■■■•■
| ence on Education vot- d in favor
! of "mt.'ciMtion in pyinciplt*" while 1
I in S' Pi t- rslmrg. liu* I'iorida 7’T:\
urged school autho-ities to ca.- y
out recently enacted Levs to pry
j serve school segregation,
j GEORGIA Governor Mar. i, .
Griffin considered a "sugrr.-cufioi: j
I strategy meeting" for Deo-mber of
i U. S. district atfer,ys m W:>
i ingtori. The i.e-eling report< Ay
, vounded onC-s.
Surveys in other are.v: s'o---. ,*■,■ j
) locai buying hobiLy’ Uni 3
| by ir,c; Indiana Sui ioij
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May the Spirit of Christmas ftU our hearts
as we join in a humble prayer for good* 1
will among men and peace among nations.
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Os Raleigh
JPOS HILLSBORO STREET, RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA -:*• TEL. Tg 3-1071 j
■ w:e. *0 seek wavs of cotn teripg
i’er-•:it pro-ir.tL-grHtUin court rut I
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j KENTUCKY l.uuisvillt Schoo! j
j Supcrnitendcnt Omer Camnclue I
i jviter<.t' a before Negro leaders i;i« t
earlier statement questioning the
compel-' ncy of Negro leaciu-rs as
: t'oiTipsvd with white teachers
suit w'ei.i filed jn Scott County sc- i<
VI. V,_ I- ;■,» jot*.
LO u.l ST A :v' A— Enters improv'd a :
| c.insteiifoinsl amendincn' designed !
jio block suns ngninst school !
i bnards. but rejected a second ,
: amendment designed to restrict or ,
j delay '.'.'ter registration.
VIA RY LAND—A survey shoved
: that more then 40 schools G'it of
: 'le-tn u, Baltimore* now have mix
]ed staffs of white and Netro fa
1 euliy members
MISSISSIPPI The slate Eduea- .
; tion Finance Commission appro-. •
j od a phase of the public selu-cl !
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I JEFFrJIES JEWELRY GO., IHC.
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| 33" S. Salisbury St. Raleigh. N. C. 1
garr—'i ■ ■■mi 1 'eiiMii»i«jgag»jtTaa«an»iww-->>»Mi»awj»«'. , a^ , J«o»Tres«*renen,'°wi<iMirMi*ft>'T«nyv!WK(>ri«g«ic>iii'M* ■ —m i imumi ni rnrini
THE CAROLINIAN
I equalization program calling for |
I construction of 322 new classrooms j
| i'or Negroes and 86 for whites.
MISSOURI— Si Louis County j
| was .M,id to have virtually complet- I
; ed dcw'gvcgation with e minSinuin ,
; of friction. Meeting in St. Louis.
I ‘hi National Council of Teneheis
i of English defeated a resolution
I supporting school integration.
NORTH CAROLINA—In the
long standing McDowell Coun
ty i isc. the Fourth circuit
court of Appeals ruled (In Bal
timoiei that Negroes still must
exhaust administrative reme
dii -for sel n* entry-Ringly,
.uni not as a group,—but that
appeal can hr taken directly to
federal courts without going
through state courts as the 1 <135 j
Pupil Ysslgiimetif Act directs.
OKLAHOMA - • Two- thirds of the]
! state's -.toili yes 22 of 33> with 06 j
! peer* ut of th< cn.-nllnriopt n«-v. i
. have l-eciniiy in iited classes, nr- |
i onrdir-g to as y
SOUTH "AR- ,TNA - The school j
si gre put ion irsne (igrured in the j
, Nrm tuber e.'eet ms with a sizeable 1
: split in the Mcyro vote. fnrtT.erly ]
I heavily Drmoc -nftc
; TF.NNESsKR —A strong segregv |
: (ion ti<i«» was reported running!
with sirdc officials ready for a ley- (
-s’,aii\, showdown on the issue -n !
j Januaty. A White Citizens Council
i leader, John Kasper, was acquitted ]
! of violation of sedition and incite- j
; merit to riot laws ir, Clinton where j
| Negroes absented themselves from |
] the high school of which they had j
gained admittance through court !
order, because of an upsurge of
racial disorders. A white minis*., r j
was brutally beaten when he ex- 1
corted a group of Negro students i
] lo th>- Clinton high school.
TEXAS—-Several plaintiffs ham
dropped out of tin Dallas school I
integration case; The NAACP has!
urg. d a quick: Trial of the state’s <
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We're filled with Chnsfmes cheer and fond
thought* of our good friends, as we jend iKs
little g'-eeting oi! around the town
Merry . , merry Christmas!
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Dependable For 21 IV.i .
lib 118 S. Salisbury St. Phone TEm pie ■ "l-' :
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the holly >Y< every window 1 Tiifti the ftee end pf,v:e the rnislefne where
it will hr ini the most cheer to everyon* For tht* h the. Christ nv » r-.- -is on and
our heart', are lighter than the i u* * - n CHre.-tma? ago.
lo our many friends we sac, • y i, been wonderfully paUctit-~*avd we .1
wish you a wonderful YULE TIDE!” i
State Distributors Corporation
Raleigh , N. C.
GARRETTS - VIRGINIA DARE - IMPERIAL WINES
ITALIAN - SWISS COLONY WINES - TAYLOR’S NEW YORK WINE §
HA LEAN TINE’S ALE & REEK
Pm 1.1 Ml —■! imi.il 11 »I„1—» „■ —r, - vn-r ■ m ni’i n in .n » _ |fJ ,
plea for a permanent injunction :
against its activity in the state.
VIRGINIA —Legal battles over
three suits involving school see:
gation were underway as school '
districts reported concern over !h,
marketing of bonds for now con
struction
WEST VIRGINIA - A Pa-pi;!: 1 ,- -r
--sweep brought in a nev aovcrnm
ami a new supcrimcndcni of
schools in a state where desvgr--
antion is acc»»mphsiicd or undi-r
way in ,r> of ‘*. r i cuirdi - No *1 • • •
-;cs. hc-v-•>. -V are anti ip-.lcd tn
state policy.
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!] M. l ' this Christmas He a merrs one . .
and mas the New Vesr bring each and l
u-f) orv. n! ivmj added happiness
and <o<>! nuied prospcntyf
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| Brogden Produce Co., Inc.
| RALEIGH
| ”''Lei us* prsy with deep reverence on
I f /j|t this most biessed day for peace on
Il\ A 4 * earth ~. good will toward all men ..,
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| ,f a Powell-Stewart
} <&> Motor Company
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